Here you can post suggestions for the game.
This can include new features, bugs I should fix and new track parts!
For now you could make a thread with the link. Maybe one for the speedrun page as well?
Hi, i am facing a problem and i dont know how to fix it. Im playing from https://www.kodub.com/apps/polytrack and i cant go into spectator mode and i don't know why, is there any fix?
You can clip through the randomly generated hills. whenever you are at high speeds, your car can clip through the hills. this also works when your car is airborne and the roof collides with the hills at first impact.
I made this track where you can clip through the hills easily. I started making it as a fun gimmick, but i landed, slid, and randomly clipped through the hills.
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When you go in the regular path, slow down so that you immediately land after the ramp, and start ramming into the hill at the left of the screen, it goes in a weird (clipped through/also not so clipped through) it demonstrates the bug. Back up and ram into it at higher speed, and it will fully clip through.
I hope this is bringing the bug to your attention, but I personally think that you should keep it in the game as a weird bug for players to experiment with and make cool "kacky tracks" as some people in TrackMania call them and make other stuff that i have not even thought of yet.
I think that might just be how the physics work out.
For a moment when you leave the platform only the back wheels will be touching the platform. Since you're in the middle of a turn and the back wheels can't turn like the front wheels, you'll be forced to the left. That's my guess at least.
that is because the steering is not instant and the wheel is still returning to it's neutral resting position, which means while you are technically not steering the car is (I believe) or at least the wheels are tilted for a bit and this result in a less potent version of the air spin described above. This might also be cause by the momentum of the cars turning not quite fully returning to normal before the jump but that's basically the same thing
Yes! I'm working on it for the next update.
But it's a quite complex feature so it might take a while.
Checkpoints are coming next update!
Boosters are definitely something I want to add, but other things have higher priority right now.
Ice blocks might come in a future winter themed update perhaps!
Kodub u are a legend to me. This is literally my dream come true to play a game like Trackmania. :)
I've been thinking of making this so you could preview other people's runs from the upcoming leaderboard as well.
So I might add this in the next update if I have time.
I'm glad you like the game!
I changed the collision model of the car a bit so you don't get this weird bounce and roll as much when you hit a barrier.
So it should be a bit better next update. If it's still a problem I guess I could make the barriers a bit higher too.
The way it works is that when ur mid air u can tap brake to stop the cars rotation
Itd get a great addition for landing long jumps :)
oh another thing you could add is a booster piece that goes on top of tracks. it could increse your speed to somewhere around 375 km/h
if the physics get all janky because of it i understand not adding it.
Definitely something I want to add in the future!
I believe the physics should be able to handle it without any issues.
1. I think this might cause some problems. Or maybe I misunderstood what you meant?
2. Sorry! It's already been toned down a bit in the next update. It was never intentional and is just a side effect of the wheels hitting the barrier before the chassis of the car.
3. More customization in general would be really cool! Such as different spoilers and wheels. The next update miiiiiiiight have some more color patterns to choose from but most likely not since I already have a lot of stuff to do for this update. Very likely in the next update after that though!
I agree that the physics are kinda strange. The bounce when hitting a wall has been toned down a bit for the next update. The reason this happens is because the wheels usually hit the wall before the chassis causing the car to be launched into the air by the suspension. This is quite hard to balance because if I make the chassis extend too far forward it will hit the ground when driving up a ramp for example. I might also experiment with making the barriers higher or a different shape.
I should definitely take some time to go through all the materials in the game. I agree it's too shinny sometimes!
I'm glad you like the game!
I don't think so.
Then I would have to somehow connect peoples' Discord profiles with their in-game profiles, which would be quite a bit of work among other reasons.
I think it would be better with some kind of voting system, where the highest voted tracks will be shown on top. I think it would be more fair as well, since good tracks are good tracks no matter who made them!
Adding Even More:
Boost Pads, Super Boost Pads, Mega Boost Pads, Ultra Boost Pads, Random Booster, Reactor Boost Up, Super Reactor Boost Up, Mega Reactor Boost Up, Ultra Reactor Boost Up, Reactor Boost Down, Super Reactor Boost Down, Mega Reactor Boost Down, Ultra Reactor Boost Down, Extra Long Slope Up, Extra Extra Long Slope Down, Extra Long Smooth Turn, Extra Extra Long Smooth Turn, Coin and Diamond Producer, Switch and Buttons, Road with Pillar at Top, Effects, Alphanumeric Signs, Sign with Text, Sign With Images, Checkpoint Rings, Finish Rings, Split Curves, Pillar with one by one side branch, Magnetic Wheels, Vertical track bottom round, middle and top round outer corner, Vertical Rotating 45°, Loops and Twists in Roller Coaster, and Lap Counter
Sorry! I'm not sure I understand.
But building with these walls is a bit weird right now, because they take up a full tile, even though most of it is empty!
Rather than making multiple variations, there might be a better solution where overlapping tiles are allowed as long as the parts themselves don't overlap.
There are already names for the track pieces in the code. I'm not sure if I want to show them in the editor somewhere because I feel like they'd be hard to translate to all the languages.
Here you go:
Straight, TurnSharp, SlopeUp, SlopeDown, Slope, Start, Finish, ToWideMiddle, ToWideLeft, ToWideRight, StraightWide, InnerCornerWide, OuterCornerWide, SlopeUpLeftWide, SlopeUpRightWide, SlopeDownLeftWide, SlopeDownRightWide, SlopeLeftWide, SlopeRightWide, PillarTop, PillarMiddle, PillarBottom, PillarShort, PlanePillarBottom, PlanePillarShort, Plane, PlaneWall, PlaneWallCorner, PlaneWallInnerCorner, Block, WallTrackTop, WallTrackMiddle, WallTrackBottom, PlaneSlopeUp, PlaneSlopeDown, PlaneSlope, TurnShort, TurnLong, SlopeUpLong, SlopeDownLong, SlopePillar, TurnSLeft, TurnSRight, IntersectionT, IntersectionCross, PillarMiddleBranch1, PillarMiddleBranch2, PillarMiddleBranch3, PillarMiddleBranch4, WallTrackBottomCorner, WallTrackMiddleCorner, WallTrackTopCorner, Checkpoint, HalfBlock, QuarterBlock, HalfPlane, QuarterPlane, PlaneBridge, SignArrowLeft, SignArrowRight, SignArrowUp, SignArrowDown, SignWarning, SignWrongWay, CheckpointWide, WallTrackCeiling, WallTrackFloor, BlockSlopedDown, BlockSlopedDownInnerCorner, BlockSlopedDownOuterCorner, BlockSlopedUp, BlockSlopedUpInnerCorner, BlockSlopedUpOuterCorner, FinishWide, PlaneCheckpoint, PlaneFinish, PlaneCheckpointWide, PlaneFinishWide
say you have two of the black ramp peices next to each other and on top of the second one you place the upside down black ramp peice that you use to make the loops i am talking about a block that would go on top of the first peice to smoothly connect it to curved black ramp that is on top of the second ramp kind of like how you would use the triangle gray track peice on the gray square track peice or how you would use the gray triangle decoration peice to smoth out corners between gray block decoration pecies
Just a Few the Road Types of Surfaces in the Next Update:
Asphalt / Tech
| This is the default terrain that will be most prominent throughout the game. There will be a lot of grip here and entering a drift will only happen at a certain speed so this will be the easiest to get used to. |  |
Dirt
| The driving will be a lot more free flowing on dirt and drifting will almost be constant so it's advised to make decisions earlier than usual when it comes to steering inputs. |  |
Grass
| There will be a lot less grip here whilst drifting will happen a bit earlier than usual and braking will be a lot weaker too. It will be useful to be accustomed to smooth steering, especially on downhill surfaces. |  |
Plastic
| The grip will be minimal here whilst also being a surface that relies heavily on smooth steering since speed loss can happen quite frequently on here. It's advised to not turn too much and set up where you want to go much earlier than you would expect. This surface can also appear in various colours. |  |
Sausage / Bump
| This surface can be quite frustrating to get used to since the middle of the track is at a higher elevation to the outsides so a lot of unnecessary air time can happen here. The grip will be at maximum just like it is on asphalt, but it's important to keep it by steering inwards towards the middle at times. It's also to be noted that following the curve of the track will be crucial to keeping on track, especially at faster speeds. |  |
Water
| The grip here will be similar to usual although steering inputs will require smooth steering at times since it can be completely lost at high speeds. There will be a short duration when exiting water, where grip will be lower than usual too. |  |
Ice
| This is easily the most difficult terrain in the entire game and will require certain inputs to not just be fast on but to even survive itself, and a lot of practice. There will not be any grip whatsoever here and braking will have little effect as well. The car has to be directed in a way where you are almost trying to slingshot your car and you must position it facing away from where you want to go before turning towards the desired direction shortly afterwards. The left stick is useful here since you can point in the direction towards where you want to go, allowing you to have more control than usual. It is best to be mindful of throttle control as you will naturally gain a lot of momentum here. It is also recommended to try to get a bit of a feel for how this surface works by experimenting a bit too, although fortunately, there will be minimal reliance on this since there are plenty of other recommended tracks to attempt that are shown later in this guide. |  |
Ice Bobsleigh
| This surface is similar to ice but can be a lot more consistent if approached correctly since this terrain has sweet spots to keep close to. There will be a lot of high speed on these sections, so any incorrect movements can cause your car to fly off completely into the air. The area to stick to when approaching winding corners is just around the upper red line that is visible here. The best spot to approach this will be different depending on your speed; however, with a decent amount of practice as well as trial and error, it will become clear how best to get somewhat consistent. | 
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Just a Few the Turbo Blocks in the Next Update:
Turbo / Super Turbo
| As the name suggests, Turbo blocks increase your speed, while Super Turbo increases it further. You want to roll on them if necessary to save time. In some occasions, you will find Turbos facing the opposite direction, which is called “Counter-Turbo”, and will slow you down instead so you would want to go fast enough before rolling on them; if not, you’ll instead go backwards and won’t be able to race further. The regular Turbo will be a yellow pad whilst the Super Turbo is a red pad. |   |
Reactor Boost / Super Reactor Boost
| This ability will alter how your car behaves, essentially as in low gravity mode changing its physics, going in effect for a few seconds. The first apparent change is that the car is getting faster. Rolling on a Reactor Boost Up will make any airtime much larger than usual hence the low gravity aspect, so it's common to completely fly off some surfaces. Rolling on a Reactor Boost Down that faces the opposite direction will make the car climb up steep angles easier like walls, and occasionally ceilings.
Coming in contact with a Super Reactor Boost will make the car's behavior even more pronounced. With a Super Reactor Boost Up, the wheels retract to the side and the car hovers on any surface without being affected, and airtime will be much larger, allowing a much larger air control. With a Super Reactor Boost Down having the arrow facing the opposite direction, the car will be able to roll on walls, even on ceilings, like it's nothing. It's best to approach this effect with extra attention since it the physics can be more sensitive so making an earlier decision on when to turn is recommended. |  
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Just a Few the Effect Blocks in the Next Update:
Slow-Mo
| This ability slows your car down to an exceptionally low speed whilst you will still be running in real time. It's important to be going as fast as possible when entering this section to minimize the effect. | 
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No Steering
| It blocks your ability to steer the car, so make sure to steer in the right direction before rolling on it, as not doing so you will inevitably hit a wall or go off track, messing up your run. | 
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No Break
| The break button is disabled, preventing you to do quick break for drifting or avoiding to hit a wall at high speed. You can still release the accelerate button to slow down.
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No Engine
| Rolling on it turns off the car's engine, gaining no speed. Hitting anything, drifting, going up or other instance will make you lose significant speed, and in the worst case, be completely grounded. Any curves and slopes going downwards will help to gain some speed. | 
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Reset
| This block nulls all effect you previously gotten. | 
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Fragile
| This effect will make your car vulnerable to damage so any type of hit will affect the performance of the car and at times will be completely undrivable. It's important to be extremely careful when going through these sections. | 
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Cruise Control
| This effect will make the speed you roll on this block as the maximum speed you can reach. | 
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Maybe! I've been looking into some new ways of creating shadows. Some form of shadow volume algorithm might work!
I tried using post-processed ambient occlusion, but it didn't look very good in my opinion. Generating ambient occlusion maps when the track loads might be possible, but would probably use too much resources.
I don't think resizing would work very well, but copy/pasting should come at some point.
Sorry about that! I don't have a Mac myself, so that makes it a bit more difficult to develop for it.
Also Macs seem to have pretty strict requirements for running "untrusted" software.
I might still release a Mac version later, but it probably wouldn't be as well supported as the Windows & Linux versions.
I agree!
The current track generator is quite old by now, so I would really like to improve on it with setting like these!
The current track generator is like from 100 years ago
This setting the track generator might be setting in the version of PolyTrack in 0.16.0, 1.5.0, 1.19.0 (During World War II), 2.8.0, 3.1.0, 4.4.0, 5.0.0, 5.13.0, 6.6.0, 7.1.0, 7.19.8 (Y2K Problem), 8.14.2, 9.3.0 and 9.19.7
The current version of PolyTrack is now 10.8.0
Can you add this block?
Road Branches is Coming in the Next Update!
I don't know if it affects everyone because one of the levels I had the bug on I beat originally
but here is one of them
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(from a form on Speedrun.com)
I believe free-placing blocks or at least a bit more flexibility with block placement would really expand the polytrack mapping world into a different dimension. I understand if this is really hard but if you could do it sometime in the future it would be amazing! I feel it would make the game more flexible and also prevent you from having to add in a plethora of different block types of every map.
Old web versions are available at the following links:
https://www.kodub.com/apps/polytrack/0.1.1
https://www.kodub.com/apps/polytrack/0.2.0
https://www.kodub.com/apps/polytrack/0.3.1
Older versions are not able to be downloaded though.
2 things:
1. I just entered the level editor and this showed up for some reason
2. The checkpoints have a bug where you can go on the outside of the checkpoint and still count as crossing it, as seen by the run I made (Not Anonymous) on this track. v3TADhWZjtGcvlmb0BiY1dG4p9YlBGZAEoBokeGMfMCmff7frHIp5MwEcV8fff6ZEicfLQ5kEJ1CSGLAznJ461HkMbgqnRAwkHK4A
The current shadow system does not allow the track to cast shadows on itself.
I'm looking into adding a higher graphics setting for shadows which will allow this though!
It would be possible to add, but I think the community is against adding incremental steering to the game since it could provide an unfair advantage.
Different cars might come in the far future. The vehicle would probably be selected by the track, since otherwise there would always be an optimal vehicle which everyone would pick.
