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New STATUSRing

STATUSRing is located at O'Neill Airbase, in the Sawyer Isles



Merry Christmas - Stormworks' largest racetrack has been optimized and given some highly requested new features:

- Infinite Lap Timer - Just keep driving. The new timing system keeps track of as many laps times as you like, with accuracy to three decimal places.
- New Timing Display - A new start/finish tower now displays Last and Best lap times in a more accurate and performance friendly design.
- Lower, Safer Kerbs - STATUSRing's aggressive kerbs have been tamed and lowered to make them safe to traverse by even the lowest cars.
- Optimized - Game performance was already number one on the list when designing the STATUSRing - Removing some unnecessary pieces and the new timing system improve performance even further.



- Create a new game
- Select "Custom" in the Game Mode menu
- Click "Enabled Addons" and select New STATUSRing under the Workshop tab
- Select "Toggle All" under the Official tab to disable all other missions
You now have your own vehicle testing facility and race track. Enjoy!

To spawn the paddock area
- Select the mission editor from the pause menu
- Click load, then select New STATUSRing under the Workshop tab
- Select the "Test Mission" flag under Mission Locations



Scale Vehicles: The ultimate challenge. Open to any realistically scaled vehicles with wheel sizes under 5x5. Post a video and a link to your vehicle's workshop page in the hot lap discussion, and I'll add you and a link to your vehicle on the board. No vehicle is truly 1:1 in a game made from 25cm blocks, but Class 1 is for vehicles that get fairly close.




Big Vehicles: Open to those vehicles built on a larger scale. Post a video and a link to your vehicle's workshop page in the hot lap discussion, and I'll add you and a link to your vehicle on the board.




STATUSRing has been a real megaproject for me. It's taken way more work and time than I ever imagined, but seeing people using it to race, test and improve their vehicles, and all the hot laps have made it more than worth it. Thanks to my friends and master engineers: Mr. Cynical for his testing and feedback ,Tajin for the amazing work on the timing system, and Mr. NJersey for proving that you really can use it in multiplayer. I wish you all a Merry Christmas and many, many very speedy laps.