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I love the visuals on this level, very nice, but I agree that some of the transfers are a little wide in certain orientations, and some of the slopes a little extreme. That said, it's better than most of what is out there. Keep it up.
Just played it on my machine, which I would not consider "up to date" and it ran just fine(Haven't updated the components since 2012 or so) . I have heard some machines have had issues with Distance. Usually it dealt with lighting... I think? Of course it could be my settings and whatnot that make it not "laggy".
But will I fix them here? Maybe, maybe not, but I'll carry that knowledge into the next track I make, whenever that happens.
Thanks for the feedback.
Good day
It's not terribly hard, it just takes practice and knowing how the car works mechanically. In general, jumping before you try to rotate is particularly important.