Gamer121

It's only as dead as we let it be. I'm doing what I can, while I have the chance to.

<p>I have quite a bit of experience making maps on the source engine. It is far from idea when it comes to large/open-world racing games. Not that it's impossible, but it would be quite difficult to make new tracks for.</p>

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<p>Unity might be a good option, and I'm leaning towards that regarding the future of 4x4EvoR. Has a solid built in physics engine, and does a lot of the heavy lifting for you. However, &nbsp;I've been keeping an eye on James' work to see what he ends up with as I am pretty interested to see what he whips up.</p>

Just wanted to pass this along, finally hit a major milestone with the 4x4 Evo Revival Project. Patch 009 now has full support for most every MTM2 truck made, there is still a lot of work to do on numerous aspects but if you want to check it out go to:

www.4x4evolution.com - Official page

http://vales.com/evo2/forum.asp?FORUM_ID=13 - Forum/Discussion

Just stumbled across this forum recently via a post I saw on another website, used to LOVE playing MTM1 & 2 before I had decent access to the internet to really play it much online. Enjoy pretty much any off-road racing game, RoR, SpinTires, Screamer 4x4, 1nsane, and so on. Can't say I've stumbled upon too many offroad racing game forums, so it's nice to know a few are out there.

Currently over the past year I've been running the 4x4 Evolution Revival Project, it's a project that I originally started to fix online play. Having achieved that, it's ballooned massively to include a ton of updates and other goodies. Including the goal of adding full MTM 2 compatibility. So far a majority of tracks do currently load now, however that is a discussion for another thread. Just figured I'd say hello first.