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Grazie mille! 🤣

Thanks very much for your comment, Obi-Wan! The force is with me, not long to go I hope!

Thanks for your comment, I'm happy to answer any questions you might have to clear up any confusion. Regarding supporting materials, well fortunately the projects I have chosen thus far, and ones I hope to work on in future, all have pretty much the same road layout as back then, with publically available LiDAR data and in some cases high res photogrammetry data to accurately gauge road widths etc. Comparing the Pescara layout of the 1957 edition with the roads now, you can see that but for a roundabout or two, the roads are pretty much as they were 70 years ago. Bear in mind however that it isn't the case for the pre war variant. (And I'm not willing to guess how turn 3 was, or exactly how the chicanes were, so I'm not making it.) For Pescara I visited the track, recorded a lap driven in a hire car, took reference photos, and have relied heavily on photos provided to me by an extremely helpful local historian that aren't found on the internet. The photographers of the day did a poor job of covering the track, so in terms of coverage, maybe 20% is photographed. But using some architectural intuition and photo analysis, I have made reasonable (I think) assumptions as to which buildings were present back then, and which are a result of rapid urbanisation from the 1960s onwards, with large concrete apartment blocks springing up in place of older, beautiful individual houses. I have made 470 of the things, it was a question of how far away from the track I wanted to go, because doing all the buildings in side streets etc, would probably mean doubling that tally at least, and the track not being released for another two years, if at all. As I said, any questions, fire away, and I'll do my best to answer..

I'll admit, in the back of my mind, one thing I was trying to do was sort out just where Guy Moll's incident occurred in 1934. One of my other thoughts, I think you probably kind of answered already. That is, I thought the buildings in town were a tad sparse in places, but if those are the spots where the apartment blocks went in, that makes rather more sense. I'm guessing, in general, the towns were better covered by the period photos than many of the more outlying areas. So, does it seem like Turn 3 really changed that much from before to after the War? Do we at least know basically where around the lap the 1930s chicanes were? Aside from the block chicane before the pits that was added for 1934, it seems like the others were most probably added for 1936, at least going by the lap times and average speeds. And I've seen a few video clips online that appear to show at least one of them from the 1937 race. And yes, I've had a bit of a discussion with LilSki, and he had a very similar reasoning for not doing Stardust, after all the work he had to do to make Riverside. Thankfully, Sergio Loro has covered Stardust since then. So, are you looking at doing some more buildings closer in, and then maybe some 2D stuff farther away, to make things appear more filled out? Just a curiosity, but have you had any contact with/from Fat-Alfie/David Pemberton and/or Sergio Loro with regard to Circuito Stradale del Mugello? In any case, that one seems like a project of a scale that would just about have to be a collaboration to ever get done, whoever might end up doing it.

​@@Villoresi Hi, thanks for your questions! I will answer your layout queries over at Race Department where I can link pictures etc to show you the differences, but basically the pre war version is out of the question for me because there are too many unknowns, and the roads where T3 followed are no longer there. In the Last Road Race book, it says that Pescara emerged unscathed from the war - not so! In fact, the best reference photos I have are shot from a bomber that's in the middle of pummeling the station area and Montesilvano, with falling bombs in the foreground. Regarding the chicanes, and additional buildings, and basically the Coppa Acerbo in general... yes I have a general idea of one of the chicanes, there is brief video of it and I have been given a photo, but the second one, although I know where it was, I don't know how exactly it was. I can't include one without the other and it would be very much guesswork. (How far did it deviate, radius of corner, how much braking was necessary, none of which will ever be known sadly.) The same applies to padding out the track/city with extra buildings close by, since this video I have added a few more that I had reference photos for, but again, I'd rather refrain from spending a lot of time on guesswork nearby buildings, (and which I'd have to go into detail for) when I have spent aeons on modelling the real ones. If I work outwards from the track and do buildings in side streets (occluded most likely, and being passed at 100+mph) that'd add on a lot of dev time, keep everyone waiting another year or more, and in my opinion, be pretty pointless. Regarding Mugello, I haven't had any contact with David or Sergio on the matter. They are both phenomenal artists and if they were to team up on Mugello (perhaps they already have, I have no idea) then I'm sure it will be fabulous. When I have time I will post over at Race Department, again, thanks for your interest! 😊

@@italotracks2277 I've been a bit sidetracked, but I saw your response over on RD, so i'll give that another look here, and probably have a couple questions to pose there. I think I have 2 main, remaining questions that can probably be covered just fine here: 1. How much length did the block chicane before the pits add to the lap? 2. Going back to your research, had you considered doing any circuits outside of Italy? Just thinking of those sort of quintessential, tight Italian street circuits, you also had things like Angouleme and Antibes in France. If you're going more open, but still quite sinuous, then something like Vila Real in Portugal or Opatija in Croatia (formerly Abbazia in Italy) come to mind. Thanks for the info. I was just wondering with the buildings and such. Honestly, given my (lack of) eyesight), I'm probably less likely to notice the emptier side streets than others might be.

Thanks for sharing!

Thanks! 😊

Sto facendo Pescara in questo momento, sono 25+ KM quindi c'è molto lavoro. Farò un video nei prossimi due mesi spero :)

@@italotracks2277 ok, comunque sei il primo

A provare di creare il circuito di Pescara, hai un gran coraggio

Ho usato Autodesk 3DS Max per creare la pista e gli oggetti :)

@@italotracks2277 ciao, grazie x l'informazione!

Ciao, grazie mille! Ho terminato l'elaborazione dei dati di fotogrammetria per Pescara, San Remo, Livorno, Bari, Castel Fusano e Perugia. La parte lunga consiste nel modellare il manto stradale, gli edifici, ecc., che rappresenta il 90% del lavoro e che deve ancora venire. Aggiornerò il mio canale con i miei progressi e posterò anche aggiornamenti su racedepartment

@@italotracks2277 Allora doppiamente contento di essermi iscritto al tuo canale! Confermi che si intende il circuito di Ospedaletti (un paese vicino a Sanremo)? Perché hanno gareggiato un anno anche nel centro di Sanremo, ma come bellezza del tracciato non c'è paragone. Oltretutto il tracciato viene ancora tutt'oggi celebrato con rievocazioni, la possibilità di poterlo percorrere anche virtualmente passerebbe tutt'altro che inosservata ;)

@@theGulp89 Grazie per il tuo commento! Sì, Ospedaletti, la versione più lunga del 1948-1951

Hi there, I'm really delighted you're enjoying it, thanks for your comment! If you like this then hopefully you'll enjoy some of my upcoming projects which will be of a similar nature, Italian F1 and F2 tracks from long ago, through narrow streets with beautiful backdrops: Pescara, San Remo, Castel Fusano, Livorno, Perugia.. I'll upload some WIP videos and also you can check out my posts on RaceDepartment

Grazie mille! Per F1 Challenge, non lo so, perché la mia pista ha texture e modelli ad altissima risoluzione con molti molti poligoni con cui F1C dovrà lottare. Sto parlando con Luigi70, forse ne verrà fuori qualcosa, ha realizzato tante ottime piste di F1C ....

@@italotracks2277 Si, ho diverse piste di luigi70, e molto bravo anche lui, non sono riuscito mai a contattarlo, speriamo che si possa fare cmq ti rinnovo i complimenti più guardo il video e più mi piace

Thanks very much, I'll try another comment! :)

Grazie! Caricherò i video futuri qui sul mio canale, puoi anche visitare i thread di modding di Assetto Corsa su Racedepartment dove mostrerò i miei progressi :)