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- Unique foldername flyingyeca
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Toyeca - Release date 2022-09-20
- Version from 2022-09-22
- Version 1.5
- RVW-ID 34266
- Category Super Pro Car
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Score
72/100
(8 votes)
- Unconventional car?
- Construction Remodel
- Engine Glow
- Transmission 4WD
- Top speed 52.8 mph
- Total weight 2.0 kg
- Acceleration 3.3 m/s²
- Construction Select an Option
- Track difficulty
- Track length m
- Reverse version available?
- Time trial times available?
- Practice mode star available?
- Online multiplayer compatible?
Yes, it's a flying Toyeca. Did anyone expect this? Anyway, I made it.
Credits: Carbox and skins by LukaVolt. Prop by FZG. Using Trixed's Paintkit for Gray and Yellow skins. Also, many thanks to Горячий Павел for his help with the parameters.
Tools used: Blender 2.79b, Krita.
Have fun! Because that's what this car is made for.
22.09.22
Major update!
- The maximum speed of the car has been reduced
- Improved shadow
- Removed unnecessary files (wheels)
Cool car to be honest, an very fun concept of an flying car!
I wish there was an skin that said “toyeca airlines” on the side it would be pretty funny
This one reminds to the Zender Type-S from Midnight Club: Street Racing (however I have never unlocked that car)
I gonna have alot of fun out of this >:) just what I did with xarc’s SE 2000 and Hydra
@burner94 @LonelyMarowak Thank you, the car has been updated!
@Gigi Thanks:3
Pretty car, I really like it!
An interesting concept. A little difficult to drive, but for being what it is, it wasn’t that bad though. In its current state, I feel that it deserves a rating higher than 58/100.
A Little Yeca Could win. And a Yeca Could Fly.
Pretty neat concept. Parameters on “land” are pretty fun too, despite myself not really being a fan of the “Flying TRUE” cars.
Two potential suggestions:
– It appears the car is using some wheel models, which can just be skipped by setting ModelNum to -1, given the car doesn’t really have visible wheels in the first place.
– Consider adding some blur to the shadow, its borders are noticeably aliased and “sharp”.