finalmente posso correre dove voglio io! ok il programma ha alcune lacune ma non così gravi da far smettere di usare il programma;ad esempio fare dei tratti realmente rettilinei è molto difficile e alcuni piccole difficoltà quando si inizia a variare l'altezza di alcune parti della pista .
per fortuna l aggiornamenti sono "costanti" e molti probemi vengono risolti con il tempo. tutto sommato forse un pò caro si ma comunque fa il suo lavoro e alla fine personalmente non mi è più importato della cifra spesa.

P.S. usato solo su AssettoCorsa
In sostanza se vuoi correre fuori casa tua e non sei un mago della grafica 3D eccoti accontentato!

Ci passo notte e giorno https://valeriomagliano3.wixsite.com/assettocorsatrack

As a donator and long term supporter of Bobs Track Builder for years (I'm the maker of one of the biggest xpack for BTB, the Great Britain Xpack), I will never ever again buy anything from this guy and can't recommend Race Track Builder in it's current state. First, price tag is way too high for the amount of features you get...an unfinished prototype which doesn't work most of the time, with limited features that doesn't work as they should (especially track merging which is just a cheap trick). Software support is the worst I've ever seen, I've gently asked for help and got ignored before getting permanently banned... that's not how you treat your average customers. It was the same with BTB (which got splitted into two different versions exporting to different games so you have to buy it twice)...Brendon disappeared for years without updating it as it seems this guy is more concerned about climate change and your cash than anything else. If you want to be treated as a cash pig go for it, but don't expect any gratitude or support in return for your hard earned money!!

Here's a longer review: The goal here is not to bash this software nor it's author but to denounce the abusive, disrespectful and disheartening behavior from the author I've run into while trying to gently ask for help. Take this as a warn as I don't want my frustrating experience to happen to other people: Posting a review on forum resulted in false accusations, like spamming his mailbox...I don't know why, probably to save his person, then he even gone as far as saying he would do a restraining order against me.

--------Way overpriced and no customer support at all--------

for the record, this developer disappeared for four years when he was developing BTB, without giving any news, leaving a big hole in the community. He ignore messages most of the time and rarely respond to any concern new buyers have. Posting suggestion or asking if a feature is planned will result in a permanent ban from the official support page without any further response. I've asked other BTB users and the same thing happened to them, there is rarely customer response. Official Bobs Track Builder website is a great way to see the slow pace at how BTB evolved throughout the years, I suggest to visit this website before buying. Although it's more accurate with big triple A titles, currently the peak sales on Steam shows 15 persons have buy RTB. There's only one guy working on this software which mean If sales doesn't meet his expectation, there's no guarantee this project will evolve as it's exactly what happened with BTB blackout. I've bought RTB and I can assure, for the price, the amount of features you get is minimal. Currently the software is priced 66,49$ CAD but is probably no more worth than 19,99$ at best and I'm generous... it would be more appropriate and fair with a starting price of 14,99$ that would raise once features are added.

-----------Atrocious performance and plenty of bugs-----------

First, webpage says the software take benefit of multiple core cpus, but if it's true, that's badly optimized. I have a high end Core i7 just formatted with latest OS updates, latest drivers, DirectX and .NET Framework version. It freeze for at least five seconds every time I try to raise or lower terrain or do any modification and this doesn't occure in realtime, there's a 3 seconds lag and then you see the result. If you increase terrain polycount, you can't erase these smaller polys anymore. Also, the software freeze and crash to desktop from time to time.

-----------------------Lack of features-------------------------

It looks great on video...but not so well once you get your hands on it. There is almost no options in menu. You can't export to any game and there is lot of shortcomings. First, terrain doesn't follow when elevating track, that doesn't make sense how much individual editing you have to do everywhere in order to get a nice flow with the track. I honestly don't think the benefit of using this method over generating terrain once track is made (which this software is badly lacking) is worth the extra hassle if you don't plan to use Google Earth. Even then, it's a mess to work with. But worst of all, there is no bezier controls on track nodes meaning there's not much you can do aside from moving them around... you can't edit the curvature of them which make the whole building track process pointless. How this program have been released on day one without such a significant and fundamental feature as this is beyond me. Merging tracks rely around a cheap trick...there is no algorithm calculating vertices that modify in real time the welding while manipulating tracks. Instead, you must align tracks and the program cheaply hide them underneath the track which doesn't look great, and you must make several adjustment in 3dsmax to make it looks right. They're not really welded together. Same thing when you try to connect two roads which doesn't have the same poly counts, the vertices of the tracks doesn't attach. The lack of a tool similar to UVW Unwrap for editing textures of selected polys means you need to rely on other softwares like 3dsmax, Blender and Maya. You can't add extra vertices on track mesh to add details like small bumps and holes and do proper larger width sections on the road.

I can't deny the software is promising and maybe it will be worth later, but for now, I highly suggest to pass on it as it is way too much overpriced for the low number of features you get (half of which have their shortcomings), it's badly optimized, there's plenty of bugs with no support and it's the most disgusting and aggressive way to deal with customers I've ever seen in my whole life!

Abbastanza intuitivo e versatile. Ci passiamo ore ed ore con il nostro gruppo di Modding https://www.passioneslalom.it/gaming/assetto-corsa/tracciati/

Lack of features, crashes every now and then. Not worth 55€.
I would buy it again if it costs around 20€.

sono deluso nessuna spiegazione adatto solo a grandi esperti di grafica esperti poco giocabile non accettato il rimborso dopo 4 ore di attività ,
ha bisogno di un pc con grande potenza altrimenti non gira bene e si blocca forse sarebbe meglio fare un versione aggiornata a 64 bit dopo 300 ore ancora devo fare un giro in pista, forse sarò scarso in inglese perciò devo ancora imparare come funziona e cosa vuole ,la cosa brutta e che dopo ore di lavoro il kn5 di assetto corsa si blocca e dovo ricominciare daccapo poichè anche il programma non apre più il file salvato .


Dopo tanto tempo sto valutandi il lavoro fatto

finalmente un editor per mappe fatto bene

TL;DR: If you're on the fence about this one, I definitely recommend it. It's hard to get used to, but it can actually be very powerful.

Well, this was a tough decision. I was thinking about buying this for a long time, and eventually I got tired of trying (unsuccessfully) to build a local kart track using blender, so I thought I'd give this a try (even with all the bad reviews), and if I wasn't able to do it quickly, I'd get a refund. Long story short, after googling a lot, reading a lot of posts on the forums here, and watching a couple of youtube videos (side note: I HATE video tutorials), I was able to set-up the google maps api, download the terrain data and create a very very very simple track based on the real one I wanted in under one hour. I could still get the refund, but I was quite happy with the result, so I decided to keep it.

So, what I liked about it:
- You can easily create tracks;
- You can create a track based on a real one, or a city circuit from a couple of roads you usually drive on;
- With patience, any real world location can become a track;
- Lots of objects (now with Workshop support).

What I didn't like:
- Awful interface (a pinning option for the menus and toolbars would almost solve this);
- Not so intuitive controls;
- Slow at times (good habits can help with this);
- Editing tools that feel "incomplete". For example, the lack of bezier handles, track width (point by point only), and better intersection tools;
- Really hard to find learning references. As I mentioned, I HATE video tutorials. It'd be really nice to have a complete written guide to all the steps needed to successfully create and export a track. I plan to do this once I get a bit more used to everything.

Even with all its flaws, the software is still good and quite powerful, so get it if you really want to create tracks!

After owning Race Track builder for about 6 months now, I thought it was time to write a review. This product has really developed in the last month or so, making it very usable and a powerful tool.

I am a complete noob when it comes to modelling, and track creation, but even I am able to make a track using Google Earth terrain of my local hills. If you are thinking of buying this, be prepared to do some research. There is a lot to learn, (which is great), and studying the program first saves time when creating tracks. You could be trying to tweak something for 2 or 3 hours and then find out the tools you are using in the program has an easier way to do it.

There are a lot of Youtube tutorials and information on forums. A great video to help you get started is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ltx2MQ2oBsE. You can then move onto the official channel from Brendon to help you learn all of the tools Here

Overall it's a great program that is being actively developed, with a great community contributing to mods etc.

STOP save your money, and sanity! It's barely usable, nor is it up to today's standards of modern 3D software. The program is in dire need of a complete overhaul, hopefully the creator is working to improve it. But don't hold your breath.