This update comes with two changes:

1. The New Order and Final Stage expansion packs have been added, adding Traps and Shortcuts as track features you can shuffle in, and four new characters to play as: Sunny Starscout, Zipp Storm, Candy Chip* and Throttle Track.

*Candy Chip was already included in the TTS mod from the tournament prize decks, but she is available physically in the Final Stage expansion.

2. I finally fixed the thing where the figurines were rotating weirdly! It turns out the models were offset from the scene origin in Blender. Rotating the figurines now behaves the way you expect it to.

So it turns out I was using the broken cube model for the expansion boxes! These have been replaced with generic bags. They're missing the boxart from the expansions, but I'm adding new expansions soon anyway, so I'll have a more full solution when that drops.

Oops! The cube model I was using broke. Replaced with generic TTS blocks.

+ Added 5 new playable decks. These decks were prizes for the finalists of the tournament I hosted on my server back in the summer! These include:
- Candy Chip
- Bug
- Ivy Bells
- Ivy Bells, but in a firetruck shopping cart
- Zoe
- Removed the trash can because the link to the model is dead now

Some quick stuff!
+ Fixed a texture error where there was bleed from neighbouring textures on the cards
+ Added the pre-made tournament maps used in my server's summer tournament. These are not included in the retail version. The maps included are:

1. Suzuka (a figure-8 track with a sweeping first turn, tight middle section and a long blast over a jump to the finish line)
2. Canterlot (a long, balanced track with a tight and twisty palace section and stadium-into-jump that rewards perfect setup)
3. Monaco (a gruelling gauntlet of slow, sharp corners with very little room to manoeuvre)
4. The Amphiseum (a short romp of a track with two jumps, a stadium and plenty of boost pads to max out your fan boost)

More may be added later and the ones that are there may be prettified at a later date. It's worth mentioning that the randomly generated cards remain the "True" Thunderdrome experience, and when playing for the first time, you should probably start there.

Also, the boards are pretty big. Watch out for that.

Hey! A few quick updates:

+ Changed the cards to sharp rectangular cards because they're cooler
+ Fixed a mistake where the expansion player decks had a couple of swapped cards