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Mini Go Kart
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9 Jan, 2018 @ 9:10pm
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Mini Go Kart

Description
My friend was complaining about how he went on a go-kart track yesterday and everyone else before him had karts that were screamin' round at 150km/h, and the kart he got was lucky to go 20km/h, so I made this for him so he could relive his wonderful experience screaming around the Canyon map.

I'll probably change the design features and make it a bit more aesthetically pleasing in the future.

Notes:
- This is the first workshop submission I've ever done for Brick Rigs
- No overlapping bricks at all
- Around 21km/h maximum speed limit
- Takes off best in fifth gear if you drive as a manual
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doucheland resident 25 Apr, 2018 @ 1:58pm 
as far as i know you can play brick rigs in windowed mode but im not sure either

also alot of people run windows vms on linux os to have a more secured pc, but other than that im not sure either

maybe it could also be because some people wanna play windows games on linux too????
JustARegularNerd  [author] 24 Apr, 2018 @ 7:11pm 
That's true, but then what's the point of using Linux if you're just running Windows under it?

Also: I've found that full screen games don't play nicely in VirtualBox, the first person camera becomes very hard to control.
doucheland resident 24 Apr, 2018 @ 9:42am 
if your rig is beefy enough you can still open up a virtual machine to run windows on
JustARegularNerd  [author] 23 Apr, 2018 @ 1:39pm 
I never liked that myself because it's so noisy.

However, Brick Rigs doesn't run on Linux so I can't play it to patch the kart. :(
doucheland resident 23 Apr, 2018 @ 9:56am 
you should try using acutators for the steering wheel