So, to get it right in 5.05, you don’t need to use the downloaded savedata0 and savedata0.bin files, just SY-DATA.sav.įollow the youtube tutorial, but as follows: It so happens that, in the Crash link above, the file “SY-DATA.sav” was also available in the “Decrypted” folder. It wasn’t mounted when I replaced savedata0 and savedata0.bin. In other words, I couldn’t follow the tutorial. I used Save Mounter 1.5 + fillezilla, according to this tutorial here (program links are in the description): :ĪHR0cHM6Ly93d3c3NS56aXBweXNoYXJlLmNvbS92L0JXSHpabzZrL2ZpbGUuaHRtbA=Īs I’m on 5.05 and the save is from 7.55, I wasn’t able to mount the save after replacing it ( mount failed). Nothing mind-boggling here.I finally managed to release all the Crash Team Racing characters (CUSA13795). It's a simple enough track that offers enough drifting opportunities to be fun for all skill levels. There's one big shortcut on the track, and it's obscured by multiple trees. It's a rural road weaving through numerous windmills and around a beautiful blue lake. I made a quick, beginner track called Windmill Valley. There's only one available setting in the beta, the alpine, but the full release will more than likely feature many more. You can also place scenery and props or have the game do it for you.

Once you've created a full lap, you can start altering the track from dirt roads to concrete town streets, twist the track, widen or narrow parts, add shortcuts either obvious or hidden, and branch the track into several parts. You can choose when the track slopes upward, downward, make it flat and so forth. It's just like driving in the regular game. First, you can set up the topography of your track. Thankfully, there's a host of options to choose from to create your track the way you want it.

You could only design so many varied types of tracks. It'd get boring rather quickly if the options were small. Track creation is the most complicated and rightfully so.

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