Dance

Made completely to celebrate Distance's entire freedom! ------------------- In the span of two months of work, this was one of the most challenging maps Ive ever made. I wanted the Player to have 100% freedom at the same time as having one straight direction to drive in. Instead of moving linearly along one path or seperate split-paths, the Player instead is forced to move Down along a mountain side, always ending up at a goal no matter which direction they so choose and in this case, the only way to go backwards here is to move Up. Wile I was working on this map a problem occured, Checkpoints. In Distance, when a Checkpoint is placed you need to specify which direction you want the Player to respawn in, I didn't want to force the Player to a certain path so I figured I'd place the Checkpoint's rotation in relation to the aproximate situation I expected the Player to be in when finding such a Checkpoint! I also edited and invented my own looking Checkpoints to put in this map so be on a lookout for strange Node's covering the mountain.(Making their looks to fit the map was a difficult challenge on its own, believe me..) Though there is complete freedom, the only way to finish a map in Distance is to cross an End-Zone. There is two ways I thought of doing this, one would be to set a large enough teleporter at the bottom of the mountain so that once you reached the bottom surface you would always hit (be teleported to automatically) the End-Zone, the second way I thought of doing aswell as chose to do is set up Five End-Zones that I slightly suggested to the Player to Drive to by color-coding each one's path, though at the same time I wanted the Player's freedom to stay in mind I needed to keep everything around them to stay interesting enough for them to keep playing. If the map was just driving down a normal mountain, it would be interesting and exciting at first if not extremely intense, but that feeling can only go on for so long and I would've been forced to make