IMHO It really is a waste of time trying to make the lengths the same.
IMHO What you actually want is four lanes which give equal racing when everything else is equal, and that is a totally different thing.
Try and design a track with three lanes as equal as possible, this will probably involve drawing something which spreads the tight and open corners as much as possible, and then tweaking the real thing over and over again. You will probably find that the hardest part will be trying to ensure one lane is not head and shoulders faster.
After all that you will probably still have one 'lousy' lane, so pump a couple of extra volts to that one.
Above all try and formulate any racing on the track so that everyone gets an equal use of all lanes. Do not include a bridge unless nothing else works....
IMHO
IMHO What you actually want is four lanes which give equal racing when everything else is equal, and that is a totally different thing.
Try and design a track with three lanes as equal as possible, this will probably involve drawing something which spreads the tight and open corners as much as possible, and then tweaking the real thing over and over again. You will probably find that the hardest part will be trying to ensure one lane is not head and shoulders faster.
After all that you will probably still have one 'lousy' lane, so pump a couple of extra volts to that one.
Above all try and formulate any racing on the track so that everyone gets an equal use of all lanes. Do not include a bridge unless nothing else works....
IMHO
