What programs do you use to draw your custom tracks?
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6099 pts ★ RacerOn 2025-12-23 at 21:41:32
I use LibreSprite, basically a free alternative to Aseprite. I did use Pixilart before that but now I only use it to add things like textures as upscaling and adding believable turns is a bitch lmfao
As Kernell stated, paint.net will get you the most help here because it's what near enough every good track maker uses (Chromebook users be damned), but as long as you can get a good layout and design it doesn't necessarily matter, I just use LibreSprite and Pixilart because they're what I use for making video game sprites lololololol
It really just depends what you're used to and what can make your skills as a track maker shine through the best (of course, there are always things I'd steer clear of when it comes to making tracks but these vary from person to person half of the time (unless it's something egregious like my old tracks using 90 degree turns exclusively BYE))
As Kernell stated, paint.net will get you the most help here because it's what near enough every good track maker uses (Chromebook users be damned), but as long as you can get a good layout and design it doesn't necessarily matter, I just use LibreSprite and Pixilart because they're what I use for making video game sprites lololololol
It really just depends what you're used to and what can make your skills as a track maker shine through the best (of course, there are always things I'd steer clear of when it comes to making tracks but these vary from person to person half of the time (unless it's something egregious like my old tracks using 90 degree turns exclusively BYE))
On 2025-12-24 at 07:28:15
paint
On 2025-12-24 at 10:05:51
Pixilart
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