erikfzr says:

mazer says:
Is there a minimum?

+1
I made them <25s

Its probably fine, but if you update them and inform mikey (PM him the links) then I expect that will be okay, he can then update the on-server versions.

It might be that the mapgroup wont allow updating the file, in which case its more complicated, but we can find a solution.

A handful of slightly shorter maps is unlikely to hurt the pool overall.

New Track groups open for submission !

KO5 - EnviroMix - Track length 45-50 seconds
KO6 - Laps - Lap length 55-60 seconds (should be easy style of racing)

heeey, two very cool pool ideas! yehaa

Mikey says:
An unofficial rule is no Block mixing.

um.. oh, didn't even know that. many of my maps have a bit blockmix in it Why isn't it allowed though? It should be allowed if it's kept to a minimum and doesn't interrupt anything. It shouldn't be only that they are occasionally accepted because it's a part of the game now! I don't think bm pool is a good idea, envmix makes much more sense to me

Mikey says:
An unofficial rule is no Block mixing.
Maps may occasionally be accepted with block mixing, but only when it is done as an essential minimum or is absolutely totally implemented in a bug free way. But mostly will be rejected, especially when it hinders normal fun flowing racing or in a style that is not suitbale for KO use.
However in the future we may open a pool especially for block mixing.

Fine for me!

Just wanna tell you falchis map 'Event Horizon' (KO3) is also on a RoC server

Mikey says:
An unofficial rule is no Block mixing.

Oh s#!t ... Well I hope my map with a bit of block-mix can be played :3
KO5 - Time to Mix !
Abd for the 1st Time, a stadium car in valley for the KO.

I've submitted two maps

Can you be more precise with the KO6 laps theme? How many laps are gonna be driven in the KO? With how many laps should I validate the map?

I think there's no specific lap amount until the end, but I used the default lap amount of 3, so it's two laps with a run on start possible and you get a feel of how the map works over time