Race 3D Template - Godot 4.2

looks awesome! I’m working on something with driving and could use this for reference. Are you using the built-in Vehicle3D or is it a custom rigid body/ray cast car?

I'm not Able to Download. Oct 28, 2024 updated version of the Template. I only have Buy Option no Download option on this Page.

Just found the 3d version, i definitely love this. Do you have a way to add a behind the back camera or is it just the top down one?

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Hi, great template. My question might be a basic one since I am still a beginner/learning Godot. So, I got your template (which is fully functional). In my tests I changed the camera/cars/expanded track and a few other details ... but when the race is completed (like all cars pass thru the finish line and shows the podium), I was trying to change scene (with a simple button in the podium window). At that point, the game crashed referencing two lines in the if statement (in car_controller.gd) ...

if is_AI and RaceManager.is_countdown_finished: 

     # Calculate the direction to the target 

     var target_direction = (waypoints[current_waypoint].global_transform.origin - model.global_transform.origin).normalized() 

     # Calculate the cross product of the car's forward direction and the target direction 

     var cross = model.global_transform.basis[2].cross(target_direction)

So, I added a silght modification to your code ... but cannot manage to fix the issue. Here is what I did, might be helpful ...

if is_AI and RaceManager.is_countdown_finished:

    # Check if the model and the current waypoint are still valid and inside the tree

    if is_instance_valid(model) and model.is_inside_tree() and is_instance_valid(waypoints[current_waypoint]) and waypoints[current_waypoint].is_inside_tree():

        # Calculate the direction to the target

        var target_direction = (waypoints[current_waypoint].global_transform.origin - model.global_transform.origin).normalized()

        # Calculate the cross product of the car's forward direction and the target direction

        var cross = model.global_transform.basis[2].cross(target_direction)

Now it does change scene, but the cars from the previous race remain in the middle of the screen, and if I try to select a car for a new race ... it crashed again.

My plan was for making a restart race or go to next race ... but trying to change scene just leads to another crashed game.

Please advise,

Thanks in advance.

Can I adapt it to use in a commercial project?