Please read these rules before submitting a World Record, if your topic does not follow them then it will be closed and you will have to make a new one.1.
You MUST post a replay with your record. Even if it is a wheelie record, and you can't get the whole thing in, still post the replay. This is so that we can check the end of the replay matches up with the picture, which brings us on to...
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ALWAYS post an unedited picture of your record. Pretty obvious, but we need this to make sure your stunt actually is a record.
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Make a new topic for every new record you make, unless you are breaking two at once (for example, pizzaboy stoppie distance and time records, in which case its fine to make just one topic.)
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Make sure all the vehicles in your stunt are in places they can normally get to. It happens a lot, so before you attempt a World Record, make sure you can drive the vehicles to that place normally. You may NOT use Dannye's main.scm to get vehicles to otherwise unreachable roofs, although you may use it to spawn vehicles on roofs that you CAN reach to save time.
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No modding. Again fairly obvious, but if any records are discovered to have been gravity modded, then the topic will be closed, your record will not count, and you will recieve a 10% warn on top of all that. Its stupid, so please don't mod your records to make them seem legitimate. ALSO, you may not use any button codes such as 'SLOWITDOWN' or 'COMEFLYWITHME' to aid your records. However, lonely mod/ghost city IS allowed to remove pedestrians/traffic.
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Keep your Frame Limiter ON when attempting new records. This is to ensure continuity within records, as FL-Off has been proven to affect the height/distances you can reach.
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Post your own records. You may not post records for banned/suspended members, or people that are not a member of this forum. If you want a record, post it yourself!
Also note that the record will go to the FIRST person to get that stat, although the others will be acknowledged in the topic.
Updated 11th September 2008.[/font]
