How to make a mountainous road in Blender

Fantastic tutorial! Thank you so much!

That's the best way I've seen of adding a road! The use of the knife project and shrinkwrap is very clever. Thank you!

awesome tutorial man, thanks

can we use array for race tracks too? or not?

really great ! Precise, to the point, everything worked perfectly !

Really great tutorial! Also a really smart use of the features that I've never seen in Blender. I learned so much from this

Thank you this method is the best and easiest to follow I have found for this purpose.

Solid stuff, I saw your "albert park" model. Did you build that whole thing on a plane?

sub nr 700 :)😁

Oh thank you this is so understandable😀!

is good but is a distruttive method

why didnt you say anything about changing the scale of the path to 10?

What am i doing wrong? When i use the knife project, it doesn't cut the shape of the road, just some bits here and there.

终于找到了最优解！👍

If you don't mind me asking, how many verts in total is this model?

Step 1: Make mountain terrain magically appear out of nowhere.

Great stuff. When I shrink wrapped the terrain to the road it seemed to crop terrain outside of the road intersections so most of the map disappeared!

Very smart. Really like it!

When I put the nurbspath to the curve modifier, the plane just disappears, any idea why ?

that knife project was a new technique for me. Thanks for sharing!

Great video! But having an issue when i go to use the knife project tool and get this message ''no other selected objects found to use for projection'' Any advice would be appreicated cheers.

what do you mean by "raise path by two units"? I can't see what you did on the screen. Thanks for thee tutorial btw!!

Thank you very much, I just need to know how to make a rail guard and follow the curve. Thanks for the video

Wow this is the easiest and good looking method I've ever seen. I was searching for a good solution on how to do this for so long. Thanks!

Very smart way of doing this, especially the use of the knife project. Thank you man!