Dordrecht Maasplaza, brought to ReSkate from the original Skater XL map by Alexlaskka.
What's Changed
Rescaled to 1.25× for ReSkate.
Enhanced textures to 2K with corrected materials and normal maps.
Manual grind curves for park rails, roadside rails, and the full central-island perimeter. Metal rails use metal grinding sounds.
Corrected square-rail spline placement and updated the concrete slappy curb’s collision and grind edges.
Fixed the black grind-wear decals.
Pedestrian loops along the pavements, across the marked crossing, and underneath the bridge.
A continuous car driving loop, with turns at both ends instead of dead-end routes.
Adjusted and extended boundary fencing near the bridge.
A custom Dordrecht Maasplaza loading screen.
Known Issues
- Red slappy curb isn't slap-able.
Install
Install it directly from the ReSkate launcher's mod browser, or unzip this package and place the dordrecht_maasplaza folder inside your Skate installation’s Mods folder. Restart ReSkate, then select Dordrecht Maasplaza from the custom map menu.
Feedback
Found a bug or a spot that grinds incorrectly? Feel free to DM 5noof on Discord.
Credits
Original map: Alexlaskka (https://mod.io/g/skaterxl/m/famoso-playground-dordrecht-maasplaza)
ReSkate conversion: snuf with the help of Blender and ReSkate Studio.
Install Dordrecht Maasplaza
You need ReSkate and your own copy of skate. on Steam.
- Open
ReSkateLauncher.exeand go to MODS. - Search for Dordrecht Maasplaza and click install. The launcher also installs anything it depends on.
- Press PLAY. In game, the MODS tab of the ReSkate menu (Insert) turns it on and off.
Or install it by hand: download the .zip and drop it on the launcher window, or unzip it into its own folder in Mods\ beside Skate.exe.
Maps show up in the ReSkate menu's level list. To join a server running a custom map, you need the same map installed. If the game won't load after installing, see known issues.
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