help.md

June 13, 2025 · View on GitHub

Help

Topic gathering all help pages, info, etc.

ℹ️ SR3 Info, Help, Links, About, etc.

Before asking for Help, you should be familiar with our Documentation, as many things are described already there.
Some helpful pages are:

It may be easier to post bugs and issues on github: new Issue here.

When reporting a Bug (like a crash or problem in game or editor) it's best to (so it'd be most useful):

Tell which system you have, and which game version
Include logs, see here how to find them: Paths
attach them in post, preferably all (ogre.log is crucial or ogre_ed.log for editor)
Provide us with info on what happened as much as possible
If you can replicate it, write how to do it
Be sure that you meet the minimal hardware requirements
Read the section What we will ask from you and best answer those questions already in post
If you already have and know how to report bugs well, you may not need to do all above.

Help is welcome, this is best described in Contributing page.

I made sticky posts / threads about tracks and vehicles on this forum as before.

List of done SR 3.x features is in SR3 Features and old SR 2.x features there.

Useful links for tracking progress and new things added to SR3.

Development has stopped. Project's status page. So there won't really be any progress.
Firstly for the freshest updates you can check latest commits in git: stuntrally3 and tracks3.
Could also star or watch on github. Granted, these commits don't have much text info, since I use shortcuts everywhere, to avoid typing and health issues from it. But commits always tell more inside, what changed in which files etc. I do use some emoji✨ in message for commits that did more than the rest (or added new thing).
What is already done (new), and will be released in next version is on top of SR3 Changelog.
Before submitting an idea or feature you should look at Tasks ToDo. It's very likely that it is already planned (or was discussed and won't be).
Tasks ToDo table with priorities, component, progress %, etc. It has more description for bigger tasks.
The Roadmap page lists what is planned to be in next releases (mostly code). It is updated frequently, but has items with less info. I'm mostly alone developing the game (code), and I have my vision of it, so I'm developing according to my plans.
[Roadmap may have a few short points about data / content, but Forum has much more.