I'm not pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time to drive to work at home edition.

So today we have a guest, Yanni Skolnick, the lead set designer for Atherdrift, and we're going to talk all about the set design of Atherdrift.

Hey Yanni.

Hello.

Okay, so let me set the scene.

Basically, you were on the vision design team. Hello. Okay. So let me set the scene.

Basically, you were on the vision design team.

And you like to be there so you can sort of see where the vision's going.

So when we handed off the set, let's walk through where we're at.

Vehicles obviously were a huge part of the set we handed over. and we had talked through the philosophy of vehicles, so when we get into vehicles, we'll walk through the philosophies.

A race mechanic, what would become or what would be start your races or start your engines,

an early version of that existed. The version we handed off was a little bit different, and we'll talk about that.

And then we had cycling, and we exhaust did not exist yet.

And then we had a few other mechanics that we pitched as maybe things like speed and things.

So let's pick one of those those and we'll dive in deep.

So what do you want to start with?

Yeah, let's start with vehicles.

Okay, so when we handed over, the three things that are in the handoff document that we

said was important for vehicles.

One was that we didn't want to make a vehicle deck that we wanted to spread them across

different things.

Two was we felt that most vehicles had to have an alternate something,

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