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It is done, but I wonder who would you kill? lol Get it here in our FB group.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/940405266010495
or here
https://mega.nz/file/nDhFUKaA#FtXwmSlAy9D5ZBuJXCG1EsRAEy0UDhd7tMcw_6y8oxo
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It is done, but I wonder who would you kill? lol Get it here in our FB group.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/940405266010495
or here
https://mega.nz/file/nDhFUKaA#FtXwmSlAy9D5ZBuJXCG1EsRAEy0UDhd7tMcw_6y8oxo
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Great work...again.Hey, I've updated Sidekick with a few new features and bug fixes:
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https://www.nutrimatic.cc/assetto-corsa/sidekick-v1-14/
Nice track, better than it looks on the pictures. Gliders, planes, unusual track layout. I like itIt is done
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OK, following @norms tip, I renamed cameras.ini to camera_1.ini (like it was initially and renamed camera_6 to camera.ini
That did the trick.
Btw: I deleted that lonesome data folder and placed the cameras in the data folders from _dry and _wet.
Now going to try your new download and see what that does
Edit: first 18 seconds from camera 7 (TV camera 1) are rather strange, then it goes to normal:
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Here it is ladies & gents.....I suggest toying with it to get the most out of it.
If you've got the old version, delete it first. ...
yes, i am referring to this one, if you look at the front wheels you can see the rims stretched.Are you referring to this one?
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If yes, this definitely counts as a crime against motorsport. I guess the 3D model is from the rFactor 1 WSC 1970 mod, the wheels are from a Porsche 917K, so to summarize it is just a pain to look at.![]()
Please download the new version from today. I didn't do any QC on that model and it turned out there were quite a few niggles I should have caught, sorry about that.
Please check it out iRoush and update your links as well.
And if I've doubled down on my lack of QC let me know.
I Looking for Camaro fifth generation street version.I think you mean Corvette C5, but yea, the Corvette C5 has been absent since the beginning.
there is an 02 Camaro done by Uncle M
https://mega.nz/file/NDYjAQiD#OCDhCFKPXHLmBFLbzd1u_ZF9wJ8-6MkGXdihF3pRQoE
there is an 02 Camaro done by Uncle M
ah okThis is the fourth generation.
Hey, I've updated Sidekick with a few new features and bug fixes:
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https://www.nutrimatic.cc/assetto-corsa/sidekick-v1-14/
Aha, these are a stroke of genius. These should be standard issue at amusement go kart concessions everywhere.I think this guy is onto something here.
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I was kind of thinking about taking the direction myself that if we can't have accurate karts per se, doesn't mean we can't have fun karts to drive none the less. I was still working on the original karts though with completely rethought physics. Lose some of the kart aspect and introduce more weight transfer so that the wheel has more feel in it. Make the slides predictable and easy to catch. I don't want to say Mario Kart but at least introduce an aspect where driving them produces smiles and not disappointment.
Is it a general consensus that the GTP physics of these DPI cars are preferred over the Rollovers variants, but the Rollover 3D models are preferred over the GTP variants? Just wondering why the mix mash...thanks.
So many talented people in the AC modding scene. It's a joy to be a part of it.Couple underlining things said here with this video. There are incredibly talented and clever people participating in the AC mod scene, and Assetto Corsa is the best all around car sim/racer/collector/whatever in the world.
Gran Turismo was a breakthrough and why a lot of us are even here. I think what Kunos Simulazioni gave us with AC could be considered a similar breakthrough.
Warning to friends who created Monaco_72, finally after many tests, I managed to find the error, in which the cars hit the guardrails, and the chicane after the tunnel. First step: from the Mod F1 1971, I created the 1972 F1 mod for testing, it is practically the same cars, in a few days I intend to make the skins of Marlboro-BRM, Yardley-McLaren and some other modifications that I can get. Second: testing like this, they continued to beat. Third: I tested with Mod F1 1975 by Bazza, without problems. Fourth: I copied all the DATA files, from a standard car, Lotus 72D (original), to each car of the Mod. Fifth: starting from the errors in the loading, I was correcting what the problem was. In the end everything went well, I went to the track, no car crashed. Pole Postion, Jackie Stewart 1m23.XXX, Pole at the Monaco GP in 1972 Emerson Fittipaldi 1m21.4. Difference for the twentieth time in the test, plus or minus 2 seconds. Conclusion, seeing the files that I modified, the files that give problems, are the ones related to the car setup, brakes, suspension, etc. For they cause the car, either to not turn the curves, or to jump a lot. I intend to do the same procedure in Mod F1 1976, which has the same problem in Monaco_76_85. That was it for now.
I think this guy is onto something here.
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I was kind of thinking about taking the direction myself that if we can't have accurate karts per se, doesn't mean we can't have fun karts to drive none the less. I was still working on the original karts though with completely rethought physics. Lose some of the kart aspect and introduce more weight transfer so that the wheel has more feel in it. Make the slides predictable and easy to catch. I don't want to say Mario Kart but at least introduce an aspect where driving them produces smiles and not disappointment.
Hey, I've updated Sidekick with a few new features and bug fixes:
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https://www.nutrimatic.cc/assetto-corsa/sidekick-v1-14/
Given that on the UI it says 2017, i made my further adjustments based on the 600hp 6.2 V8 including some ai tweaks
View attachment 915319
And also, here's the acd file on my google drive:
Thanks, Appreciate the clarifications!...Performance-wise the GTP versions are alreay more accurate:/ feel more polished:
But the Rollovers' models are noticeably better as well:
- The cars aren't slower than a LMP2
- Each cars feels different and reasonable
- Correct rims/ brake lights/ cockpit/ several small details for the Caddy
- An overall better Mazda with LODs (but needs fix w/ the wrong tire tread textures using @gladbecker 's Sebring skins)
- An accurate Acura models
- The first-ever proper Nissan model
Hey, I've updated Sidekick with a few new features and bug fixes:
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https://www.nutrimatic.cc/assetto-corsa/sidekick-v1-14/
This car is now very nice, it has been upgrade big times since the original release! But please fix the pivot point for the steering?
just follow the link below (his version of the GT3-track "Complex String") and then hit the "shared-with-me" button
Appreciate the idea, but that's not quite how Google Drive works. If you've already downloaded or viewed the tracks previously, then yes, you'll see them, but you'll also see literally everything else you've ever downloaded from Google Drive, regardless who shared them, and ACF's tracks will likely be far and few between for most of us as we've downloaded lots of other things too. There will also likely be many items missing for anyone who hasn't previously viewed them. You can certainly view someone's shared folders, but you would have to have a link directly to said folder.