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Thanks, yes - this is what I already did as a temporary fix. I can't really understand the comments from people saying it's not noticeable - if you drive over a red/white kerb, for example, the sun strip flashes red/white from the reflection.Yes I am part of the team, I help with the physics, talking with other teams for models, references and research and funding. I've had a less to do with the Lexus and Honda this time around due to work sadly. As for how the files are laid it that is due to the partnership with circuit hawaii, I apologise if its a hassle.
Ok I think I get where you are coming from. Just to make sure before I get Charles to upload a patch please try this.
Open CM showroom and select the banner
On the right click the three dots next to the right of Name: int_windshield
A window should pop up and click change values.
Set the values for the three fresnel parameters as 0 and click save. close the showroom and try and see if that fixes your problem. Let me know if it does help and I'll throw up a patch.
(You need to click the dots next to 'Material', not 'Name' to access the shader value editing).
It's less noticeable on some of the other cars (due to roll cages) but it is still there. It'd be good to get it eliminated from all cars if possible.
Also, just a suggestion, but if this sun screen had slight translucency you'd be able to see the lettering (and environment) through it, and it would react to different light levels. Always a nicer effect than a blank strip (unless the real cars have 100% opaque ones of course).
One other thing that would be nice is that the driver model currently used has his elbows sticking out at 90 degress as if his armpits are on fire. It looks really unnatural. Again, this is one of those things that looks really odd in VR but probably isn't noticeable in 2D. I've not tried changing the driver myself but I can't see any reason why this driver model has been chosen as there's plenty of room for his elbows to be down by his side in a more natural position like in most other cars/mods. Maybe it's something that could be looked at too? Like I said, it might have got missed completely if the modeller/testers don't use VR.
Great cars though, as I've said before. Very nice to look at and drive. Please pass my thanks on to the rest of the team.
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