Hey everyone. first off just want to say wow to all the modders in here, you lot have actually inspired me to look into how to mod tracks and cars in AC. Ive got a lot of time on my hands now and i may as well learn something new.
My first post is going to be a questions asking for help (booo) but im hoping someone here can help me out.
Im trying to race these cars in a GTLM or GT3 style grid and get it as close to reality as i can. The cars are from different modders including RSS/Kunos/MasterKey/URD/Element and i think i am using a rollovers corvette (pic attached)
However im noting that no matter what i set the cars AI up to, i always seem to get break aways in the pack, clusters and the cars dont race together. Now i dont know much about BOP'ing etc so i was wondering.
Does/Has anyone bopped these cars before?
Is it easy to do?
Do they even need bopping?
Is there a better grid of GTLM / GT3 i should have?
Has anyone bopped them before and can share a bop?
Could someone bop it for me or show me how to bop them?
Basically id like to race them without them scooting off into packs, and fight through a nice close racing pack.
Any advice would be very welcome.
Additionally if anyone has any great resources for learning how to mod cars and tracks in AC please feel free to send them my way.
Thanks again
Hello and welcome.
Are you looking for GTLM/GT3/GTE/GTD... Races similar to real life, or train races?
If you watch several races IRL, you know that the field will spread after a few laps, depending on track, it can be after 5, 10, 15 laps.
However we see small groups of 2, 3, sometimes 4 and 5 cars fighting for position.
But, unless we watch Kart or TCR (even TCR nowadays not being like it was 10 years ago), the field will always be broken.
If you like train races, then you will have lots of work, finding and testing all cars and Bop'd them.
Personally, never did that and I am very happy with my races.
One thing I usually do is, select say 30 GT3 cars and put them in a practice or qually session for 30 mnts
After that, I separate the models in two. The half faster and the obviously half slower.
Then from there, I chose the grid (the faster or the slower) and I was never disappointed.
But as usual, everyone have his own taste.
Good luck with your target and have fun. 👍