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hi, sorry for the ignorance, but where does this ini file go ? thx!
ps: if someone can give the Nissan R390 (posted by Legion 4 days ago) a consideration for a magical touch...
it lacks working wipers, and also display is badly readable, other then that a nice mod to drive imho, with good sound and not too easy to control)
hi Mascot, thanks for the update , I tried it and don't see any diff with this new kn5, for example on the gear shifter, it still shows exactly as before ... ?Thanks for this, it's coming together nicely.
Here's a slightly reworked kn5. I exported and lightened the interior_lod0.png in PhotoShop and adjusted some individual values in CM to allow the vanta blacks to be lightened and to remove the awful smeared-with-vaseline shine on most of the cockpit materials, then converted it to a .dds.
I also fixed the alpha on the switchgear labels to remove their backgrounds.
Like you say, the analogue speedo scaling needs converting from km/h to miles/h to bring it in line with the digital display and to stop the needle heading off the dial at high speeds. Anyone able to do this?
mini_cooper_clubman.7z
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and since the love for this car mod seems to be given more, I will hold off emailing Assettoland to update it , until we have a "final" version.
Indeed the analog speedo improvement suggestion is great , and I hope someone here will find the time and joy to do it.
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Please have a look at my signature, there's a link to the README with installation instructions. The R390 wiper config should be ready for upload soon.
Edit: R390 wiper config: https://www.mediafire.com/file/lnz1btynzo419g1/legion_nissan_r390.ini/file
@jac0 here's a digital_instruments.ini (goes into the data folder, make backup first) to make the numbers on the dash a bit darker:
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oops, i'll go ahead and blame it on the small font size ...
thanks again and have a great day!EDIT: I tried it like it says in the readme file you provide via signature, at first it did't work...
I included it in ext_config.ini , but I had put the include in the beginning of the file.
Since there is already wiper anim settings in there , the include had to be put at the very end of the file... ( your instructions do not say that, best to include that
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OK, I noticed ths version will overwrite the 'historic' (1991) midohioch from (iirc) Virtua_LM, with updates from TaistoTurri, ai from @KevinK2 and grassFX / rainFX / basic night lights / reworked trees and some other stuff by @slider666.
The road feel (which is afaik the same as in the original bumpy NAGP version) is the same in both versions, but the 'fixed' one obviously looks a lot better.
I have now 4 versions installed to try:
- the historic midohioch with the fixes I mentioned above (also tried the THR with the same name)
- nagp_mid_ohio (Terra21, nagp smoothed / fixed by Assetto-fr.tk v1.1)
- d7fox_mid_ohio (Delta7Fox - NAGP v1.1)
- zw_midohio (which I described earlier).
I can't find the NAGP with the original bumpy road though. I remember having replaced it with Zwiss version because it was better looking. Road feel wise I never had issues with the bumpy NAGP (I'm using a Simucube direct drive wheel and always have 'Real Head Motion' active to keep the horizon stable...
It is the @Zwiss version that is imo the one to keep, the two previous ones both have LOD issues (the tower is popping in at a certain distance and trees don't look as good.
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You're right, sorry... this one is different than the other mods since it already had an incomplete config in the main ini.oops, i'll go ahead and blame it on the small font size ...
EDIT: I tried it like it says in the readme file you provide via signature, nut first did't work...
putting the ini file in the mod extension folder , and include it in ext_config.ini , but I had put the include in the beginning of the file.
Since there is already wiper anim settings in there , the include had to be put at the very end of the file... ( your instructions do not say that, best to include that
Just replace lines 65-98 with this:
INI:
[INCLUDE: ext_config.wipers.ini]
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I'd suggest going with something more oldschool (to fit the age of this equipment)
some kind a old alarm clock style font like this:
as to what to display, for sure GEAR, SPEED , then maybe prev laptime and curernt difference (always nice to see if you are improving)
but others might argue better to put stuff that are realistic for that timeperiod
ps: I thought you deleted this mod, and didn't think it was worth the time ? (i gave this one initially 3 stars, so I kinda agreed with you there... )
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So first of all: thank you for sharing! Model looks great and the tyre model appears to be quite a step, really good FFB as well. And finally someone has got the dashboard right and I can see the shift lights
Some observations:
- Shift lights get too dark at night (tested on latest Sol and Pure)
- Interior sound is too clean and tame for my taste - exterior is briliant
- While physics feel pretty good as a whole, I think the rear is a bit too tame for a Cup, even with TCR off, especially on cold tyres. The URD in comparision is way too nervous - the ACC car feels correct
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no worries, it works just fine once i had put the include in the very end ...
I guess it reads chronologically, and so the settings read in last overrule the ones found earlier on when AC is reading through the ini files. (to be absolute sure i'd have to try what you suggested just now and see if that makes any more difference, but since i will not be driving this mod anyways , and the wipers behave normal already ... I'm just gonna believe that to be true for now)
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Ok, so overnight, all of my .material presets have mysteriously vanished, I checked the Recycle Bin, they're not there, any ideas where they might be? It was 75+ files, pretty annoying if I had to go back and save them again...
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@Kniker97
Nice work on Silverstone. 👍
A little something on International layout (noticed it while correcting the non matching sections files - will post them when finished):
ai takes the left-right-left route in Ireland section, which is in fact the International Motorbike layout. It also possible to go straight (cutting the corners) without penalty or void lap time.
So it's a bit confusing as it is.
Could be solved:
1- by placing some cones and make the straight invalid but then it's still the Motorbike layout (needs name change in the ui then), or:
2- let ai drive straight, put the cones at the start of the left corner split and make that part invalid. Then it will be the International layout for cars.
See the difference here:
Left = International Motorbike --- Right = International (car)
Nice work on Silverstone. 👍
A little something on International layout (noticed it while correcting the non matching sections files - will post them when finished):
ai takes the left-right-left route in Ireland section, which is in fact the International Motorbike layout. It also possible to go straight (cutting the corners) without penalty or void lap time.
So it's a bit confusing as it is.
Could be solved:
1- by placing some cones and make the straight invalid but then it's still the Motorbike layout (needs name change in the ui then), or:
2- let ai drive straight, put the cones at the start of the left corner split and make that part invalid. Then it will be the International layout for cars.
See the difference here:
Left = International Motorbike --- Right = International (car)
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Enhanced version of the cannonball run track with various detail tweaks, still WIP but enjoyable.
EDIT: updated link https://www.mediafire.com/file/585zz8hf3jmupvw/cannonball_run2.7z/file
EDIT: updated link https://www.mediafire.com/file/585zz8hf3jmupvw/cannonball_run2.7z/file
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I'm using the same fonts (led_big) as the R390 uses for now.I'd suggest going with something more oldschool (to fit the age of this equipment)
some kind a old alarm clock style font like this:
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as to what to display, for sure GEAR, SPEED , then maybe prev laptime and curernt difference (always nice to see if you are improving)
but others might argue better to put stuff that are realistic for that timeperiod
ps: I thought you deleted this mod, and didn't think it was worth the time ? (i gave this one initially 3 stars, so I kinda agreed with you there... )
First row: RPM / GEAR / SPEED
Second row: FUEL / WATER TEMP
Looking at some onboard footage, the real car seems to have a different display anyway.
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Vanta black you say... that brings back some memories of the BMW X6 exhibition on the IAA in Frankfurt back in 2019 - which was quite underwhelming to say the least. Just going through my photos as I realize that I didn't even bother to take a photo of it...
I just tested the Mini Cooper Cup UK by Bonkers Designs which also uses a mph scale that is set up correctly. This one
CSP wipers and some shader fixes (windows only) for the Mini Cooper Cup UK: https://www.mediafire.com/file/jx3uvrllwmgyu47/mini_cooper_cup.ini/file (installation instructions are linked in my signature)
Note: Front side windows and rear window have no internal window mesh to show rain drops on them, strangely the rear side window does...
Mod download: https://mega.nz/file/1VEhGQiI#jLbxXiCdOET_3gS_GUGG8yPuGzb82tSNHCVnIYZWpUg
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Weird. It obviously didn't save properly.hi Mascot, thanks for the update , I tried it and don't see any diff with this new kn5, for example on the gear shifter, it still shows exactly as before ... ?
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and since the love for this car mod seems to be given more, I will hold off emailing Assettoland to update it , until we have a "final" version.
Indeed the analog speedo improvement suggestion is great , and I hope someone here will find the time and joy to do it.
Try this one.
mini_cooper_clubman.7z
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To my view (I am looking),
(CORRECTION: There seems to be 2 versions of peugeot_905evo.kn5, so only way to tell is the exhaust.)
I released skins for the Esso 1,2,3 cars way back (on here somewhere) for the one with folder name "lmp2_peugeot_905evo". I had changed the damage map on that one cuz any contact on track turn it into a total write-off all over the car. I think I replaced the Exxon labeling with Esso...(only on my version so far). That one has the exhaust flame added by Mr Hunt (maybe?) and that one seems to be the best version so far. I also think the physics were better on this one.
I'm about to release a version of the skins that has the indicator lights on the windscreen (yellow1/red2/green3) after I do some other updating on all the textures. I will release it for the one with the correct exhaust (and for the other one too, since I did it first (Ha! Cosmic10r showed me the lights thanks).
Can anyone lay claim to the original 905 model? (WHo did the one on Assetto-db? ) Is it from Virtua LM rfactor1? Mr. Hunt, was it yours? Was it scratch or a conversion? Does anyone want to collaborate to make an ultimate version of this thang? I plan to do the 1991 body that can maybe be plunked onto the same chassis (although irl it was quite different).
There is also the front wing (by lorelord?) that I currently install alternatively with a skin. It would be nice if we could a have a front wing downforce change to go with the wing. I am seeking permission to include the wing with my skins too... (we'll need wsc skins instead of the Le Mans)
I volunteer to get this thing going, so anyone who has permission for anything that needs it, please contact me, or spill it here
I absolutely love this car, and if I have to go to wings3d and build it from scratch, I will. Don't make me do that please Good info here: https://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle...n8qo7NskopCzsbsvJOEzSVKsCJ98j9fHHhLXgSt--IxTY
and here: https://www.conceptcarz.com/vehicle/series.aspx?modelID=2266
and one version available on assettoDB.
(I went and looked at my rfactor1 archive... 905 wasn't in the Group C/only 1982) but Mr.Internet says VLM did one...)
Interior research!
(Spark beats Norev, all day long...)
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This actually has me wondering something, now that I'm back into mod-testing mode, and at the same time I'm figuring out how to drive fast on a wheel in the Kunos cars (so far: surprisingly competent!). What's the best way to tell if a mod has poorly optimized or unrealistic physics, rather than just being a difficult and stressful car to drive? I generally know enough about more well-known cars and their various handling properties to assume certain characteristics: a modern Lotus is practically on rails, a late '60s Trans Am Mustang will want to oversteer you into bad places, a Can-Am Porsche is basically a rocketship on '70s tires so good luck with that, and so on.
But how do you figure out the finer details and suss out whether a car just needs to be tuned versus whether it's actually that hard-to-handle in real life, and then compare that to the modder's version of the physics? I figure in some cases maybe I could try running a similar lap on the same track with a version of the car made for the game in Project CARS or Forza Motorsport 7, but opinions are so divided as to whether those titles even have a decent handling model that it might not even be a 1:1 experience in a best-case scenario anyhow. Is it just a matter of clocking the miles, getting a general sense of how things "should" feel across a wide array of cars? Do I have to dig into the mod's files to look for any unusually weird settings and parameters for suspension or torque curves? Should I read up on actual real-world drivers' impressions of the car, even if it means having to take the word of a nerves-of-steel repeat champion that an imposing-looking 600-horsepower track special feels "intuitive" to drive? Or should I wait to see if Jimmy Broadbent gets ahold of one and how long it takes for him to start panicking?
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Cams for Barcelona 2022 layout from Pyyer
Download: https://www.racedepartment.com/down...1-spanish-grand-prix-add-ons-extension.49192/
Doesn´t overwrite existing cams
Have Fun
DaBaeda
Download: https://www.racedepartment.com/down...1-spanish-grand-prix-add-ons-extension.49192/
Doesn´t overwrite existing cams
Have Fun
DaBaeda
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Now, I promise I will give you my honest opinion, so don't get angry, simply dismiss it as rubbish if you want to... but since you asked:
I think looking for "ultimate realism" in car sims is the wrong approach to enjoy one's past time activity, especially when you look at Assetto Corsa.
My advice? Pick something you would like to drive, something that's interesting to you personally. I for once like to look for (in)famous cars, for example James Dean's Porsche or Mad Max' Interceptor. One's a "real car"but completely thrashed, the other one isn't, who could tell me if the mod I found has "correct" physics?
Usually there several variants out there - try them all if you can, preferably on a track you know well. Which variant is the most fun to drive? Which one doesn't behave like you would expect it to? As you said, does the new mod drive like it's on rails even if you try your hardest to spin it?
The community is vast (which is good and bad), there are guys out there arguing with actual racing drivers because they allegedly read all the spread sheets and know the data.
There are people telling a modder that his Subaru sounds wrong although he modelled it after his real life car...
For me AC brings fun, not because it has the "most accurate physics engine ever created" but because I can drive the car Albert Camus died in. Morbid? sure but I am not looking for a real life experience here.
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legion are working overtime at the moment - man I would love to see a nice skin on that charger...
What I like most about his-her-their mods is the first moment you look at it and go "This insane atrocity can't be real" but after looking the car up, you find out that most of them have actually been built.
What I like most about his-her-their mods is the first moment you look at it and go "This insane atrocity can't be real" but after looking the car up, you find out that most of them have actually been built.
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This is a good point, actually. One of the reasons I love playing the Forza Horizon games so much is that while you can tell there's actual research and attention put into depicting how certain cars with certain tendencies should behave in the real world, the fact that it's still very forgiving and a bit stylized gives off the impression that, to someone who isn't a hardcore "everything must be 100% precise or else My Immersion is broken" type, this is how it feels for an extremely talented race driver to go all out. Even if the tire model or the suspension might not be at a level of detail to impress iRacing purists, there's still that vibe of being able to hit an apex, control a slide, and lay down burnouts in ways that feel like how most (gasp) "casuals" imagine these cars should actually do like they see on Top Gear or whatever. This might sound funny from someone who posted "where's my Realistic Race-Spec Hakosuka dammit" last week, but it's a learning process for me as I get deeper into this game I've only partially explored. Maybe AC's rep as a "real sim, not like Forza or GT" among some people obscured that for me, and the more I learn, the more I realize that's actually pretty limiting.
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"That wacky legion, slapping a big wing on a Hillman Imp and dropping a massive Ford engine inside, what kind of nut would get an idea like th--"
I guess a lot of questions can be answered with "because Australia"
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yes, now i see huge difference, thx!Weird. It obviously didn't save properly.
Try this one.
mini_cooper_clubman.7z
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so now all that remains are the analog speedometer (needs to be made into KPH instead of MPH)
and maybe the shift animation needs to be improved (the hand does not move towards the shifter when time to shift, and the hand doest get to the right position)
Anyone?
ps:
I personally liked it better before , not having this shift animation at all , as i use paddles and so it's less immersive seeing my hand reach for the gearstick. But i can imagine most would preffer a shift anim on a car without paddles... but then that hand needs to move already when approaching the rpm where shifting is needed imho (that adds to functionality, as you have a good queue appart from the sound or looking at the rpm dial).
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