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hi joe, did you correct all config files (including those for pyyer ext)?Hotfix for the config update at the bottom to correct an issue with the road not gathering puddles in the rain. Thanks to @mfods for pointing out my mistake. Since I had to do this, I went ahead and altered some tree and road ambient and diffuse values for the Light and CSP versions of the config. Sorry for the hassle. This really should be it.
Hell yeah! These tracks need a whole lot of work done but it's fantastic to see that this game's getting some love.Here's what I got,
Celtic ruins:
Landstrasse:
Enjoy.
Yes I did. Please don't tell me it's still not working. I might shoot myself.hi joe, did you correct all config files (including those for pyyer ext)?
I quickly wanted to mention the same thing. The skins your mod contains were not done by mrhunt but by myself.Hey my bad mate I add credits for your work !
www.racedepartment.com
Nodes messed up, looks like situation after some 3dsimed edit, need to be replaced.
If they were contacted by a car manufacturer they would soon remove anything.Not to harp on the RD thing, I get all the mods I want because I know how to use the internet. But by their logic how is a scratch made mod of a real life car, say a Lamborghini for example, not stealing the design of the car makers and engineers since their permission was not requested?
I'll give Jim a nudge. It's very close to completion.Hi. Does anybody know if we will be seeing the Oulton Park track by the Reboot Team before Christmas. Cheers.
Hypocrisy might be a bit of a strong word for this, but it's feels close to it yeah. At least, since money is involved.I've said it before and its never popular but the hypocrisy in this 'community' is astounding.
dont look at flight sims if you have problems with paid mods.Hypocrisy might be a bit of a strong word for this, but it's feels close to it yeah. At least, since money is involved.
Before sim racing, I've only knew modding as a "volontary free content" : I don't really remember of a single one that wasn't free, even the big boys. "Lost alpha", the complete (!!!) re-creation of the original game of Stalker (twice the lengh), was all free. Any full scale map of Morrowind, totally free. Everywhere I was going, for years and years, it was always the same song : "It's only fair because it's free". Because a mod is, by essence, not legal, so you're not hurting anyone if you don't get any money for it, right ?
And then I discovered modding in sim racing and oh my god you don't care at all for that motto here, do you. Patreon this, patreon that, paying for conversions, paying for a mod of a mod, etc... And the line between good and evil as a moral value and intellectual property become, well, shattered ? So... Is it hypocrisy ? I agree in a way. In another one, I'd say it's simply another culture, another point of view on content creation and video games in general. And greed. Lots of it.
The problem will always be people taking from other games content, then monetizing it, THEN going all IP lawyer if someone dares to alter the physics or whatever on it.....dont look at flight sims if you have problems with paid mods.
The problem will always be people taking from other games content, then monetizing it, THEN going all IP lawyer if someone dares to alter the physics or whatever on it.....
Anyway got AI working on Autosport arena. Lighting is a good balance between looking OK and how much it effects performance.
I know that previous things I've posted on this has raised not one like, so to explain to those that don't know, it is real it happens every year at the NEC and it is by far the best thing about the Autosport show.
And if that still doesn't interest you, then what if i said I've been fiddling with the darkness of the floor surface, tried several different shades of grey and think it looks good now and a nice specular from the lights....
Excellent releases, thanks for sharing them. I never heard of this guy before.New Releases, all from F302 from Facebook:
Some little things must be changed e.g. the (Alfa had rwd instead of fwd) , but all in all really nice mods!Excellent releases, thanks for sharing them. I never heard of this guy before.
Its always the point at which level it is done. If its ok for a person to do a job 8 hours a day and another 6 hours doing the mod, sleeping and the next day the same. Every day the same procedure. Do this for months and you ask yourself, why i'm doing this? I mean its nice if the people say thank you and it makes you proud, but it kills your life. So the model to pay for a good content is also the way to support the creator, to give them the time to do the mod and pay the bills.Hypocrisy might be a bit of a strong word for this, but it's feels close to it yeah. At least, since money is involved.
Before sim racing, I've only knew modding as a "volontary free content" : I don't really remember of a single one that wasn't free, even the big boys. "Lost alpha", the complete (!!!) re-creation of the original game of Stalker (twice the lengh), was all free. Any full scale map of Morrowind, totally free. Everywhere I was going, for years and years, it was always the same song : "It's only fair because it's free". Because a mod is, by essence, not legal, so you're not hurting anyone if you don't get any money for it, right ?
And then I discovered modding in sim racing and oh my god you don't care at all for that motto here, do you. Patreon this, patreon that, paying for conversions, paying for a mod of a mod, etc... And the line between good and evil as a moral value and intellectual property become, well, shattered ? So... Is it hypocrisy ? I agree in a way. In another one, I'd say it's simply another culture, another point of view on content creation and video games in general. And greed. Lots of it.
These.are.awesome. Thanks for posting them.New Releases, all from F302 from Facebook:
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DOWNLOAD AUDI A4 Quattro Touring Car STW/BTCC
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Nodes messed up, looks like situation after some 3dsimed edit, need to be replaced
Well, it has already been said, "... some little things must be changed..." Possibly, this is one of them... 😅... Jesus.![]()
I hear you man. The thing is, I think most people have gotten to a place where they "expect" other people to pay for a mod, especially in AC, since they have seen how much Ilja is making through patreon. I don't blame people for wanting to get paid (including you) but as you said, you do it "for pleasure" and at the end of the day, that's what really matters. If you expect people to pay you, and almost no revenue comes in, you will be disappointed (applies to everything in life, where you have expectations). But remember this; Ilja started out making nothing as well, so maybe if you stick through it and you keep updating and improving, nice things might come!Honestly no judgement, I speak for myself. I'm the creator of a "simple" reshade mod, F1 reality reshade (you may know). I know it's a simple mod, nothing complex, but still I spend hours and hours in editing every shader to perfection, trying different settings and ppfilter, editing them etc. Literally hours. I do that for pleasure, because I like it and share what I like with others, and also don't get credits most of the time and people on YouTube claiming reshade filters made by themselves but actually editing mine, but still, I don't care, cuz I do that because I like. I have another job. Would be fantastic getting money enough to live with Assetto Corsa rather than running IRL with something I berely like. But still, I do this because I like it, and like to share what I like. I do believe that you make an incredible mod that require a lot of knowledge and buying you a coffee I don't mind, as well as I don't mind if someone wants me to buy them a coffe if they make a mod I like. It may be that I am old fashion, but still I mod for pleasure, I mod for free
I also like hot hatches and especially this oneI've always loved hot hatches, and widebody hot hatches in particular - probably ever since seeing a Renault 5 Turbo bombing around London in the 1980s. It just looked so squat and purposeful.
I think I adapted this one a few years ago from a hillclimb car I found on Assettoland. Can't remember all that I did but I think removed some wings, added a 6th gear, a new driver and shifting animation and messed with some shaders. Can't remember if I adjusted the power, brakes or grip at all. More recent stuff was adjusting the gearstick position to fit the shifting animation, redoing the machined metal instrument dash, then all the good stuff in the recent changelogs with a lot of invaluable help from a few others here.
Still lots to improve. It would benefit from an offside wing mirror. The collider is from a bus. And loads of stuff we haven't even spotted yet. The physics won't bear close examination and would probably have Einstein spinning in his grave, but... who cares, right? It's fictional, and a big bag of bananas fun. It was always meant to be a bit of a laugh, and never supposed to be a serious car.