Hello guys, Happy New year
To continue my 964 Cup, I'm about to see how Simplygon is working with the Content Manager, but I have a small issue
Free License looks ok, it's even working well in 3dsmax
But not in CM?
CM Version 0.8.2467.39678 (x86) and Custom shader version 0.1.79
did you see a similar issue ?
thanks for your help !
Many thanks! I can confirm it works as advised, if you a.) re-pack the data.acd (otherwise it does not load the data from the folder which has been created unless you use "use un-packed data if exists") and b.) make the mod a standalone one (with CM) after deleting the parent car.
I've sung the praises of this beautiful car but has anyone ever made an improved gear change animation for this?Alfa Romeo 33/TT12 v1.0
The Tipo 33 TT 12 by Autodelta, is unquestionably one of Alfa Romeo’s most important post-war racing cars.
It has everything of a truly exceptional historic racing car...
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Imagine yourself, behind her... at the edge of control, screaming....
11,000 rpm splitting the air as you shift into fifth gear...
the speed, the rush of wind, the exhilaration, she is alive!
(She likes to be caressed... but she likes it rough too!)
Stop dreaming…
Download simplygon.zip from their website, extract all in simplygon folder in your pc replacing the existing files, it works.Hello guys, Happy New year
To continue my 964 Cup, I'm about to see how Simplygon is working with the Content Manager, but I have a small issue
Free License looks ok, it's even working well in 3dsmax
But not in CM?
CM Version 0.8.2467.39678 (x86) and Custom shader version 0.1.79
did you see a similar issue ?
thanks for your help !
Yep, that did the trick. LCD works now. 👍Hi guys and Happy New year!
I have an issue with the ks_ferrari_488_gt3:
As you can see the LCD screen mirror doesn't work.
I tried deactivating CSP features. I tried adding the line:
[REAL_MIRROR_1]
IS_MONITOR=1
inside the ext_config.ini of the extension folder I have in the root of the car.
I tried changing PPFilter.
I asked a friend to zip me his folder and overwrite the data file and LODA.
I also noticed there's an automatically loaded ks_ferrari_488_gt3.ini inside assettocorsa\extension\config\cars\loaded with a long code about LCD mirror. But if there's an error inside the code, if I delete it, it keeps on loading it...
Any idea how to solve this, before checking the files via Steam as last resource? I have no idea.
UPDATE!
I deleted the code about the internal LCD mirror inside the ini file in assettocorsa\extension\config\cars\loaded and it works!!!
Would be cool to find out what part of that long code is wrong...
; For demonstration purposes let’s replace interior rear view mirror with a mirror with extra features:
; Hide original mirror mesh
[SHADER_REPLACEMENT_...]
MESHES = Extra_Mirror_SUB1
LAYER = 10
ACTIVE = $" read('csp/version', 0) >= 1709 "
; Create a new mirror mesh
[INCLUDE: common/displays.ini]
[DisplayShape]
MeshName = __mirror_display_mesh
ScreenScale = 256
ScreenAspectRatio = 0.5
MatrixType = TN
TreatTextureAsHDR = 1
P1 = -0.033037, 0.853015, 1.069863 ; four corners of new mirror
P2 = -0.109149, 0.844854, 1.013162 ; hold alt and click with objects inspector to get in-car coordinate
P3 = -0.109451, 0.773587, 1.023871 ; pro tip: with 0.1.76, hold Shift to get six digits after the delimiter
P4 = -0.033524, 0.781760, 1.080841
; And create dynamic texture. New mirror is going to have two modes, mirror with overlay and ABS/TC/brake bias control
[SCRIPTABLE_DISPLAY_...]
MESHES = __mirror_display_mesh
RESOLUTION = 512, 512
DISPLAY_POS = 0, 0
DISPLAY_SIZE = 512, 512
SKIP_FRAMES = 0 ; high refresh rate, it’s a mirror in a racing car after all (don’t use it for other displays though)
SCRIPT = '
-- Buttons on display
local displayMesh = display.interactiveMesh{ mesh = "Extra_Mirror_SUB0", resolution = vec2(512, 128) }
local btnModeSwitch = displayMesh.clicked(vec2(200, 7), vec2(45, 26))
local btnMenu = displayMesh.clicked(vec2(254, 7), vec2(45, 26))
local btnMinus = displayMesh.clicked(vec2(308, 7), vec2(45, 26), 0.15)
local btnPlus = displayMesh.clicked(vec2(363, 7), vec2(45, 26), 0.15)
local btnFasterMinus = displayMesh.clicked(vec2(308, 7), vec2(45, 26), 0.05)
local btnFasterPlus = displayMesh.clicked(vec2(363, 7), vec2(45, 26), 0.05)
local btnTurnOff = displayMesh.clicked(vec2(418, 7), vec2(45, 26))
-- Each mode will be drawn by its own function. Here is a function for mirror mode:
local brightnessMult = 1
local selectedOverlay = 1
local updateDelay = 0
local overlayText = ""
function modeMirror(dt)
-- Enable real mirror in this mode
ac.pauseRealMirror(1, false)
-- Firsly, draw mirror texture across whole thing
display.mirror{
pos = vec2(),
size = vec2(512, 512),
color = rgb(brightnessMult, brightnessMult, brightnessMult),
mirrorIndex = 1, -- for rear mirrors, specifices position of which mirror to use. 0 is for the leftmost
uvStart = vec2(0.343, 0), -- these coords are used only if real mirrors are disabled
uvEnd = vec2(0.658, 1) -- good thing to switch real mirrors on and off to make sure it all matches
}
-- And let’s just put current speed in the top left corner
if updateDelay <= 0 then
updateDelay = 0.5
overlayText = selectedOverlay == 1 and string.format("%.1f km/h", car.speedKmh)
or selectedOverlay == 2 and string.format("%.1f l", car.fuel)
or selectedOverlay == 3 and string.format("%.1f C", car.waterTemperature)
else
updateDelay = updateDelay - dt
end
display.text{
text = overlayText,
pos = vec2(40, 408),
color = rgb(0, 0, 0),
letter = vec2(24, 64),
font = "aria",
width = 432,
alignment = 1,
spacing = -6
}
if btnPlus() then brightnessMult = math.min(brightnessMult + 0.1, 1.2) end
if btnMinus() then brightnessMult = math.max(brightnessMult - 0.1, 0) end
if btnMenu() then
selectedOverlay = selectedOverlay + 1
if selectedOverlay == 4 then
selectedOverlay = 1
end
end
end
-- Second mode for customizing ABS and brake bias
local selectedItem = 1
function modeConfig(dt)
-- Disable real mirror in this mode
ac.pauseRealMirror(1, true)
local colorSelected = rgb(0, 0, 0)
local colorNotSelected = rgb(1, 1, 1)
if btnMenu() then
selectedItem = selectedItem == 1 and 2 or 1
end
display.rect{
pos = vec2(0, 40 + (selectedItem - 1) * 140),
size = vec2(512, 140),
color = rgb(0.2, 0.2, 0.2)
}
display.text{
text = car.absMode == 0 and "ABS: disabled" or string.format("ABS: %d/12", car.absMode),
pos = vec2(40, 70),
letter = vec2(24, 64),
color = rgb(1, 1, 1),
font = "aria",
}
display.horizontalBar{
pos = vec2(40, 70+68),
size = vec2(432, 8),
delta = 6,
activeColor = rgb(1, 1, 1),
inactiveColor = rgb(0.2, 0, 0),
total = 12,
active = car.absMode
}
local range = car.brakesBiasLimitUp - car.brakesBiasLimitDown
display.text{
text = string.format("Brake bias: %.1f%%", car.brakeBias * 100),
pos = vec2(40, 210),
letter = vec2(24, 64),
color = rgb(1, 1, 1),
font = "aria",
}
display.horizontalBar{
pos = vec2(40, 210+68),
size = vec2(432, 8),
delta = 1,
activeColor = rgb(1, 1, 1),
inactiveColor = rgb(0.2, 0, 0),
total = math.ceil(range / car.brakesBiasStep),
active = math.ceil((car.brakeBias - car.brakesBiasLimitDown) / car.brakesBiasStep)
}
if selectedItem == 1 then
if btnMinus() and car.absMode > 0 then ac.setABS(car.absMode - 1) end
if btnPlus() then ac.setABS(car.absMode + 1) end
else
if btnFasterMinus() then ac.setBrakeBias(car.brakeBias - car.brakesBiasStep) end
if btnFasterPlus() then ac.setBrakeBias(car.brakeBias + car.brakesBiasStep) end
end
end
-- Storing current mode in variable
local currentMode = modeMirror
local isTurnedOff = false
function update(dt)
if btnModeSwitch() then
currentMode = currentMode == modeMirror and modeConfig or modeMirror
isTurnedOff = false
end
if btnTurnOff() then
isTurnedOff = not isTurnedOff
end
if isTurnedOff then
ac.pauseRealMirror(1, true)
currentMode = modeMirror
else
currentMode(dt)
end
end'
F302 touring cars are more fun and with better physics than the new VRC **** cars
Well, I agree: after more hours driving the VRC's, I'll also stick to my first impressions which I already posted: imo physics are wrong and FFB is bad. And this is the first time I have that feeling with VRC cars. Don't know what they did here. Loosing a car at relatively low speed and (almost) not able to recover (after four careful laps and tires well within working temp window - following VRC's tips) is not what I expect from classic BTCC/TC cars...yes, it is very realistic to brake and slide the car 30 meters laterally, please... Because the car is from VRC you don't have to applaud, if it's bad, it's bad, nothing more
and I haven't mentioned the ffb, I'll do that another day
Today is a fantastic day, a new Patreon is born!!! 🥰 Finally a great news! 😅
More fun is a subjective matter, so I will not go there. Mario Kart can be more fun for some. And that is fine. But as physics go, f302 cars are 6 to 10 seconds a lap slower than what the real cars were doing. So they are realistic as a gt3 car is realistic at being an f1 car. FFB problem you are having is weird to me, cause I don't have this problem at all. Did you guys read the readme file? Did you unpack the cars and move them to ac folder in windows explorer? Or did you drag them to CM? Something must have gone wrong with the install on your end IMO. As for the sliding of these cars, yes they were sliding. That's what happens when you put an extremely overpowered engine on a saloon body with saloon tyres. You don't have to believe me, see for yourself. And when you get a hang of how to drive them, you don't slide once in a 20 lap race:yes, it is very realistic to brake and slide the car 30 meters laterally, please... Because the car is from VRC you don't have to applaud, if it's bad, it's bad, nothing more
and I haven't mentioned the ffb, I'll do that another day
More fun is a subjective matter, so I will not go there. Mario Kart can be more fun for some. And that is fine. But as physics go, f302 cars are 6 to 10 seconds a lap slower than what the real cars were doing. So they are realistic as a gt3 car is realistic at being an f1 car. FFB is weird to me, cause I don't have this problem at all. Did you guys read the readme file? Did you unpack the cars and move them to ac folder in windows explorer? Or did you drag them to CM? Something must have gone wrong with the install on your end IMO. As for the sliding of these cars, yes they were sliding. That's what happens when you put an extremely overpowered engine on a saloon body with saloon tyres. You don't have to believe me, see for yourself. And when you get a hang of how to drive them, you don't slide once in a 20 lap race:
In general I don't comment on such posts. If you don't like, you don't like it. No problem. But to say something is **** and something has better physics without a shred of evidence, just doesn't sit with me very well.
More fun is a subjective matter, so I will not go there. Mario Kart can be more fun for some. And that is fine. But as physics go, f302 cars are 6 to 10 seconds a lap slower than what the real cars were doing. So they are realistic as a gt3 car is realistic at being an f1 car. FFB problem you are having is weird to me, cause I don't have this problem at all. Did you guys read the readme file? Did you unpack the cars and move them to ac folder in windows explorer? Or did you drag them to CM? Something must have gone wrong with the install on your end IMO. As for the sliding of these cars, yes they were sliding. That's what happens when you put an extremely overpowered engine on a saloon body with saloon tyres. You don't have to believe me, see for yourself. And when you get a hang of how to drive them, you don't slide once in a 20 lap race:
In general I don't comment on such posts. If you don't like, you don't like it. No problem. But to say something is **** and something has better physics without a shred of evidence, just doesn't sit with me very well.
