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Glad you fixed it. Took me ages to figure it out.racinjoe I did as fallguy said and track works with no problems. Thank you for your efforts though, much appreciated.
Glad you fixed it. Took me ages to figure it out.racinjoe I did as fallguy said and track works with no problems. Thank you for your efforts though, much appreciated.
I wasn't disagreeing with you, I was just remaking the old point that with great encryption comes great responsibility.Well no the wider point i was making is we all assume the AC player base is us lot, its not.
A tiny proportion will be going into data files or nicking nicked body shells or wheels or whatever.
The vast majority won't care about encryption but yet it comes up on a cycle every 20 pages or so on here.
It won't go away, it will stay, i wasted far too much energy ages ago saying about the hypocrisy of much of it and no one agreed with me and many turned on me in defence of Ilija at the time.....
Yet here we are.... no one agreeing with me again.
Afraid not. Not easily, anyway. Firstly you need to create special lightweight versions of the cars (normally from lod_b or lod_c or somesuch), and then "register" them in a car-list that the mod uses. All a bit manual at the moment. Good news is that one of Abulzz colleagues is working on just such a set.To anybody that uses the csp traffic mod, is there a way you can select which cars you can use. I wanna drive the Targa Florio but i wanna use like 60-70s cars.
You just described me perfectly. I am one of the 80% that you have nailed on the head. I am clueless to what you guys achieve on here and i soak up almost everything i see to which i am very grateful.Well like everything it is 'bustable' from what I've seen on other forums.
Pretty sure some of EASY's recent reg or rex or whatever mods where encrypted but he has managed to 'fix' them and they aren't now encrypted.
This topic comes up A LOT.
It is what it is, option is there and some take it, nothing will change it.
Same as people that think private mods should never be shown in public, it makes no sense.
Modders can do what they like with their mods at the end of the day.
Vast majority of people playing AC are not fiddling behind the scenes like us lot, they are just getting cars and playing the game, they don't care that they can't get into the data files because i guess 80 percent of AC base don't even know how to access it, it isn't on their radar.
Do i care ever that Raceroom is encrypted when i play it?
Do i care that a tree is not green enough?
No because i can't do anything about it.
We here are in a bubble, nothing wrong with that, but i think its easy to assume this thread is some example of the AC player base and I'd guess its not.
Most want a filter they download one, download a car, download a track, download greener trees, download cameras.
They don't care about encryption or private mods.
Encryption was to stop the 20 percent or whatever who mod stuff.
Basically the same bubble we are all in.
Anyone outside of it won't give a damn and that is the ''market' for want of a better word.
Same as VR users, they think there are millions playing AC in VR because the ones who have it are so vocal about it, but barely anyone is using VR compared to screens, no one is going to cater just to VR unless a modder uses VR right.
Bubbles.
ah a voice of reason. whenever a mod is posted that is encrypted someone will post a message explaining how they delicately three pointed it into their imaginary bin with a limp liberache style wristYou just described me perfectly. I am one of the 80% that you have nailed on the head. I am clueless to what you guys achieve on here and i soak up almost everything i see to which i am very grateful.
I would question that hardly anyone plays on VR though. I think you would be suprised how many do and it will of course continue to grow.
When someone offers a mod however good or bad it is, surely it is not a problem to ignore it, bin it, keep it or do whatever you want with it. Maybe seen as wrong to encrypt someone else work for ethical reasons, i get that. Just bin it and move on, even i know how to do that.
ever since my mod has been ACTK'd, I've come to understand people's reasoning on encryption.ah a voice of reason. whenever a mod is posted that is encrypted someone will post a message explaining how they delicately three pointed it into their imaginary bin with a limp liberache style wrist
no one cares.
99% of the most vocal anti encrypters have never had their work actk'd
that being said encrypting without lods should be illegal.
For me personally, bad encrypted mods are binned with more of a 'why did they even bother' shrug rather with a petulant flourish, but I take your point.ah a voice of reason. whenever a mod is posted that is encrypted someone will post a message explaining how they delicately three pointed it into their imaginary bin with a limp liberache style wrist
usually in some sort of petulant defiance, usually for something that was free in the first place. clearly raised by peasants.
no one cares.
99% of the most vocal anti encrypters have never had their work actk'd
that being said encrypting without lods should be illegal.
Hi mrtomcat66,Hi Paulo. What track are you talking about? Most of the time the reason for this problem is a bad fast-lane.ai. Display the line by activating the in-game app AI_line_helper. Then check the fast-lane which is the purple/violett line. This line should be continous without any zick-zack-pattern at start/finish. When the modder does not drive around the track more than once for recording, this strange problem can appear. If it is that problem the only solution is a new fast-lane.
There are 3x options for Navarra in @Breathe's AC Track Listing sheet, on the "Real" tab:Hi Guys ! Hope you're fine
I'm doing a Audi A4 DTM test for my Youtube Channel next week in Navarra Circuit.
Do you have any ideas where I can fine it for AC ?
Someone told me you can help me
Big thanks to everyone who can ! Have a nice day !
Valentin
There are 3x options for Navarra in @Breathe's AC Track Listing sheet, on the "Real" tab:
Not sure exactly the A4 mod you're looking for, but this seems a good place to start:
DTM Championship 1996-2004
DTM Championship 1996-2004 for AC 1.16.3. These are all the mods that I found for DTM of the early 2000s plus Calibra DTM 1996. I was not looking for strict compliance. Just wanted to make a interesting championship with DTM cars. All cars, skins...www.racedepartment.com
GLHF.
Does anyone know?Hi. Is there any way to make previews in content manager that integrate optional .kn5 files from the extension folder? For example: new headlights, extra wings...
In the drop-down next to the STANDARD showroom launch button, at the bottom of CM when you're viewing a car, there's an option to use CSP. I think all the ext_config and kn5 stuff shows up when using that. Downside is, screencap to make a shot for preview, and the range of showrooms available might not include/match the one you use in CM showroom.Does anyone know?
Can the steering wheel positions also be changed using this(or similar) method?Yeah, this can be a big VR ball ache with encrypted cars as it seems that a LOT of modders only play in chase cam and don't give a rat's ass whether the driver is even facing the right way or not.
I just successfully swapped a steer.ksanim and rescaled/repositioned the driver on an encrypted car but it wasn't a pleasant experience, swimming in a sea of little blue triangles. But it is possible.
Encryption should be a statement that "this car is as perfect as it can be", not "aren't I a clever modder, I've encrypted my crap with a whole host of errors lol".
You forgot a fourth one : a quite rare car, nice, well made, visually exactly identical to the stock version except it's a "tuned" one, with too much bhp, but all you wanted was a stock version, and it's the only one you know... You could just go into the data, put the "right" numbers in the power.lut and engine.ini and that's it but nooo, encrypted... If that's not a frustrating one, I tell youFor me personally, bad encrypted mods are binned with more of a 'why did they even bother' shrug rather with a petulant flourish, but I take your point.
There are at least three different types under discussion here:
1. Those who have taken care and attention to provide original and unique high-quality mods, properly tested, with everything (and more) you could reasonably expect from a Kunos car, and who want to stop shysters from profiting from their work.
2. Those who slap any old crap together then freeze-dry it using encryption as a badge of honour.
3. Those who create (and then abandon) almost wonderful work but with one game-breaking fault that would normally be very easy to fix if it wasn't encrypted.
It's number three that's the frustrating one. Encryption doesn't matter with number one because the car is objectively perfect, and it doesn't matter with number two because it's so bad it'd get binned regardless of whether it was encrypted or not.
And objectively bad encrypted cars being 'free' isn't really a legitimate excuse for any apologists out there. The modder is wasting our time and our bandwidth by enticing us to try their crap that undoubtedly comes with some very bold claims and beguiling screenshots.
Anyway, its good that we can discuss this emotive and divisive topic in a level-headed way. I know it bores some people, but so do bad encrypted mods. Luckily, both are relatively easy to ignore.
I can assure you that on flats (triples) I have the same problems. I disabled drivers hands, but always set the view that my real steering wheel covers the virtual one, so that I have the right cockpit view. But doing that, I can't even see the road in some cars.Can the steering wheel positions also be changed using this(or similar) method?
I have quite a few cars with steering wheels that are with too low(most common), too close etc, where it becomes a real problem in VR.
I also like to hold the pose and shimmy after hitting that long range bin.whenever a mod is posted that is encrypted someone will post a message explaining how they delicately three pointed it into their imaginary bin with a limp liberache style wrist
I'd wager no one is encrypting because they think their mod is perfect.I wasn't disagreeing with you, I was just remaking the old point that with great encryption comes great responsibility.
To be honest, when modders lock bad mistakes (or even worse - half-assed carelessness) behind encryption, all they do is make themselves look pompous and incompetent while ensuring that the work they considered good enough to encrypt goes straight in the bin.
No one asked for my point of view but here it is:ah a voice of reason. whenever a mod is posted that is encrypted someone will post a message explaining how they delicately three pointed it into their imaginary bin with a limp liberache style wrist
usually in some sort of petulant defiance, usually for something that was free in the first place. clearly raised by peasants.
no one cares.
99% of the most vocal anti encrypters have never had their work actk'd
that being said encrypting without lods should be illegal.
Unfortunately not, but I definitely share your pain.Can the steering wheel positions also be changed using this(or similar) method?
I have quite a few cars with steering wheels that are with too low(most common), too close etc, where it becomes a real problem in VR.
Watching what another person makes is a quality or rather lack of quality usualy reserved for serpents.No one asked for my point of view but here it is:
In the past i updated ACTK stuff (tracks of course) and then i discovered that he later have sell them.
I also was accused to act like him (even on this forum) by stolen stuff, make money because i'm using sharemods and so on which is totally no true, but i don't care because a lot of people know who and what kind of person i am and this is the only thing that counts for me.
I simply stopped sharing my stuff and keep them for myself unless i work with trusted people (which know who really i am, and why i do my configs) in order to let them release something that looks even better than their original work (i'm not able to make 3D stuff, so i have to trust other person, and these person, like @racinjoe013 trust me about my configs and tv cameras, which are for sure NOT perfect, not the best thing thing in the world, but are enjoyed by hundreds of simracing fan).
I never ever feel the need of encrypting anything (my config template was and still used and "raped" by modders out there which also keep using my name on it even i don't even saw their track before just because my config can be grabbed and edited), but i don't care because who knows me and my work, knows where they can found me and my works.
People like ACTK and others steal works and put their hands on it? Who cares, people should trust the work of the original modder and avoid those raped content, if they don't, who cares, is not your problem. You can'tencrypt the world in order to avoid people to touch stuff. The best thing is to keep doing the best, share in the way you prefer and be trusted by who supports you. If anyone keep downloading raped stuff is not your problem, let them download crap and waste their time.
Who stole make money on your work? Who cares too. Unless you pay for licenses, or make 100% scratch models, you should not care about money, because is not a job but a passion and even if you have a patreon, who pays for your conversion/mods, should know that what you do is better than raped stuff which were ripped because not encrypted...
I hope my point of view is clear, but in any case this is my point of view, all the encrypted mods for me are destinated to fill the recycle bin.
You are free to do whatever you want, is free world.Youve raised some good points however that have made me reconsider encryption as a reasonable practice.
As before and moving forwards, if anyone mentions encryption to me after I release something I will have to ignore you.