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Okay, I actually drove it myself. Of course it's modified and I can't even edit the physics, my kingdom for a stock Terminator Cobra. sighA 2004 Ford Mustang SVT Cobra Mod
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its ouuuttttt
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Formula Hybrid® 2023 for AC - Race Sim Studio
Version 1DescriptionThis is the Formula Hybrid® 2023 for the PC version of Assetto Corsa by Race Sim Studio. This is the most advanced vehicle we have ever made, based on the specifications of the 2023 Formula season, this new project features a complex, geometrically beautiful custom 3D mo
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If that was originally a Simdream model, check the animations folder for anything to do with the front suspension. They have a habit of resizing things inside the animation which totally borks the model if you ever use the "update the suspension" function in CM. The only way to get around that is to get rid of the animation and replace the wheels with another set. At least that's the only easy solution...
Hi,
Hi, I have followed the installation of new Content Manager (version 0.8.2549.39678) with the new lights-patch-v0.1.80-preview218-full. Unfortunately I cannot put /update the 'rating' field for the tracks...I just see the ratings done with the old CM.
Any idea how to resolve this issue?
Thanks for your support.
Hi, I have followed the installation of new Content Manager (version 0.8.2549.39678) with the new lights-patch-v0.1.80-preview218-full. Unfortunately I cannot put /update the 'rating' field for the tracks...I just see the ratings done with the old CM.
Any idea how to resolve this issue?
Thanks for your support.
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Ariel Atom Mugen 2011 Public Release !!!!
Download:https://sharemods.com/o3ppbjswhedk/ariel_atom_mugen_public_1.0.rar.html
-AO inside and out
-Realistic Dashboard
-CSP Settings
-Physics By Gravel Trap
-Skins By Filemissing Junior & Norms
-Research By Gravel Trap
-Lods Help Norms
-Driver Animation by Mascot
-Panoramic session Start config Daniel Nogal
-Beta testing and help ,@norms,@filemissing,@Mascot,and others
We are happy to announce that To celebrate de release of this car the car will be present in filemissing discord hot lap challenge server!
Join now Using this link
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Download:https://sharemods.com/o3ppbjswhedk/ariel_atom_mugen_public_1.0.rar.html
-AO inside and out
-Realistic Dashboard
-CSP Settings
-Physics By Gravel Trap
-Skins By Filemissing Junior & Norms
-Research By Gravel Trap
-Lods Help Norms
-Driver Animation by Mascot
-Panoramic session Start config Daniel Nogal
-Beta testing and help ,@norms,@filemissing,@Mascot,and others
We are happy to announce that To celebrate de release of this car the car will be present in filemissing discord hot lap challenge server!
Join now Using this link
Join the FileMissing... Discord Server!
Check out the FileMissing... community on Discord - hang out with 1986 other members and enjoy free voice and text chat.
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haha i actually disabled the suspension animation in cars.ini but forgot that there was still a data.acd......
Anyway now I've edited the F60 to look like in real life (they ****ed up the proportions on the model i don't even know if they had access to real life picture)
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Well, first steering wheel out of many! I'll be uploading them in the next hours/days, with the respective bug fixes etc...
It wasn't a good idea start with the one that is very likely to the original, but here it goes. RB19 Steering wheel
I'll follow this order -> A523, AMR23, W14, SF23.
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Installation as always. The RB18.kn5 and the ext_config.ini should be inside extension folder of the RSS FH23 car. I would apreciate feedback.
It wasn't a good idea start with the one that is very likely to the original, but here it goes. RB19 Steering wheel
I'll follow this order -> A523, AMR23, W14, SF23.
Download RB19 steering wheel RSS FH23 rar
Download File RB19 steering wheel RSS FH23 rar
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Installation as always. The RB18.kn5 and the ext_config.ini should be inside extension folder of the RSS FH23 car. I would apreciate feedback.
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did anyone do the steering wheels for the 2022 car?Well, first steering wheel out of many! I'll be uploading them in the next hours/days, with the respective bug fixes etc...
It wasn't a good idea start with the one that is very likely to the original, but here it goes. RB19 Steering wheel
I'll follow this order -> A523, AMR23, W14, SF23.
Download RB19 steering wheel RSS FH23 rar
Download File RB19 steering wheel RSS FH23 rar
Installation as always. The RB18.kn5 and the ext_config.ini should be inside extension folder of the RSS FH23 car. I would apreciate feedback.
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That's new to me.
I know capital letters in car folder names causes this (and top speed), but in the track ui ??
EDIT: OK, I think you meant the capital letters in the layout names ? Like courseA changed to coursea ?
Anyway, that is indeed a fix. 👍
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So after looking at the skin folder, the Mustang Sampling is a .psd file that comes in the template files with the car. Other than that everything seems good, I put a new link which includes pit crew as well. Sorry it was getting late last night when I uploaded it.
124.91 MB file on MEGA
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Alfa GTA 147. Magical car from Alfa Romeo, future classic, hell already a classic.
Well happy to get this in AC.
In action.
Well happy to get this in AC.
In action.
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95 to 100% depending on the type of cars (usually endurance racing) and the track. Start at 100 and then drop it if necessary to get the grid as close to real world times as possible.Lucky!!!
Can I ask what AI level usually play at???
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Morning dudes,
Has anybody an idea how to fix the driver of Dan Bucsas Audi 90 Quattro IMSA GTO with CSP180p218?
CSP179:
CSP180p218:
I've already tried changing driver both with driver.ini and with ext_config, no chance.
Has anybody an idea how to fix the driver of Dan Bucsas Audi 90 Quattro IMSA GTO with CSP180p218?
CSP179:
CSP180p218:
I've already tried changing driver both with driver.ini and with ext_config, no chance.
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1. You need to run profiler at leat once after a reboot, you can exit after (no need to leave it running)
I use 540 deg rotation
2. Game setting, I use a custom LUT, but you dont need its only a preference
hope this helps
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Love the updates to this, finally got a chance to give it a spin today. The track updates itself are amazing.
The only thing I'll gripe about (and this is only because I live in the area this track is supposed to be set in), is that the original one had that immersion, it felt like the track was actually in that valley near the Canberra Airport.
The new updates... seem a bit too green, especially the 1.0 update.
The second update (the lights file) fixed this a little, with some of the more localised trees put back in (that were in the original track).
But otherwise, chefs kiss!
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Hi fellow simracers,
just tried to race Peter Crill’s magnificent Porsche 911 GT3 Cup 2006 against AI, but the AI cars won’t move when the lights go green. With some mods I remeber that you had to adjust the updshift revs via AI.INI but this didn’t help here. Looks maybe like a problem with the the CSP (0.180-preview218).
Other cars seem to work fine. Anyone else experiencing this with the 911 GT Cup an CSP 0.180-preview218?
just tried to race Peter Crill’s magnificent Porsche 911 GT3 Cup 2006 against AI, but the AI cars won’t move when the lights go green. With some mods I remeber that you had to adjust the updshift revs via AI.INI but this didn’t help here. Looks maybe like a problem with the the CSP (0.180-preview218).
Other cars seem to work fine. Anyone else experiencing this with the 911 GT Cup an CSP 0.180-preview218?
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As did I. Time to set new ones...
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Sooooo, I've enjoyed AC as "user" for about 7 years now. I downloaded hundreds, probably thousands of mods. But I also deleted about 80% of them after testing. Sometimes feeling very frustrated because it was a very desirable model, but with one or more major flaws and no alternatives. I slowly learned to fix some small things on car mods. Like wipers, windscreen, very small stuff, mostly through ext_config. But more often than not it wouldn't work and I didn't understand why. Leaving me angry about them lazy and bad modders.
Now here's the thing. Two weeks ago I had absolutely zero knowledge about car modding, textures and meshes, nulls and cutting or welding polygons. I had never touched 3ds Max or Blender, RyzomUV or even Paint.net and ksEditor. So to try and understand how a car mod is put together, why my small fixes sometimes worked and sometimes didn't, to hopefully be able to fix more and bigger flaws, I started watching MNBA's conversion tutorial video's. I picked a car model that I wanted badly, but was not available in HQ yet.
The car I picked is a 2013 Donkervoort D8 GTO. The only version we had in AC was the one from Legion, and it wasn't exactly HQ. So I searched out for a new model and started from scratch with the conversion while following the tutorial. Here's a comparison video between the Donkervoort we "had" and my first ever try at modding.
Remember, just two weeks ago I didn't know **** about modding. Today I feel confident about fixing almost everything about a "bad mod". I'M NOT SPECIAL!! You can do this too if you want. If like me, you only ever downloaded mods, felt frustrated about bad mods, fully dependent on other people to fix things, I highly recommend following the MNBA (or any other) tutorial video's.
p.s. These two weeks drastically changed my perspective on AC modding. The amount of work that goes into 1 single good mod is simply astounding. The good modders are actually HEROES. And for the past 7 years, I haven't nearly appreciated them enough. Hell even the bad modders deserve credit for their effort.
p.p.s. Those 2 weeks I keep metioning were 12 hour days. So more reasonable to say 150 hours, if you start from 0 knowledge like me.
p.p.p.s. I just have 3 small things do to on my list and will "release" (feels weird to say that) my mod to the public, free, unecrypted.
One last little thing. If you've never contributed to the AC mods library, with either mods or fixes or enhancements, and keep asking for more mods, especially as a comment under a newly released mod, I just want to say "**** you". You should be saying "thank you very very much Sir" and keep your mouth shut and if you want more, you should learn it yourself. I know I'm a hypocrit for saying this, but thats just how much my perspective has changed in the past two weeks.
Now here's the thing. Two weeks ago I had absolutely zero knowledge about car modding, textures and meshes, nulls and cutting or welding polygons. I had never touched 3ds Max or Blender, RyzomUV or even Paint.net and ksEditor. So to try and understand how a car mod is put together, why my small fixes sometimes worked and sometimes didn't, to hopefully be able to fix more and bigger flaws, I started watching MNBA's conversion tutorial video's. I picked a car model that I wanted badly, but was not available in HQ yet.
The car I picked is a 2013 Donkervoort D8 GTO. The only version we had in AC was the one from Legion, and it wasn't exactly HQ. So I searched out for a new model and started from scratch with the conversion while following the tutorial. Here's a comparison video between the Donkervoort we "had" and my first ever try at modding.
Remember, just two weeks ago I didn't know **** about modding. Today I feel confident about fixing almost everything about a "bad mod". I'M NOT SPECIAL!! You can do this too if you want. If like me, you only ever downloaded mods, felt frustrated about bad mods, fully dependent on other people to fix things, I highly recommend following the MNBA (or any other) tutorial video's.
p.s. These two weeks drastically changed my perspective on AC modding. The amount of work that goes into 1 single good mod is simply astounding. The good modders are actually HEROES. And for the past 7 years, I haven't nearly appreciated them enough. Hell even the bad modders deserve credit for their effort.
p.p.s. Those 2 weeks I keep metioning were 12 hour days. So more reasonable to say 150 hours, if you start from 0 knowledge like me.
p.p.p.s. I just have 3 small things do to on my list and will "release" (feels weird to say that) my mod to the public, free, unecrypted.
One last little thing. If you've never contributed to the AC mods library, with either mods or fixes or enhancements, and keep asking for more mods, especially as a comment under a newly released mod, I just want to say "**** you". You should be saying "thank you very very much Sir" and keep your mouth shut and if you want more, you should learn it yourself. I know I'm a hypocrit for saying this, but thats just how much my perspective has changed in the past two weeks.
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