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Assetto Corsa PC Mods General DiscussionPC
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Do you use Content Manager? Go to settings>assetto corsa>controls>buttons. On the right side is a column "MGU-K". Assign buttons to increase/decrease delivery.
Thanks.
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im still waiting for my childhood dream car to be leaked i do have the money for it but i really would regret giving my money to rtm!
@delpinsky - you wouldn't happen to have a fresh link for this beast would you? Also has anybody ever seen RTM's HPA R32 leaked anywhere?
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http://www.mediafire.com/file/qiaccczj1c881vz/rtm_chevrolet_camaro_ss_racecar.7z/file
I've never seen the hpa r32 same with the f1 gt road car which i would love to get!
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Hey thanks a ton dragster! Cheers! Yeah I would love the R32... and the F1 for that matter too.... I'm tempted to buy them both lol.... But part of me thinks they may get leaked at some point too. Gahh.
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footage of the Valkyrie i cannot believe that this guy wasted 99$!
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Ah ok sorry, don't really know much about McLarens, I saw the "Tail" and assumed it was the same one! Should have read properly
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Serious question : Why would Anyone buy that crap!!?? If I downloaded that thing for free , tested it and this is what I got , i couldn't possibly delete it fast enough! I came a across a huge RTM folder with around 4GB worth of cars. ( maybe 60-70 cars? ).....I deleted all but 3 I think , and even they needed help. The guy obviously knows what he's doing , and if he was to actually create something of his own , polish it into a good car , then I could see charging for it. I've actually gotten to the point when I see an " RTM " attached to a car , I won't even download it any more. Complete hack job pieces of crap that take up space in my recycle bin !
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open your suspensions ini and modify the value of the rod lenght (front and rear suspension)
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keep also in mind that some cars (in particular old '70 usa vintage trans ams and company) have the collision box set lower than the undecarriage, so when driving you will hear the undercarriage scraping the asphalt on every little bump (the pontiac firebird 1969 as an example that comes to my mind) and that will make you think the setup is to low → fix that in the CM by checking the collision box (the same page where you check the wheels, lights and suspensions) and modify the values in the colliders.ini file accordingly, until it fits the car dimensions. The middle number affects the height
These are not end user products
...but they can be interesting to modders that like to fiddle around and make something good with a little know how.The amount of cars he or they converted is amazing and I think it is cool to have someone do the "dirty work" and bring these models to AC ... pity they do not do vintage cars, but someone will surely appreciate some of the models ready for some rework to make them good to drive.
No need to bitch around about RTM... do not buy it and that's it... sooner or later you find them for free, as you in fact did.
I doubt anyone buys these models, since they are illegal conversions in a first place, but that is not my or your problem
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can you give me the car and the folder? i would like to experiment with it
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I think the answer is...
Go to 'Graphic Adjustments' in CM, then look in the 'Adaptive Clip Planes' row and set 'Far Planes, M' to a higher setting. Default setting is currently to '20000,40000' (if I remember correctly), but I've now got it at '30000,40000' to made LOD's switch to higher quality futher away.
Hope that helps.
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Just a big big thank you to the modding community! Assetto is beyond anything even Kunos could come up with, really incredible stuff. And @gladbecker82 for his recent IMSA DPi cars, they're superb and work wonders around the Detroit circuit. Thank you all
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Does anyone have a link to the Belle Isle Circuit?
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http://adf.ly/246619/http://www.mediafire.com/file/5nhb2sd5535qmf7
You will have to do a new video when the cadillac goes out
Absolutely, can't wait for that one!
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im still screwing with 3ds max just so i can get the Aston martin cygnet working then just abandon it if i start making mods i guarantee you that im probably gonna be on the WKMOD level aka trash level
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Having driven this exact car many years ago (obviously a memorable experience), I have some constructive criticism on the physics:Hi gents,
New old street car, Alfa Romeo GT V6, 2.5L 160hp, 213Nm, 211 km/h, 5 gears consistent with automobile catalog data:
https://mega.nz/#!Q8F0lYKI!xv8KupVv7OCU7Ijld5uSYuhD4G_ThlGxoVkNbGlHL9c
Have fun, Mike.
IRL, this car had a very soft suspension. In this mod, it's not only rock hard - it rolls less than a modern GT3 car. It's got way too much tire grip and basically feels nothing like an 80's GT car. The brakes are also pretty phenomenal for an old Alfa (this car had inboard rear brakes that tended to fade a bit).
The real car was lovely to drive, but had copious amounts of body roll and a hint of lift-throttle oversteer at the limit (much less abrupt than contemporary BMW's due to the excellent - and expensive to make - De Dion rear suspension, plus better weight distro due to its transaxle).
The mod version has none of that. It drives like it's on rails. Question: Is it based on the physics done by Velos Mods (Paul Williams iirc)? It feels like his physics.
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Anybody know where to find a normal bugatti veyron mod?
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open your suspensions ini and modify the value of the rod lenght (front and rear suspension)
________________________________________
keep also in mind that some cars (in particular old '70 usa vintage trans ams and company) have the collision box set lower than the undecarriage, so when driving you will hear the undercarriage scraping the asphalt on every little bump (the pontiac firebird 1969 as an example that comes to my mind) and that will make you think the setup is to low → fix that in the CM by checking the collision box (the same page where you check the wheels, lights and suspensions) and modify the values in the colliders.ini file accordingly, until it fits the car dimensions. The middle number affects the height
These are not end user products
The amount of cars he or they converted is amazing and I think it is cool to have someone do the "dirty work" and bring these models to AC ... pity they do not do vintage cars, but someone will surely appreciate some of the models ready for some rework to make them good to drive.
No need to bitch around about RTM... do not buy it and that's it... sooner or later you find them for free, as you in fact did.
I doubt anyone buys these models, since they are illegal conversions in a first place, but that is not my or your problem
Yeah , I guess you're right when you look at it that way. I may have even more RTM converted cars in my library than I think I do , as I have a ton of re-worked cars.
@dragster666............I found it a few moths ago in this thread , but could be maybe 100 pages back by now. The link may not work any more. I'll see if I can some how find it , and if I do , I'll post a link.
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