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Mottle Ring v1.0
View attachment 1344968
Fictional circuit.
Conversion from GTL.
-CSP recommended
-30 pit/start
-AI, cam
NOTE; If you are using Sol and the track screen is dark, rename ext_config_for_sol.ini to ext_config.ini in the extension folder.
Credits & Thanks;
GTL Original Track by @carTOON (barcika)
-Thank you for giving me permission
AC Converted by @shi (shin956)
logo.png and sections file by @Fanapryde
.lua and font base by @gunnar333
Crowds texture by @Kniker97
marshall, cameraman and some textures by kunos
Download (mediafire)
Enjoy.
jac0, you said I have to set weather style to default; so you can't use Pure with LCS off? I love Pure, so if that's the case, I might not be able to try this. Let me know if I'm misunderstanding the instruction. I was hoping to turn off LCS and continue to use Pure.
On further inspection, I just noticed a difference in the model mapping from Whistleblowers 720 to that of the FSR version as shown in the included pic. I don't have time throughout the week to "fix" my skins, but I'll definitely take a stab at it by the weekend if any one is interested.
I would try hotlapping the same car on both versions to test it out but I have a cold that's bonking my head, have any of you guys benchmarked/hotlapped the new Daytona yet?If you do, hit me up because i've got another fix you probably will want to add to the skins ext_config file. It's actually a problem with the skins that came with the car as well. First off, there is a typo in the sprint skins that hides the numberplates. It references the endurance model instead of the sprint model. On top of that, there are three entries that need to be added to the HIDE list or the car will show the number plates on the track. Or maybe the version I downloaded is older and these issues have already been fixed.
Not on my rig at the moment but I vaguely remember thinking the 2017 felt under scaled from lap times.View attachment 1345141
Testing the Daytona AI for the road course, managed to make it go 3 seconds faster than in the original state. Still, thats almost 2 seconds slower than in the 2017 version mod, which has me wondering wether the old mod is downscaled or something similar
You can do that. You don't have to uninstall Pure to use LCS. You just turn it off, like jac0 showed you. When you're done testing LCS, you turn Pure back on and LCS gets deactivated automaticaly (only thing that has to be adjusted is the weather presets in Drive mode. Naturaly if you are not using Pure, you should not be using Pure presets).
Only a few out at the moment. I personaly like this one:
www.overtake.gg
It's a new way to deal with displaying the amounth of light opose to gamma used until now. Which should make things much more realistic, especialy in transition from very light to very dark (night fall for example). It's in early developement, but has been added to CSP latest version from Iliya. For me this photo sums up perfectly the advantages of LCS, how I understand this as a layman:Sorry I did miss the boat here, while it sounds interesting but what is LCS
I only see at Google it’s Esport related.
One little thingy, it's not exactly a "new way". Lets just say it's another possibility that was used some time ago but was far from the precision you can get from it nowadays, so it wasn't the "choosen one" at that time (color correct on low and high keys, very flat in the middle... Useful for photography, cinematography a bit and... well, that's it). Now that the developpment curve has risen fairly, it becomes much more useful for others too.It's a new way to deal with displaying the amounth of light opose to gamma used until now. Which should make things much more realistic, especialy in transition from very light to very dark (night fall for example). It's in early developement, but has been added to CSP latest version from Iliya. For me this photo sums it up perfectly, how I understand this as a layman:
There are some in this pack: https://ciracesonline.it/portfolio/...lti-classe-rolex-daytona-24h-csp-e-sol-ready/
www.overtake.gg
As far as I know, the collider must be saved by assigning the GL shader to it (this shader doesn't need any texture). The orientation, in an environment where there is Y UP and -Z forward, is determined by a rotation of + 90 ° or - 90° (quote - The direction of the rotation depends on the Y axis, in fact I applied a -90° rotation along the X axis. Based on the orientation of the car, you'll have to rotate the collider of ±90°). The height must be set in the 3D editor (es. Blender) and the transform must be applied to it.
. Will update it later today.
