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Yeah I know about this and have it. Was curious if anyone had done physics for it. On the actual page the guy said that he would redo them but its been 3 years.
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Yeah I know about this and have it. Was curious if anyone had done physics for it. On the actual page the guy said that he would redo them but its been 3 years.
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I'm an idiot. I forgot to change the folder name in the camera_facing fle for the GP and Intermediate layouts on Istanbul. Extract and replace the two files included in the attached .zip file to get the people back in the stands. The F1 layouts are fine because Pyyer made his own crowd facing setup.
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Because there were different sub models in the race (there wasn't just a single 'type' of GT40 that entered). There were also different types of 365s (including a spyder). The #12 and #14 GT40s had a 4.7 liter v8 and the others a 6.7 liter. Different performances. We strive for accuracy so if a different model raced, we choose that. It is also for instance why the #53 SP66 races with no tail as it didn't in the real race.
I would just email and ask. I had a question today about a rev limit for a Konrad Group C car and got an answer by email from Franz Konrad himself in about a hour.
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I think thats the only rational conclusion they had to draw from the past. If they want to support modding, maybe even on the consoles, they must have an own shop and then they must handle copyrights. And also in this way imo, they made a decision about support work. I think they will focus on the bigger modding groups and more professional modding people. So people wiith a decent work skill and a decent mind for customer support.How does everyone feel about this article including this part about mods?
Assetto Corsa EVO open to supporting mods in a “more creative way” than the series' original
Developers Kunos Simulazioni are considering "supporting the good modders in a way that can create a synergy between the studio and the most talented creators."traxion.gg
AC modding was fastly slipping out of their hands. They were only be possible to handle this in the first 2 years or so. Then the things getting to heavy to handle this. So they trying to limit their own support work to handle the modding in a practical way, where they still have the power to prevent the usage of a mod, if there is a copyright problem.
Imo that means that there will be a restricted shop, where modders must be approved to share their things, paid or not will not be the question. But i think it means that AC EVO modding is completely different to AC modding in terms of the community.
Even if people find a way to hack their own "not official" mods into AC EVO, Kunos can say, "they hacked it". And maybe it will be a little battle and restrictions get harder and harder.
I can't say that this is a bad decision by Kunos. Its the only logical way they can go, if they want to keep the full control over their product. I think they never thought that AC would be that great and things fastly get over their heads, but not because they are bad developers, but because they developed a fantastic base for a racing/modding like sandbox and NO company can handle such anthill.
So at the end its what i though till the first announcement of AC EVO: There will be a movement of casual racers to AC EVO for sure. People who just want to race, like AMS2 users. But for the rest of the players that fumbling around, collecting whatever cars, fun players and "just drivers", AC can still be the place to have fun on a decent level.
I think with AC EVO, AC gets more and more the "black sheep" in the racing world, because it will be mostly the only place where uncontrolled modding is possible (in a good and bad way for modders and their copyright issues)
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How many manga liveries will the Assetto Corsa Evo repository feature?How does everyone feel about this article including this part about mods?
Assetto Corsa EVO open to supporting mods in a “more creative way” than the series' original
Developers Kunos Simulazioni are considering "supporting the good modders in a way that can create a synergy between the studio and the most talented creators."
Yes.
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Need 3d object for cleaners...
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god i hope not... hopefully they block most of drifting and touge mods... they are the worst and most unrealistic part of AC.
You should use the Extension folder allowing you to change model aspects of different skins. So for example that #53 car, instead of having a whole seperate model, rather have use the model replacement config to take the tail off the car. In most cases it wouldn't even need you to edit the original model. Saves you time as the modder and saves HD space for everyone.
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They are not really competing with modders at all, A good chunk of mods needs various DLC's due to people re-using assets from those DLC's. Everytime you see someone asking what version of AC to buy they are told to buy the Ultimate edition cause it's the one that includes everything and wont cause you to get miss match for online use etc.
3DSmax can be pirated so easily that an 10 year old can do it, There are entire subreddits dedicated to pirating 3DSMax etc. Good luck limiting it to 1 program
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My opinion on this is that trying to control external modding is like trying to "put doors on the countryside", as an old spanish saying states... 🙄How does everyone feel about this article including this part about mods?
Assetto Corsa EVO open to supporting mods in a “more creative way” than the series' original
Developers Kunos Simulazioni are considering "supporting the good modders in a way that can create a synergy between the studio and the most talented creators."
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How many manga liveries will the Assetto Corsa Evo repository feature?
Yes.
If they are all handcrafted and not stolen why not, there should be no limitation to what's available.
@Peter Boese I completely agree with you, but I'm more concerned about one particular aspect, especially regarding paid mods : licensing. RSS or VRC are good exemples of the "avoidance strategy", even quite hypocritical it is technically, more or less, legal. But that prevent the user to get a "real names and badge" add-on, which would probably be denied on an official marketplace (even if, still, legal in theory). Skinmakers could also get into trouble quite often (you can't sell a visual representation of a brand or trademark without their consent), especially for the newer stuff as it is probably way more monitored than vintage content. Same goes for tracks if they are trademarked, which is the vast majority of them.
To be able to sell those without the proper copyright agreement from the seller, at least the marketplace would need a general agreement, or contract towards those brands to certify the rights to sell, which would be near impossible to have (many, many loopholes ahead... or, way too expensive).
It could be very good news for paidmod control and restriction, compared to the ****show it is today, but also a pretty repulsive one leading to the plummeting of the offer, therefor of the users. Or Am I missing something ?
It's a really complicated subject.
I would love to have a chat with Kunos' lawyer team to learn and understand more of this.
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I had this exact same issue, I'm away from my computer right now but it's a file you have to edit to get the menu back on screen. Don't worry, there is a solution. When I find the page with the info I'll let you know.
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Thanks for the help, I’ll try to write to them, but I’m not sure what they’ll answer. I wrote to the owner of the car a week ago; he has a YouTube channel, but so far there has been no response. I usually don’t bother with small details, but here I wanted to maintain complete historicity.)) Well, as far as it’s possible to do this from a photo, so far it looks like this...
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Yeah, i definitely cant get any of those links to work, but thank you anyways!
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Country roads, take me home, To the place I belong, West Virginia, mountain mama, Take me home, country roads !!
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Thank you, that worked well.
Posting the details here for future reference.
“To everyone having this issue, the editable file with the pitstop app X:Y coordinate is located here : C:\Users\yourname\Documents\Assetto Corsa\cfg\extension\state the file is imgui_settings.ini. Look for
[MOVABLE]
PITS=2548,490
Put the X and Y value to something well inside your monitor bound.”
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Kunos has no idea on how to proceed.
Anyway...
They know what we did last summer.
Anyway...
They know what we did last summer.
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I'm an idiot yet again. I went on and on about moveable vs. not moveable cones on Istanbul. Then I re-watched the F1 2021 highlight video again and picked up on something I never realized. There are no cones on the carpet areas. There is supposed to be a small orange bump. So now I need to go back and re-do the carpet areas so they look like this.
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We're eating good these days between AC EVO nuking jobless modders and HSS getting cooked for their subpar mods lmao
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This could be kinda dumb and obvious, but I was just thinking. I don't think that Kunos can really be too gung-ho about mods in the open because of copyright and contracts. Like if they were negotiating with IndyCar to have those cars in their game and it fell through, but they were like 'oh no anyway VRC just made a sick mod anyway so download that for your IndyCar fix'. When looking at it outside in, it's not as easy as something like a Skyrim mod marketplace since like 99% of all mods are trademarked intellectual properties. Maybe it could be 'hey here is your store. Run it yourself but don't charge money for models ripped from Forza'
I hope if there is a bit more Kunos support, maybe there it is more in line with providing a platform with a more robust online, maybe with LFM integration, and running with custom liveries and wotnot. I'm hopeful that they have even acknowledged the modding community at this point, I'm sure they're very aware of what has given AC it's lasting popularity at this point.
I hope if there is a bit more Kunos support, maybe there it is more in line with providing a platform with a more robust online, maybe with LFM integration, and running with custom liveries and wotnot. I'm hopeful that they have even acknowledged the modding community at this point, I'm sure they're very aware of what has given AC it's lasting popularity at this point.
I highly suggest you use an ad blocker like uBlock origin. Most of the file sharing sites have re-directs when you click on the links. uBlock will block them. All the links work fine, btw.
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That is completely weird. I always check all the download links every time I share them, and they were working all well.
Have you tried a different browser?
Here, try this one.
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They cannot be held responsible for the modding content, but they are aware of the very-high proportion of it being illegal by essence. Trouble is, they do need licences and contracts with brands to do their game, otherwise it would be an empty shell, and they cannot legitimately go in front of them playing the innocent card saying that what their community is doing is not of their concern. Imagine going on a negotiation meeting with Ferrari's lawyers and saying "well, lets sign a contract for licences on a few cars, no need to sign for all of them, the rest will be accessible from other sources anyway". You wont get away with that. Kunos is torn between 2 incompatible choices.
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You can download it here https://www.overtake.gg/downloads/mini-cooper-sport-500.70652/
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I honestly don’t see how a mod storefront for AC like Bethesda has would even work to be honest.
Every new car and track would need to be officially licensed by the manufacturer or owner of that intellectual property. Modders could therefore only make a select list of pre-approved car models and tracks that Kunos has access to but hasn’t implemented yet.
For example if the storefront existed and some modding team wanted to make… let’s say the Aston Martin DBRS9 and Magny-Cours, then Kunos would be on the hook for approaching Aston Martin and the property owners to get the rights for the modding team to use them in-game. You need big cheddar (such as backing from 505 games) to be able to even do that.
If the modders were to go the alternate route, making Darches and Ferruchios, putting them on console on a Kunos-run storefront would put those kinds of “fake but not really” mods in a much more prominent spotlight, and the holders of the intellectual property would be much more likely to crack down and take legal action that their designs are being used without authorization.
Idk the way I see it, if there’s going to be modding in AC Evo, it’s going to have to be either the same as AC (PC-only and completely open), or Kunos is going to have to contract out cars and tracks to modding teams for use in official DLC, which technically means they wouldn’t be mods anymore.
Basically if there was a pre-approved list of models creators could make for this hypothetical Kunos-led storefront, you might as well just make those as DLC packs and forget about the storefront altogether.
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