The car now works for me (version 1.2). Perhaps you could download the car from ACTK. The LOD's are less heavy on Poly's than my version. The new version is available on the website as of about eight minutes ago. It includes other corrections with the AI.
Not yet, I need to confirm a few things before I do just that.
Claudio made and released this back in mid 2023 on his patreon until he took it down for some reason. He even made more cars and I already know that people gonna say delete them because of their bad quality. But until I see better models, these are staying in my garage.
Oh ok that's very nice to hear. I hope Velo can work on it soon. Can wait to see a better model of the Pantera GT1.
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Nice. Will the stock version of the 1968 facelift for the Datsun Fairlady also be made?Hello!
As some of you may already know, Pasta2000 and Myself are in the work to bring the Datsun Fairlady 2000 into our beloved sim. The goal is to create 3 differents versions of the "same" car, depending on the race period, very much japanese. We will have a stock cabriolet one, a first generation racing from 1967-68 and a second generation racing from 1969-1970. Project is well underway, 3D modelling is very close to an end now, so we can hope for a release in a few weeks, maybe a month, we'll see.
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On another note, this is also in the work (actually, was, before Pasta came along changing all my plans) :
Frazer-Nash coupe Le Mans 1953, with the goal of bringing it along with her main rival, the Bristol 450, as a package of 2 different cars from the same period correct race (Le Mans, you guest it)
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That's it, just a bit of an update
See ya soon!
Lots of modders have also made versions of these cars as well, though some of the FM3-FH1 cars that you converted are yet to be released as mods like the stock FJ Cruiser, Ford Fusion and the base Aston Martin Cygnet.
SR311 based on the release production's models, 1967.
For the DATSUN, porting the FM7 model would've been an easier way no ? Anyways can't wait !!!Hello!
As some of you may already know, Pasta2000 and Myself are in the work to bring the Datsun Fairlady 2000 into our beloved sim. The goal is to create 3 differents versions of the "same" car, depending on the race period, very much japanese. We will have a stock cabriolet one, a first generation racing from 1967-68 and a second generation racing from 1969-1970. Project is well underway, 3D modelling is very close to an end now, so we can hope for a release in a few weeks, maybe a month, we'll see.
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On another note, this is also in the work (actually, was, before Pasta came along changing all my plans) :
Frazer-Nash coupe Le Mans 1953, with the goal of bringing it along with her main rival, the Bristol 450, as a package of 2 different cars from the same period correct race (Le Mans, you guest it)
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That's it, just a bit of an update
See ya soon!
The base parts Pasta gave me to start with were probably a port, but appart from a few parts in the underbelly which barely changed, pretty much everything is homemade to fit what we were looking for. And I'm no big fan of converting stuff, I prefer making stuff myself (that's the fun part for me! haha).
Hello!
As some of you may already know, Pasta2000 and Myself are in the work to bring the Datsun Fairlady 2000 into our beloved sim. The goal is to create 3 differents versions of the "same" car, depending on the race period, very much japanese. We will have a stock cabriolet one, a first generation racing from 1967-68 and a second generation racing from 1969-1970. Project is well underway, 3D modelling is very close to an end now, so we can hope for a release in a few weeks, maybe a month, we'll see.
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On another note, this is also in the work (actually, was, before Pasta came along changing all my plans) :
Frazer-Nash coupe Le Mans 1953, with the goal of bringing it along with her main rival, the Bristol 450, as a package of 2 different cars from the same period correct race (Le Mans, you guest it)
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That's it, just a bit of an update
See ya soon!
I have a thing for weirdos, I guess
God damn. I just gave the Bristol a goggles... It's HORRID. Looking forward to having more different period cars though! That Fraser-Nash is lovely looking.
Great skin thanks! Looks like you left off the AO layer though? Would be very nice if you could add that in. Also by changing the roll cage AO dds to a single flat colour it looks pretty bad inside the car don't you think? It will be better to colourize the "metal.dds" instead then you will keep the shadowsDTM fictional skin
4k only just a quick skin to give it some variation i have tried to keep it period correct (ish)
should be able to drag and drop to install.
just fixed a wonky sticker that i noticed thats the reason for a new version. nothing else has changed
if you want the banner to appear on the inside on some of the skins all you need to do is copy the body skin and rename it to SKIN.dds and that will goive you an interior banner
opel calibra dtm fictional warsteiner skin
4k only just a quick skin to give it some variation i have tried to keep it period correct (ish) should be able to drag and drop to install. if you want the banner to appear on the inside on some of the skins all you need to do is copy the...
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cheers norms i just quickly knocked it up for some variation, im in the middle of doing another skin for it actually. Yeh the roll cage was a last minute decision i was just going to leave it as is because it does look good, i did try and make the coloured rollcage look good but i couldn't get an AO what i got was a really really dark AO which did nothing. However i will do what you suggested tomorrow and colourize the "metal.dds". I didn't know you could do that in all honesty i dont really understand that side of it.
It will be better to add the AO to that actual skin, was the layer not included with the PSD file that was provided earlier? AO really is a must and there is a huge difference in how it looks in game, which is more noticeable at certain angles such as this angle:
ive just had a look again at no AO and i have to be honest i kind of prefer without now 🤣 im kind of flipping between the 2 right now. My game has different settings with a different monitor i dont like it to bright in game its just a personal preference so my game is fairly dark really. So for this reason this is probably why i cannot replicate what you have pictured there because i do see what you mean. For me though an AO is not always a must infact rarely. I have had a discusiion with another member on here a while ago and he also prefers most of the time without AO so we really are talking about personal preference. The game normally puts an AO on, the only car that i have done which had no AO put on in-game was a RSS car. I have much time fiddling with AO's throught the many skins i have done and i'm normally in camp "no AO"
i agree with this statement. i dont like the way the game blows out light coloured paintwork this happens on some parts of car's with or without an AO as i have noticed many many times so i decided to lower my "hdr multiplier" and its removed that problem for me. I also did not like how on some stickers they should be red but look fluoresent pink in game if the sun goes on them it looked awful, an AO will not solve this the only thing i found that works is lowering the hdr multiplier so it looks more natural.
