If someone could work on the monaco 1973 / 1975 layout, it would be the first time in sim racing and race gaming's history that we could race this fantastic layout
Create the FBX yourself, it is very simple. See this post for the converter:Is someone here could send me the FBX files of Monaco 1966 track please?
If i got a fbx files, i think that i could work on it and save it as a kn5 files, thanks in advance
Stay tuned.If someone could work on the monaco 1973 / 1975 layout, it would be the first time in sim racing and race gaming's history that we could race this fantastic layout
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And the content manager does not allow to export the track to fbx, just as it does for a car (I don’t know)?Is someone here could send me the FBX files of Monaco 1966 track please?
If i got a fbx files, i think that i could work on it and save it as a kn5 files, thanks in advance
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You work on it? Say me that you work on it!
It would be awesome
Some screenshots from the 1995-1997 CART mod. There is still quite a bit of work to get it into a releasable state, although all the various skins have been painted.
If someone wants to convert the 1994 Lola and 1994 Reynard, I could also include 1991, 1992, and 1993 as I have painted those seasons using the Lola chassis. And 1994 of course.
This will be my last upload for a week or so as I have to redo a bit of my benchmarking, but it's probably the update I'm happiest with thus far, so here is the re-worked Alfa Romeo TZ2: https://mega.nz/file/31FFXaJZ#8AgH_R-dDLvjN_oMOvEVIF0QO2gheIyLv3Nj4nhHTFA
Changes:
- Pretty much all the shaders, driver position, exhaust position, shadows, flames, colliders, added LODs
- Physics, complete overhaul on nearly everything, engine, suspension, aero, tyres, steering, dimensions, ai, brakes, drivetrain. It now tops out correctly at just over 150mph and I'm really happy with the way it drives, tricky at the limit but very rewarding (I'm not going to lie, it's probably an absolute pig to try and drive without a wheel...)
- If you want to compare, then the neglected, absurdly fast original is on Assettoland
- Credit goes to original converter, I think smallblockhero. Then particularly BrianB for his TZ1 which formed the basis for most of my physics, albeit with quite a lot of changes.
Issues:
- For some reason I can't change the second in car camera, the one where the wheel is hidden, don't know why but if you use that view then be warned, it's in a stupid position and I don't know how to fix it.
As always, if someone wants to fix anything with the interior, then go right ahead. Also would be really appreciated if someone can do some skins for it, considering it is a racing car but only has plain colours at the moment.
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In the meantime keep working on your btcc skins. You've been lazy for a couple of last days. Don't you know we are waiting for our dose of heroin.omg!
I'm like a child waiting in december
Hmm I just tested my copy and it extracted Monaco '66 no problem. Do you want my version of the converter sending over in case it comes handy for future projects?
Thank you so much! I always wished someone would do that, the shader on the emblem is set to a chrome one which doesn't show the badge and some bits are not alpha tested, easy little fixes
Wouls also be cool to see one using the gt6 model
Big thanks. This car is so much fun to drive
Took her to Historic Kyalami for a couple test laps and ended up doing a lot more laps than I really had time for. Going very far sideways in corners and still catching...
@Real Toonces absurdly fast ? Not according to what I found:
""""" The TZ2 was only built as racing version; it was equipped with an Autodelta-prepared twin plug, dry sump lubrication 1,570 cc (1.6 L; 95.8 cu in) DOHC straight-4 engine producing around 170 bhp (127 kW) at 7000 rpm. With this engine the car reached top speed of 245 km/h (152 mph)."""""
I reached (stock) 223,6 @Kyalami.
This cars screams for some nice racing skins (and a working windscreen wiper
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