I really hope this was sarcasm .... twiceMou dieu you stole my modification on the car without asking me, I'm going to go dig a hole in the garden and kill myself
Let me get this straight, you credit yourself for using the extension I've made from scratch, without fixing the errors which evolved due to changes by Easy, who gets credited for stuff he hasnt even done too?
of course it was sarcasm
I usually don’t post video links in this thread(because there’s a video thread already), but I wanted to draw some attention to this epic multi-year(in creation) one-man, ongoing project of the Phoenix F1 Grand Prix circuit, used in 1989, 1990 & 1991, by EKO SimRacing.
This track’s creator, EKO Sim-Racing, personally attended each of the three Formula One Grand Prix held at Phoenix back in 1989, 1990 and 1991, hence this level of passion and attention to the smallest details. This project isn’t a mere approximation of those tracks, it’s perhaps as accurate as it could be, using available LiDAR data for the existing road geography, painstaking analysis of the buildings, objects and track sponsors etc. He's even made sure to get the exact size & position of ALL the traffic lights and lamp posts correct - on every junction!
These tracks also dig deep into my own F1 nostalgia archives, having watched the races live on Eurosport each season, and driving the 1991 track in Geoff Crammond’s ‘F1GP’ game on the Atari ST, back in 1992/3.
There are planned bespoke sponsor & camera changes for each of the three tracks, as there were some big differences between all of them - most notably between 1990 and 1991, where the track layout itself also received a major revision.
Now, the tracks are FAR from finished - primary, secondary & tertiary buildings, plus authentic cameras, horizon background, a faster ai line and misc objects such as the people in the pits around the track, plus the actual crowd, are still needing to be completed, to make this really feel like a bustling and alive track. Eric is fully aware of this of course, and the track is currently available right now for early backers, with many updates still to come!
I just need a few 1989 F1 cars to race on the 1989 layout!
Check out the EKO-Sim-Racing Discord to find out more.
https://discord.gg/k3gaBGqA
I'm pretty sure when @_Bazza_ picks up on this he'll update the credits. If you look at a lot of the stuff he's released (with the ACL team); they all come with an extensive list of credits so if someone's been left off it it's no doubt an accidental oversight or mistake.
I usually don’t post video links in this thread(because there’s a video thread already), but I wanted to draw some attention to this epic multi-year(in creation) one-man, ongoing project of the Phoenix F1 Grand Prix circuit, used in 1989, 1990 & 1991, by EKO SimRacing.
This track’s creator, EKO Sim-Racing, personally attended each of the three Formula One Grand Prix held at Phoenix back in 1989, 1990 and 1991, hence this level of passion and attention to the smallest details. This project isn’t a mere approximation of those tracks, it’s perhaps as accurate as it could be, using available LiDAR data for the existing road geography, painstaking analysis of the buildings, objects and track sponsors etc. He's even made sure to get the exact size & position of ALL the traffic lights and lamp posts correct - on every junction!
These tracks also dig deep into my own F1 nostalgia archives, having watched the races live on Eurosport each season, and driving the 1991 track in Geoff Crammond’s ‘F1GP’ game on the Atari ST, back in 1992/3.
There are planned bespoke sponsor & camera changes for each of the three tracks, as there were some big differences between all of them - most notably between 1990 and 1991, where the track layout itself also received a major revision.
Now, the tracks are FAR from finished - primary, secondary & tertiary buildings, plus authentic cameras, horizon background, a faster ai line and misc objects such as the people in the pits around the track, plus the actual crowd, are still needing to be completed, to make this really feel like a bustling and alive track. Eric is fully aware of this of course, and the track is currently available right now for early backers, with many updates still to come!
I just need a few 1989 F1 cars to race on the 1989 layout!
Check out the EKO-Sim-Racing Discord to find out more.
https://discord.gg/k3gaBGqA
Thanks for the fix, larger wiper blade and covering the whole view.ACL GTC Alfa Romeo 33 Corsa Stradale (addon)
Wiper working properly
Replace files
http://www.assetto-fr.tk/AC-Forum/viewtopic.php?f=25&t=1406
I usually don’t post video links in this thread(because there’s a video thread already), but I wanted to draw some attention to this epic multi-year(in creation) one-man, ongoing project of the Phoenix F1 Grand Prix circuit, used in 1989, 1990 & 1991, by EKO SimRacing.
This track’s creator, EKO Sim-Racing, personally attended each of the three Formula One Grand Prix held at Phoenix back in 1989, 1990 and 1991, hence this level of passion and attention to the smallest details. This project isn’t a mere approximation of those tracks, it’s perhaps as accurate as it could be, using available LiDAR data for the existing road geography, painstaking analysis of the buildings, objects and track sponsors etc. He's even made sure to get the exact size & position of ALL the traffic lights and lamp posts correct - on every junction!
These tracks also dig deep into my own F1 nostalgia archives, having watched the races live on Eurosport each season, and driving the 1991 track in Geoff Crammond’s ‘F1GP’ game on the Atari ST, back in 1992/3.
There are planned bespoke sponsor & camera changes for each of the three tracks, as there were some big differences between all of them - most notably between 1990 and 1991, where the track layout itself also received a major revision.
Now, the tracks are FAR from finished - primary, secondary & tertiary buildings, plus authentic cameras, horizon background, a faster ai line and misc objects such as the people in the pits around the track, plus the actual crowd, are still needing to be completed, to make this really feel like a bustling and alive track. Eric is fully aware of this of course, and the track is currently available right now for early backers, with many updates still to come!
I just need a few 1989 F1 cars to race on the 1989 layout!
Check out the EKO-Sim-Racing Discord to find out more.
https://discord.gg/k3gaBGqA
no problem for that, I was credited even if it wasn't done, I don't care about that, my sarcasm is only for the rageful who have nothing else to do with their lives
Ahh, I didn’t know it was a temporary one. Try this: https://discord.gg/9cSFhv2U
I usually don’t post video links in this thread(because there’s a video thread already), but I wanted to draw some attention to this epic multi-year(in creation) one-man, ongoing project of the Phoenix F1 Grand Prix circuit, used in 1989, 1990 & 1991, by EKO SimRacing.
This track’s creator, EKO Sim-Racing, personally attended each of the three Formula One Grand Prix held at Phoenix back in 1989, 1990 and 1991, hence this level of passion and attention to the smallest details. This project isn’t a mere approximation of those tracks, it’s perhaps as accurate as it could be, using available LiDAR data for the existing road geography, painstaking analysis of the buildings, objects and track sponsors etc. He's even made sure to get the exact size & position of ALL the traffic lights and lamp posts correct - on every junction!
These tracks also dig deep into my own F1 nostalgia archives, having watched the races live on Eurosport each season, and driving the 1991 track in Geoff Crammond’s ‘F1GP’ game on the Atari ST, back in 1992/3.
There are planned bespoke sponsor & camera changes for each of the three tracks, as there were some big differences between all of them - most notably between 1990 and 1991, where the track layout itself also received a major revision.
Now, the tracks are FAR from finished - many primary, secondary & tertiary buildings, plus authentic cameras, horizon background, a faster ai line and misc objects such as the people in the pits around the track, plus the actual crowd, are still needing to be completed, to make this really feel like a bustling and alive track. Eric is fully aware of this of course, and the track is currently available right now for early backers, with many updates still to come!
I just need a few 1989 F1 cars to race on the 1989 layout!
Check out the EKO-Sim-Racing Discord to find out more.
https://discord.gg/k3gaBGqA
Ever since I use the above function, my Heusinkveld sequential shifter has a tendency to shift twice when I pull/push the lever and hold it for a fraction of a second longer/too long. I seem to sometimes do that 🤔 but it never resulted in double shifting before.
I just change the icons and previews but they linked to skin folder, so I kind of have to upload that way. Mod or skin isn't mine.
Perhaps I will raise my request again, since I think that it simply did not notice him behind the whole current mod drama.PedroBLR on last month end released interesting one his version of BMW M3 GTR, but without any skins, only one red, and some skins from RD doesn't fit.
Maybe someone could make some fixes / adoptations or have released works?
Btw, car also need some fixes on graphical issues, missing dash fonts etc.
try the following post (found via 'search' function)...
Haa, this one looks good!!
), but those pesky low walls at the apexes that were there in the year Kunos modelled it always ruin the experience for me - like, pre-1991 is such a wide open race track that it would INVITE you to push very hard, but those pesky walls just make it a half-Monaco feeling, which is not nice.
Arctic Circle Raceway v0.5
In my opinion the patreon of Assetto Mods worth it.
Indeed, one of the most modded cars in AC it seems, multiple versions / 'update paths' running around this thread alone, leading to the following confusion....
I wasn't aware that you also did updates in the past on this car.... Reading back it seems I missed Easy crediting your work.
Thanks for your support, you perfectly summarized it! No bad intentions or conspiracies to be found here!
