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sickopaul
any clue on why it does this after exporting the track from kseditor?
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This may be because you have exported the kn5 (with its original pitboxes) from the map, and the pitboxes are loaded through a models file, check how many .kn5 are in the track folder, if you have to load by models, the problem may be there.

A map can have pitboxes assigned wrong, but that is fixed by loading other pitboxes via model files.
 
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Should have made it. I resetted all the pivot points and then orientated them as it should, though they already were correctly oreinatated. Thanks to everyone
 
CrisT86
Is a driving simulator, even there are some road cars, the purpose while i'm on track is to race (alone or against AI/Online) not to make the tour of some cities :D
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That why I argued some weeks ago for the great effort they put on graphics instead of physics. Then they tried to burn me but I managed to escape 😂
 
Berganzio
That why I argued some weeks ago for the great effort they put on graphics instead of physics. Then they tried to burn me but I managed to escape 😂
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Simulating physics is always a problem:

AC was designed to run on a big amount of different hardwares, for a different types of final client which, most of the time, are not real teams or drivers so they could not put every single effort and calculations on simulation but balance it on both side (Not every final cliente can handle a real physic of a car and most important not everyone can afford super wheels from Fanatec or Heusinkveld).

AC was designed to be enjoyed, not to be a nightmare for a normal user, that's why it has gained so much success.

Replicate 100% real life is impossibile without some compromises, that's why real teams uses low graphics and high simulations, because they don't need super result in terms of graphics but super result in terms of data collected.
 
CrisT86
Simulating physics is always a problem:

AC was designed to run on a big amount of different hardwares, for a different types of final client which, most of the time, are not real teams or drivers so they could not put every single effort and calculations on simulation but balance it on both side (Not every final cliente can handle a real physic of a car and most important not everyone can afford super wheels from Fanatec or Heusinkveld).

AC was designed to be enjoyed, not to be a nightmare for a normal user, that's why it has gained so much success.

Replicate 100% real life is impossibile without some compromises, that's why real teams uses low graphics and high simulations, because they don't need super result in terms of graphics but super result in terms of data collected.
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I tried many professional simulators with AC installed with custom cars. They were amazing. I can agree with you on the fact that we community aren't so physics expert nor we have access to data for every single car but I can argue from the fact that a little less effort on graphics and little more on physics could have made this game less messy with TONS of good looking mods...
 
Berganzio
I tried many professional simulators with AC installed with custom cars. They were amazing. I can agree with you on the fact that we community aren't so physics expert nor we have access to data for every single car but I can argue from the fact that a little less effort on graphics and little more on physics could have made this game less messy with TONS of good looking mods...
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Mods CAN'T HAVE real physics unless modder have access to real-life data from drivers or team, so at least only 1%, the others are completely random-closer-value but for sure not real 100%.

In order to be sell, AC needs at that time, to be better over rFactor which was extremely good on physics but not good on graphics. That was the fortune of AC.

Real car in game can't be handled by most of the casual sim-racer, that's why people loved so much AC because it was simulating, but also affordable and playable ;)
 
Berganzio
I tried many professional simulators with AC installed with custom cars. They were amazing. I can agree with you on the fact that we community aren't so physics expert nor we have access to data for every single car but I can argue from the fact that a little less effort on graphics and little more on physics could have made this game less messy with TONS of good looking mods...
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People can barely even get the basics with graphics right and you're saying they should be putting a little bit less effort lol
 
CrisT86
Mods CAN'T HAVE real physics unless modder have access to real-life data from drivers or team, so at least only 1%, the others are completely random-closer-value but for sure not real 100%.

In order to be sell, AC needs at that time, to be better over rFactor which was extremely good on physics but not good on graphics. That was the fortune of AC.

Real car in game can't be handled by most of the casual sim-racer, that's why people loved so much AC because it was simulating, but also affordable and playable ;)
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Yes I agree, the purpose of assetto corsa is entertainment for sim players. Some kind of Gran Turismo but more realistic.

If I want hardcore physics then I will play iracing or rfactor 2 dlc

Assetto helps me to learn how to drive and challenge me with real life constraints. Thanks to it I can jump on rfactor 2, but I always go back to assetto just to drive for fun
 
ludwig6666
Does someone know if there is any way to use it in VR?
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Depends on the position of the display inside the car. If it is high enough to fit inside the monitor's viewport so that you can reach it with the mouse you should be able to click the icons with one eye closed.
 
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Short_Circut
People can barely even get the basics with graphics right and you're saying they should be putting a little bit less effort lol
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It seems you never dive into assetto corsa modding world. Now.
 
AI for acf_Franciacorta:

Long and Short layouts revised. I think there are a few versions out there, but should work for all. Delete any .bin, payloads, and cache files in ai folders before use.

www.mediafire.com

acf_franciacorta ai KevinK2

MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.
www.mediafire.com

Have fun
 
Digitdan7
Ok, so after several weeks of pain & troubleshooting, I've finally finished the first version of my first mod. Introducing:

The Elizalde Halcón Gran Sport!
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Looking good!

See, I play Arknights, & one day I asked myself: "What would motorsport look like in the Arknights world?". So after several iterations, I arrived at the GRID GT Series (yes, that's in reference to GRID by Codies). And this is the first car for it: a luxury coupe turned GT3- sorry, GGT race car, powered by a 4.5l NA V8 producing 585 bhp & 538 Nm of torque. I'll be doing one car for each Arknights country, with this one representing Iberia (because I'm a self-indulgent Spaniard).

Now for some details about the car's data:
  • Model: Self-made & my first model in Blender.
  • Engine: Built it using Automation & translated that to AC.
  • EVERYTHING ELSE: Taken from either the Formula K (some car used as a base for mods, apparently) or the Bentley Continental GT3 '18 with some minor modifications.

I've already got some things to do for the next version of the Elizalde:
  • Make the wheels not look like cheese wheels.
  • Car needs more rear grip.
  • Get some actual materials on this car (help me, Blenderkit).

Tell me what you think!

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As long as you have fun making Mods...then it doesn't really matter what other people think. I'd say at least 85% ( including myself ) of the readers here don't know anything about mod making and judge just by how the mod looks. Like I said if it's fun for you.....that's all that matters. I've seen so many people showing off their first mod they ever made and people putting it down to the lowest, and most of the time they just give up.
 
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Camill08
Can you please reupload it Cris? Thanks in advance
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I will have to check on my external HDD which i don't have with me now. If anyone can't help you before, please remember me around the weekend ;)
 
Peugeot905
Joss JT1 prototype version 0.2 release

download link:https://www.mediafire.com/.../11yil6bb5d.../joss_jt1.7z/file

Authors: Peugeot905(Physics), Daniel Yeung(Visual Updates)
Joss JT1 for Assetto Corsa. Physics is based on the last 2016 Joss JT1 prototype sold in 2016 that came with Michelin Pilot Cup 2 tyres.

This is version 0.2 with more changes to come.

Mod has a total of 12 skins for now with each skin having a different license plate.

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Couldn't even use the proper wheels smh my head

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(looks nicer tho)
 
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Et voilà. Look who's got no flying front wheels anymore.
Will update the Renault 5 Turbo Europacup Add-On pack soon.
Just in time for those new and updated skins on RD...
(and yes I tested it HARD on C.Viejo's bumps, so there's no fender clipping)
 
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Hi Forum. I need your experience.

Problem with AI recorder.

I tried to do (for the first time) a better ai for Jerez94. All works very very good during all the lap than original but only after the starting line the AI makes a "little dangerous" deviation of direction but in these point the ai line is straight and when I register I do not make any movement at the wheel. Why? Every AI line done has this problem. In these point.
From the bottom of my experience ... I don't understand.
Thanks!

 
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JV82
Hi Forum. I need your experience.

Problem with AI recorder.

I tried to do (for the first time) a better ai for Jerez94. All works very very good during all the lap than original but only after the starting line the AI makes a "little dangerous" deviation of direction but in these point the ai line is straight and when I register I do not make any movement at the wheel. Why? Every AI line done has this problem. In these point.
From the bottom of my experience ... I don't understand.
Thanks!

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you can solve this is 1 of 3 ways:
1. load the AI in ksEditor and adjust the sideline at the pit exit
2. create sides*.csv
3. create ai_hints.ini and add a DANGER entry
 
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