On two occasions. First time was two days before the Spa 24hrs (many years ago) when the track was cleared for a couple of hours for the teams to walk or bike the track.
The second time was a few years later when a small part of the track was included in a MTB tour. This time only in one direction: UPHILL... I can tell you: Raidillon is steep
i got you when i get off work in in 1.5 hours. if he doesnt get you by then. but the version im uploading for you will be 100% identicle as the one posted here, EXCEPT...... it will have the sound from the audi S1 muahahahahah a breathy 4 clyinder hahaahaha muhahaha. just kidding i wouldnt mess with it
Sorry for the late reply, it's been nighttime here. Did @megolito re-up for you or do you still need it doing?
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most early 2000s cars get thrown under the bus by the converters.As an editor rather than a creator I find one of the most bizarre and frustrating things about the AC modding community the amount of over-modding a particular model gets for seemingly no reason.
The 488 Pista is just the latest example, I think there's already about 3 or so out there and from what I've driven, the ACR version is absolutely fine, better than that even, it's a genuinely good mod. But then Zari is also releasing a version, while in the background BZ Works is also remodelling and reworking the car. I saw on Facebook as well, someone is working on a 1998 Porsche 911 GT1... a car that is original content from Kunos themselves.
I know modders have total license to do what they want, but come on guys, have some bloody imagination! Look at the list of cars that still, sometimes very oddly has seen no conversion to AC, Corvette C5? (despite around 300 C6 variants...) 2018 TVR Griffith? Maserati Coupe?
(As this is the internet and someone will no doubt take this as a deeply personal insult, this is said with tongue firmly in cheek, I'm of course grateful for the efforts of all modders
I think the vast majority of modders, especially FB modders, can't create scratch content due to the 3D modelling skills required. But there are now excellent resources for fully-modelled cars which are used as the base. Maybe the missing cars from AC just haven't been modelled yet, or haven't appeared in any of the usual doner games like Forza Horizon etc?As an editor rather than a creator I find one of the most bizarre and frustrating things about the AC modding community the amount of over-modding a particular model gets for seemingly no reason.
The 488 Pista is just the latest example, I think there's already about 3 or so out there and from what I've driven, the ACR version is absolutely fine, better than that even, it's a genuinely good mod. But then Zari is also releasing a version, while in the background BZ Works is also remodelling and reworking the car. I saw on Facebook as well, someone is working on a 1998 Porsche 911 GT1... a car that is original content from Kunos themselves.
I know modders have total license to do what they want, but come on guys, have some bloody imagination! Look at the list of cars that still, sometimes very oddly has seen no conversion to AC, Corvette C5? (despite around 300 C6 variants...) 2018 TVR Griffith? Maserati Coupe?
(As this is the internet and someone will no doubt take this as a deeply personal insult, this is said with tongue firmly in cheek, I'm of course grateful for the efforts of all modders
Masscot how easy is it to make a car if you have the 3D model premade? ive only been able to edit existing mods. but if i could somhow make cars without having to 3D model stuff ide love to work on cars that havnt been introduced yet. is it a hard thing to do? i have zero 3d model experience, i am a fast learner but i dont want to underestimate 3d modeling. it seems like a very hard task to master
