Assetto Corsa PC Mods General DiscussionPC

[Fullnoise]

Yeah without the box ticked it looks like it doesn't really affect anything other than visual. With the box ticked(the car here was a VRC LMP1 car) light drizzle takes a while for the track to start to be effected, once it started to rain heavier you start to get more feel that its wet, but going from "its manageable on slicks" to "**** this needs wet tires" for me was like very sudden in the middle of the lap. Maybe the dampness changed drastically around a long lap at Le Mans....

I also noted the AI cars doesn't seem to be affected much at all. Around the time I pitted for rains and was doing wet lap times the AI set the fastest lap of the session....

Was wondering if something needed for AI to be affect by rain as well...

I also thought it was kinda weird that if I run the slicks in the wet, I actually overheats the rear tires just but driving from I guess, wheel spin? Not sure thats how that supposed to work...

It is the same as on grass. Wheel spin creates heat in the tyres as if it was on tarmac so still some work to be done with CSP.

I tried forcing all cars to have extended physics with this in the car.ini:
[HEADER]
VERSION=extended-2
It was the only way to get the cars, including the AI to have rain tyres. Certainly it did feel like driving in the wet but the AI could not handle it when the track became wet.
Someone mentioned before, the checkbox in CM also enables the same, I wonder if leaving the checkbox "unchecked" but enabling in each car.ini would work?

 

[NeilB1971]

It's sad no one has made new models. These are not just GTR2-converts. They're actually from the engine that GTR2 is based upon. It has F1 Challenge 99 - 02 origin. It's almost, ALMOST 20 years old. And that fender gave it away instantly.

these are actually ok in game, I would rather have an old GTR2 convertion than no model at all. with a bit of work they can be updated a bit to get rid of the really tell tails like 2d headlamps etc.

 

[racinjoe013]

Lime Rock Mountain

Lime Rock Mountain v1.0

If you haven't downloaded this yet, you might want to hold off for a bit. I hate to say it, but i'm going to be putting out a quick update sometime later today or tomorrow. I finally figured out how to do the leaderboard properly. What was in the first version did not have properly lit up numbers on the board. Got it worked out so that it looks better and is easier to read. Sorry for the hassle.

 

[StoffelWaffle]

Alright, Devon and Spada on hold for the time being.

But coming soon to my Patreon™ AND OnlyFans (times are hard y'know) :

(not it's not the GTO Judge!)

(stock wheels are horrendous so...)

Man I love having some free time for once.

 

[MikeontheMic]

For those interested, I amended the "Mods" .json file with what I have shown below as example

{
"name": "1900s",
"description": "1900s",
"filter": "tag:1900s",
"icon": "1900s.png"
},
{
"name": "1910s",
"description": "1910s",
"filter": "tag:1910s",
"icon": "1910s.png"

it is found in folder \AppData\Local\AcTools Content Manager\Data (User)\Car Categories

I then put a tag on each car corresponding to each decade, tedious work the first time but when adding new cars it is fairly quick process which i do when making my previews.

Shown below is the Itala where I added "1900s" as a tag for that car

View attachment 1160960

If any help I have uploaded my JSON file and Fonts .png files I made up for each decade, extract then transfer these directly into the folder mentioned above and should work if you update your tags on each of your cars.

Quite exciting as I'm sure a lot more ideas could be made to filter and separate using this method. Can be a bit overwhelming to remember or browse all the great mods, even when I spend a lot of time reducing the content kept on system.

This is fantastic thank you so much! If anyone is interested, I made a json file for the decade that doesn't require you to put in tags, it just goes off the Year field

I can't figure out how to attach the json file so here you go!

[
{
"name": "1800s",
"description": "1800s",
"filter": "year>1799 & year<1900",
"icon": "1800s.png"
},
{
"name": "1900s",
"description": "1900s",
"filter": "year>1899 & year<1910",
"icon": "1900s.png"
},
{
"name": "1910s",
"description": "1910s",
"filter": "year>1909 & year<1920",
"icon": "1910s.png"
},
{
"name": "1920s",
"description": "1920s",
"filter": "year>1919 & year<1930",
"icon": "1920s.png"
},
{
"name": "1930s",
"description": "1930s",
"filter": "year>1929 & year<1940",
"icon": "1930s.png"
},
{
"name": "1940s",
"description": "1940s",
"filter": "year>1939 & year<1950",
"icon": "1940s.png"
},
{
"name": "1950s",
"description": "1950s",
"filter": "year>1949 & year<1960",
"icon": "1950s.png"
},
{
"name": "1960s",
"description": "1960s",
"filter": "year>1959 & year<1970",
"icon": "1960s.png"
},
{
"name": "1970s",
"description": "1970s",
"filter": "year>1969 & year<1980",
"icon": "1970s.png"
},
{
"name": "1980s",
"description": "1980s",
"filter": "year>1979 & year<1990",
"icon": "1980s.png"
},
{
"name": "1990s",
"description": "1990s",
"filter": "year>1989 & year<2000",
"icon": "1990s.png"
},
{
"name": "2000s",
"description": "2000s",
"filter": "year>1999 & year<2010",
"icon": "2000s.png"
},
{
"name": "2010s",
"description": "2010s",
"filter": "year>2009 & year<2020",
"icon": "2010s.png"
},
{
"name": "2020s",
"description": "2020s",
"filter": "year>2019 & year<2030",
"icon": "2020s.png"
}
]

 

[slider666]

This is fantastic thank you so much! If anyone is interested, I made a json file for the decade that doesn't require you to put in tags, it just goes off the Year field

I can't figure out how to attach the json file so here you go!

[
{
"name": "1800s",
"description": "1800s",
"filter": "year>1799 & year<1900",
"icon": "1800s.png"
},
{
"name": "1900s",
"description": "1900s",
"filter": "year>1899 & year<1910",
"icon": "1900s.png"
},
{
"name": "1910s",
"description": "1910s",
"filter": "year>1909 & year<1920",
"icon": "1910s.png"
},
{
"name": "1920s",
"description": "1920s",
"filter": "year>1919 & year<1930",
"icon": "1920s.png"
},
{
"name": "1930s",
"description": "1930s",
"filter": "year>1929 & year<1940",
"icon": "1930s.png"
},
{
"name": "1940s",
"description": "1940s",
"filter": "year>1939 & year<1950",
"icon": "1940s.png"
},
{
"name": "1950s",
"description": "1950s",
"filter": "year>1949 & year<1960",
"icon": "1950s.png"
},
{
"name": "1960s",
"description": "1960s",
"filter": "year>1959 & year<1970",
"icon": "1960s.png"
},
{
"name": "1970s",
"description": "1970s",
"filter": "year>1969 & year<1980",
"icon": "1970s.png"
},
{
"name": "1980s",
"description": "1980s",
"filter": "year>1979 & year<1990",
"icon": "1980s.png"
},
{
"name": "1990s",
"description": "1990s",
"filter": "year>1989 & year<2000",
"icon": "1990s.png"
},
{
"name": "2000s",
"description": "2000s",
"filter": "year>1999 & year<2010",
"icon": "2000s.png"
},
{
"name": "2010s",
"description": "2010s",
"filter": "year>2009 & year<2020",
"icon": "2010s.png"
},
{
"name": "2020s",
"description": "2020s",
"filter": "year>2019 & year<2030",
"icon": "2020s.png"
}
]

Yes, or combine both parts. That's, what I did:

"tag:1800s | year>1799 & year<1900",

 

[Ofitus21]

MAD Formula Team MFT01 "Phoenix"

Hi all. It's been a while since I last posted anything, so I thought on sharing over here my latest contribution to the AC Modding community. Last week my latest project was released on RD, the 2021 Formula Student car from our team. I was lucky enough to be one of the drivers last season, so I'm truly excited that now you can all enjoy it for AC

Not gonna make a big message as all details are on the RD page: RaceDepartment Download pageHowever, I'm going to mention that this is one of the few cars to feature Powered Ground Effects (basically a Fan Car). Definitely a unique vehicle, with a weight of just 239kg and a power of 69bhp or 121bhp (standard and EVO versions respectively). It drives like nothing else in AC, so don't be afraid if the driving experience at first feels foreign. The car features a realistic physics model of the the real car, using real life data from testing and simulations to make it.


Hope you all like it!

 

[n_chiri]

Is there a Ferrari Daytona SP3 publicly available yet? I know there is at least one private mod of it.

 

[CrisT86]

Canada 2022 Track Update (Updated by Marc_13000) by CrisT86

!!!IMPORTANT!!!

BE SURE to download this update before applying my update ->

2022 F1 Canadian GP - TRACK UPDATE (NEW podium, accurate sponsor boards) (For canada_2021)

MAKE SURE TO INSTALL THE CANDA_2021 TRACK MADE BY Marc_13000 BEFORE INSTALLING THE TRACK UPDATE Track update for Circuit Gilles Villeneuve WE ARE BACK. This mod updates the canada_2021 track made by Marc_13000 up to 2022 spec with the...

www.racedepartment.com

RECCOMENDED: Download the track skin by Daniel Paez here ->

CANADA 2022 FORMULA 1 - TRACK SKIN

FOLLOW ME TOO ON www.************Daniel Paez Formula 1 in 2022 has a number of Sponsors never seen in history. And when we don't have Pyyer on a Friday, it's tough. I have tried to combine in the same Trac Skin, the original canada_2021 by...

www.racedepartment.com

CHANGELOG:

• New scratch made ext_config featuring RainFX, LightFX, GrassFX, Seasons
• New VAO patches
• New TV Cams by CrisT86
• New TV Cams by @racealot
• New AI (from racealot i think, but i'm not sure because it's passed a while since the first update in 2021)

DOWNLOAD LINK: https://sharemods.com/4grtvud6n046/Marc_13000_Canada_2021_UPDATE_by_CrisT86.rar.html

HOTFIX v1.1 (Install this AFTER the v1.0 and overwrite when asked: https://sharemods.com/1jt6utwxei6r/Marc_13000_Canada_2021_UPDATE_v1.1_by_CrisT86.rar.rar.html

 

[Remus777]

Canada 2022 (Based on ACU updated by Marc_13000) WIP


IMPORTANT!!!: It requires the updated shared here



by @mfods

and made by RaceKing2016


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DOWNLOAD LINK: AS SOON AS ITS READY

Thanks!

 

[CrisT86]

Thanks!

Is not yet out, the pack above is the update which was released on RD a couple of days ago and removed (by the RD team?) the same day.

 

[Brugada]

So I just got the VRC Alpha Formula 2022 mod and I did a hotlap in Canada. Same setup and track as my RSS Formula Hybrid 2022 video. Only the car is different.

My Thoughts: Car feels faster. Feels better under braking and turn in. Overall it feels a bit easier to drive even though both are similar in many ways.

 

[xNAPx]

So I just got the VRC Alpha Formula 2022 mod and I did a hotlap in Canada. Same setup and track as my RSS Formula Hybrid 2022 video. Only the car is different.

My Thoughts: Car feels faster. Feels better under braking and turn in. Overall it feels a bit easier to drive even though both are similar in many ways.

With the VRC car you really feel you are driving a 2022 ground effect car and most of all you can feel the power, RSS car is too slow

 

[DavidDGA]

MAD Formula Team MFT01 "Phoenix"

Hi all. It's been a while since I last posted anything, so I thought on sharing over here my latest contribution to the AC Modding community. Last week my latest project was released on RD, the 2021 Formula Student car from our team. I was lucky enough to be one of the drivers last season, so I'm truly excited that now you can all enjoy it for AC

Not gonna make a big message as all details are on the RD page: RaceDepartment Download pageHowever, I'm going to mention that this is one of the few cars to feature Powered Ground Effects (basically a Fan Car). Definitely a unique vehicle, with a weight of just 239kg and a power of 69bhp or 121bhp (standard and EVO versions respectively). It drives like nothing else in AC, so don't be afraid if the driving experience at first feels foreign. The car features a realistic physics model of the the real car, using real life data from testing and simulations to make it.


Hope you all like it!
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Increíble tio!

Glad to see a great finished Formula Student, in Alcalá de Henares we can't even develop ours due to lack of money Now we will be even more worried if we have to compete against this level

 

[DerLucky]

Is there a Ferrari Daytona SP3 publicly available yet? I know there is at least one private mod of it.

There is one by ex-mods, don't know how "publicly available" you would call that

 

[jac0]

Really nice idea and awesome icons. Could I use them in my mod: https://www.racedepartment.com/down...tegories-and-flags-for-content-manager.28714/ with crediting you, of course?

I have improved it a little. This way, it is not absolutely necessary to tag the cars.
Also, I put this decade stuff into an extra file. I will share this if you give me the rights to do so.

My categories currently look like this, without the cars tagged with decades. It just took the years of the cars. Some decades are missing because I seem to be missing some cars from that era.

<snip>

hi, would you mind sharing your PNG's for the "by Decades" here ? (1800s.png, 1900s.png etc)

Thx!

 

[Masscot]

There is one by ex-mods, don't know how "publicly available" you would call that

...or whether you can actually call it a mod, unless you like your Italian bolognese with a big bowl of copy-pasta.

 

[Tom 00]

Patreon is becoming an epidemic in this community, has a cure been found yet?

 

[Xavithehobbit]

Alright, Devon and Spada on hold for the time being.

But coming soon to my Patreon™ AND OnlyFans (times are hard y'know) :

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(not it's not the GTO Judge!)

View attachment 1161557
(stock wheels are horrendous so...)

Man I love having some free time for once.

to hot for me.

 

[Paintbox]

Really nice idea and awesome icons. Could I use them in my mod: https://www.racedepartment.com/down...tegories-and-flags-for-content-manager.28714/ with crediting you, of course?

I have improved it a little. This way, it is not absolutely necessary to tag the cars.
Also, I put this decade stuff into an extra file. I will share this if you give me the rights to do so.

My categories currently look like this, without the cars tagged with decades. It just took the years of the cars. Some decades are missing because I seem to be missing some cars from that era.
I reinstalled my AC on a small SSD a while ago, and then I'm more of a track guy.
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Yeah of course you can use what I sent, bear in mind most of the Icons I just spent a lot of time on "FreeFonts.com" but I don't think there are any issues with using them anywhere as I didn't pay for anything.

I also love the idea of splitting the engine type, would help a lot when trying to find donor engine sounds for a mod too.

Thanks a lot and I have always enjoyed your mod so I'm glad to have contributed an idea for the update

 

[BozCzolgosz]

Patreon is becoming an epidemic in this community, has a cure been found yet?

i will say that a fair few, you can get the mods by just following the creator, without even subscribing IIRC

 

[Paintbox]

<snip>

hi, would you mind sharing your PNG's for the "by Decades" here ? (1800s.png, 1900s.png etc)

Thx!

You will find them all in my original post, I uploaded a zip file "Decades"

Assetto Corsa PC Mods General Discussion

hi Paulo, could you post it via modshare or something? none of these links on multiup.org work for me (I gave up after a couple of misleading links leading to nothing but popups etc.) Thx! Sure. Here: A B C Cheers

www.gtplanet.net

 

[Stupornaut]

these are actually ok in game, I would rather have an old GTR2 convertion than no model at all. with a bit of work they can be updated a bit to get rid of the really tell tails like 2d headlamps etc.

I'm inclined to agree at least part of the time, but it's still disappointing to see modders posting Group C or old-school touring cars I've been itching to drive, only to find out the models are nearly two decades old with PS2-level visible poly edges and three-pixel-wide drawn-on panel lines. I wonder how many prospective modders out there figure that they don't need to work on something like a Chevy DeKon Monza or a Jaguar XJR-12 because there are "already" mods for it, even though they're clearly gen-before-last quality and in desperate need of visual updates.

 

[Ofitus21]

Canada 2022 (Based on ACU updated by Marc_13000) WIP


IMPORTANT!!!: It requires the updated shared here



by @mfods

and made by RaceKing2016


View attachment 1161565View attachment 1161566View attachment 1161567View attachment 1161568View attachment 1161569View attachment 1161570View attachment 1161571View attachment 1161572View attachment 1161573

DOWNLOAD LINK: AS SOON AS ITS READY

Awesome! Only wish someone (I believe @Pyyer was working on Terra's version) tried to do the same work of banners, lights, textures, etc... on this version of Montreal: https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/circuit-gilles-villeneuve-montréal-québec-canada.4439/

It's a bit barebone and the maker has not even logged in onto AC for over a year, but I wish someone made the modifications to this circuit to have a proper, scratch made circuit

 

[Badgerman]

I'm inclined to agree at least part of the time, but it's still disappointing to see modders posting Group C or old-school touring cars I've been itching to drive, only to find out the models are nearly two decades old with PS2-level visible poly edges and three-pixel-wide drawn-on panel lines. I wonder how many prospective modders out there figure that they don't need to work on something like a Chevy DeKon Monza or a Jaguar XJR-12 because there are "already" mods for it, even though they're clearly gen-before-last quality and in desperate need of visual updates.

Judging by the 3,478 Porsche 911 GT3's we have available, I would suspect not many. It seems modders work on what they want, without worrying if it's already available or not.

I used to worry about that myself, but having watched mod, after mod, after mod of the same car, usually in the same paint scheme, being done over and over again I've given up worrying about it. And then there's that old saying about "a bird in the hand..." I'm just grateful that people use their skills to bring me what I like, and usually they even try to make it as pretty as they can, despite the rough edges. The fact that we only have gen-before-last models available for conversion probably indicates just how popular they actually are... otherwise we'd have 3,478 of them...

 

[Perico Lospa]

Can't we all just fishslapdance?

Yes, I know... the quoted message was posted long time ago (new here and currently reading this thread since the first posts of this year) but I couldn't resist replying: any joke post that involves the Python's, and especially if it's my favorite gag of all times, The Fish Slapping Dance, deserves all my respects.

My hat off to you, @ninezeroniner.

 

[joshcaminskl]

Is that the updated-updated one from yesterday?
View attachment 918019
Mazda RX7 Touring Car
1.0 version
Specs:
BHP: 730
NM: 630
CSP latest version is required.
Credits:
3D Shell: LTK (me)
3D Work: LTK (me)
Sounds: kunos
4K Templates body and wheels
Physics: LTK (me)
Skins: LTK (me)
!!! IF SHARED PLEASE USE LINKS PROVIDED AND ALL CREDITS !!`
Thanks For Checking It Out & Enjoy...
Download Link:
https://mega.nz/file/UEd2WCaA#7ig9CmOLsbCSqdX_zEEY8TknJaa0V49pnUV5_NloEHY
3 more skins
fixed interior mapping
tuned from 9000rpm to 8250rpm

plus, fix for skins attached.

Discord link invite (valid 1 day) https://discord.gg/m3qSTr

Does anybody have a working link for this again please?

 

[CrisT86]

Awesome! Only wish someone (I believe @Pyyer was working on Terra's version) tried to do the same work of banners, lights, textures, etc... on this version of Montreal: https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/circuit-gilles-villeneuve-montréal-québec-canada.4439/

It's a bit barebone and the maker has not even logged in onto AC for over a year, but I wish someone made the modifications to this circuit to have a proper, scratch made circuit

Unfortunately the Linolafett version is way too unfinished in order to be re-worked with CSP things. So unless he will update it (i don't think he will) there's no other solution than doing the updates on other versions.

 

[Stupornaut]

Judging by the 3,478 Porsche 911 GT3's we have available, I would suspect not many. It seems modders work on what they want, without worrying if it's already available or not.

I used to worry about that myself, but having watched mod, after mod, after mod of the same car, usually in the same paint scheme, being done over and over again I've given up worrying about it. And then there's that old saying about "a bird in the hand..." I'm just grateful that people use their skills to bring me what I like, and usually they even try to make it as pretty as they can, despite the rough edges. The fact that we only have gen-before-last models available for conversion probably indicates just how popular they actually are... otherwise we'd have 3,478 of them...

I guess that just points out the difference in modding communities, then? I try not to worry much about it either, but with AC being more or less the only sim in town unless you count the dwindling GTR2/GT Legends scene that gave us the originals of these mods in the first place, seeing such a reduced interest in classic sports and race cars of the '60s-'90s does feel hard for me to just get over. It's not that I don't like the modern stuff -- far from it; I can hotlap all day every day in the latest GT4s -- it's that the modern stuff is readily available in pretty much every sim there is, while we'd be lucky to get 25% of the cars featured in the Brickyard Legends Mod Group 5 Era project or Virtua_LM's Group C collection. (And when we do get those cars, most of the time it's just superficially-improved versions of the old ones.) I don't think you're wrong at all in observing that people will mod what they like (or what they can get reliable crowdfunding money for), I guess I was just spoiled by the potential I saw with those older titles when I first started really exploring PC sim racing in the mid-2010s.

 

[Diegonapoli10]

I guess that just points out the difference in modding communities, then? I try not to worry much about it either, but with AC being more or less the only sim in town unless you count the dwindling GTR2/GT Legends scene that gave us the originals of these mods in the first place, seeing such a reduced interest in classic sports and race cars of the '60s-'90s does feel hard for me to just get over. It's not that I don't like the modern stuff -- far from it; I can hotlap all day every day in the latest GT4s -- it's that the modern stuff is readily available in pretty much every sim there is, while we'd be lucky to get 25% of the cars featured in the Brickyard Legends Mod Group 5 Era project or Virtua_LM's Group C collection. (And when we do get those cars, most of the time it's just superficially-improved versions of the old ones.) I don't think you're wrong at all in observing that people will mod what they like (or what they can get reliable crowdfunding money for), I guess I was just spoiled by the potential I saw with those older titles when I first started really exploring PC sim racing in the mid-2010s.

i think the real problem is that "we" that use AC as an Actual Sim are becoming a rarety.
Ive seen so many youtubers and facebook groups who use mouse steering doing reviews of cars.. even cars from the likes of EX Mods..
because they have the latest Porsche 911 GT from 2022 you know
Worst part of that is they are even saying that the physics are good.. used to see one using mouse steering on the VRC F1 22 car saying the physics are bad.. AC has become more of a foto simulator or UltImatE GrAPhicS NExt GeN type of game for all these People..
Android Radio is more important than actual Drivability..