Raced where (after LM98) I wonder? Wiki doesn't show anything after LM98 (as they went to R391 in 99)
Thanks! 31 for sure, 30 was the longtail I think. (maybe do one anyway since the paintjob was similar)
Regarding that whole wiper debate: They used a extremely short wiper for 1998, as the rules just stated the wiper had to wipe the windshield but not how much of it, so they went with the smallest they could and at night when there was a bit of rain they changed the wipers on a pitstop.
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I have also in my collection specific car mods that are not well being made. If racing SP historical right races you also need the right AI competition, so in this case very useful.
I..the 20 ai in race on this track is slowly dosn't functioning well...Do u have any update to fix this error?thanks
@pk3r72owns : Silver Queen Raceway is an excellent track, but Silver City is even better. Unfortunately, the AI line is definitely problematic on that too – especially when cars cross the start finish line. At that point, the AI cars slow down suddenly and dodge and weave like Pastor Maldonado. It would be really awesome if you could fix that. Then it would be an absolute 5-Star track, for me at least.
have in my AC car collection a pretty nice 1999 MK4 pack by Lucas Macedo , there's a R32 version in there as well...
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thank you mate, you are really making tribute to this golden era of gt^^
I was able to increase the wiper's range of motion a bit via CSP config, but you might still end up having to follow RSS's advice:
Here y'go.If you want I can do the pre-quali liveries. (this is from the RR3 R390). But I don't have a template or blank version of the skin
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Thanks, that's at least a slight improvement, but still it's necessary to follow their lame suggestion to get a better sight. But then you get to see the irritating raindrops under the banners even clearer.I was able to increase the wiper's range of motion a bit via CSP config, but you might still end up having to follow RSS's advice:
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CSP wipers for RSS Toyama 2-Zero V8/Toyota GT-One TS020:
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The recess in the bonnet was obviously not designed for the wiper to reach that far...
When using the CSP wiper, I get that nasty shadow at the wiper's original position which isn't there when using the default wiper animation. No clue what causes this, though I have seen this on other mods as well.
It is also irritating that there are rain drops visible under the window banners, which is unrelated to the CSP wipers.
Hi SimoneMX950Downloaded and tested it.
I already knew the circuit and that's a good visual improvement for an underrated track in my opinion. Fun street circuit with low powered cars that needed some love at some point, but still there are some flaws that already affected the original version of the track. The main one is the timing object positioning: if you go to the pits, the timing object on the finish line does not score you (because the left one doesn't cover the pit lane) and when you rejoin the track you are tracked as one lap down. To fix it, it's necessary to move the left timing object far left, beyond the pit area. Also, if I remember correctly, all the timing objects are positioned weirdly around the track, so the first intermediate is positioned immediately after the finish line, which doesn't make any sense.
Some time ago I tried to "give some love" to the original track a little, so if you don't mind I'd like to give you some suggestions of what I've done in my version and what I wanted to do:
- In the 3D file, try to fix the timing objects as I said before, and also try to flatten the asphalt a little bit. In my opinion the original track has too many bumps (you feel it especially driving F4 cars and similar), but especially at the end of the back straight seems like the car is about to split in half, and ok, it's "provincial Russia" but anyway it's too much
I've done it in Blender (yes, all the format conversions are quite a pain in the butt) and the track became way more enjoyable all around;
- Implement some better asphalt and groove textures;
- Add some surroundings. I get your point to get rid of the awful original 2D trees, but now the scene looks too empty in some sectors, so try to "compensate" it. A line or two of your new trees on the inside of the back straight (since that area is supposed to be an urban park) can do the work, as well as some spectators on the side of the road.
- Try to rework the pit lane. In my version I did this: I retraced the AI line to force them to stay on the left side on exit to avoid some dangerous rejoining, then tried to design pit entry/exit lines that were more recognizable from the normal traffic lines, and finally added some sort of gazebos to add some life to the pit lane.
- Also, I noticed that some spectators on the main straight's grandstands seem to float in the air.
Keep up the good work!
If you want, I can pass you my personal version (with fixed timing objects, more flattened asphalt and some additional pit lane objects) so you can get some inspirations, let me know!
