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easiest way is to join their discord and reach out to Dave. He is the owner of the company now. https://discord.gg/FgJAXuw9
You must use the link that urd sends you by mail once the purchase is made
I recommend going through sellfy next time. Every purchase is in your account when you need it.
As has been said above, get in touch with David..... he'll check purchase history his end and send you any download links you need. I've had to do this myself in the past IIRC.
Well, then we have been very quick judging... although if they have deleted it from the RD, it will be for a reason.. In addition, in our defense we can add that whoever posted the mod did not add much information about it.
Thank you guys, really appreciate it!
Yeah, usually the one I mess around with, but thanks regardless
You must have an idea right?Thank you guys, really appreciate it!
Yeah, usually the one I mess around with, but thanks regardless
Considering how much data seem to be available on most cars, how do people get it so wrong on a lot of mods? Anyone knows?
Apathy? I got into PC sim racing fairly late, right when the modding platform of choice was beginning to shift from rFactor and GTR2/GT Legends to Assetto, and the combination of broader playerbase and more difficulty in modding seems to have encouraged a certain amount of screenshot-queen mods that are not only poorly optimized and questionably realistic but have cut-and-paste Kunos physics. League-friendly BoP mods are one thing, but as someone more into singleplayer racing and hotlapping (and in constant search of historically accurate and realistic depictions of race cars, especially mid-late 20th century classics), the whole ScamDream/countless drift variant/redundant endless Project Cars + ACC-rip side of modding has really muddied the waters when it comes to figuring out which mods out there actually meet my (apparently super-stringent?) standards. Funny how a game with a playerbase that considers Forza and Gran Turismo "simcades" for filthy casuals has cultivated a modding scene that cranks out cars significantly less credible than the ones depicted in those console-market titles.
The simple answer is most modders either haven't a clue what they're doing or don't care at all about getting data close to reality. The most common problems I've found (related purely to engines/aero):
Yes, obviously I had some idea but I still find it strange... Maybe it's just my OCD but for me, close to reality performance is more important than something that "feels good". I like to compare cars actual performance and technically, the real life car might actually feel terrible.Thank you so much for the detailed reply! Yeah I usually go to several sources, trying to find as much as I can, but most of the time it's manufacturer/wiki based. Sometimes I've managed to find dyno charts but this will definitely aid me even further. Also, never really checked out aero but always thought it might be worth looking into, thank you for the suggestions on how to tackle it
For data, I usually like to use instrumented tests, especially those from Motortrend and car and driver.
Don’t forget too that a lot of people either forget or don’t care that the values in power.lut are actually the torque values in Nm at the wheels. People forget and then put in HP per a dyno sheet and then all of a sudden the car is massively overpowered!
Devils Backbone (Forza 7) v1.10
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For me, Rome night from gt2 would be a fever dream come true, if this is turning into a multi layout?
Incredible!!, it's the same one. It was super fast, I knew I could count on someone knowing, thank you, thank you very muchDevils Backbone (Forza 7) v1.10
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Devils Backbone (Forza 7) v1.10 features: 64 grid/pit w/AI fwd / rev layouts air force CSP things credits: original model by Turn10 conversion by @RMi_wood graphics and air force by @Masscot cameras by @racealot misc graphics and fixes by @norms optimizations by @shi portable lighting by...
First and second square on the left are for remaining laps (1 digit each) They have The leds are red. The one on the right I never seen displaing something, I suppose it displays the "minute worning" before the race start
Thank you. So you're saying if there are 12 laps left, the 1 would be on the left screen and the 2 on right? Not sure how I could pull that off, but i'll try and figure it out. Maybe i'll leave the far right side one turned off for realism sake or just leave the time of day on it so it has something displayed.
All data contributes to a good mod but there are certainly issues with taking lap time data into account. Driver skill, weather, vehicle setup, tyres and track condition all play a part (there are some manufacturers that won't release a road car for a track test without a full team of mechanics and a professional test driver). Though it's far more reliable for race cars as there are far more laps completed in similar conditions.
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