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Soooo it's a kiwi then ?Thanks, but the LB will remain a completely wingless bird, like the Moa.
Soooo it's a kiwi then ?Thanks, but the LB will remain a completely wingless bird, like the Moa.
I'm pretty far from Longford, but i don't think there's a standard. The road colour (darker or brighter) can be affected by the age of the tarmac itself (when newer is almost dark grey, when really old, is a really really bright grey. As personal taste i would go with a medium-bright one, not too grey, not too blackGot another question for anyone familiar with the Longford race track area. Can't find any good pictures of the track to go by so which one of these pictures is a closer match to the road brightness of the real track or roads in that area. Thanks...
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From my understanding in the 60s and 70s, resealing a public road for a car race, wasn't done. Painting new lines maybe, resealing, not likely.I'm pretty far from Longford, but i don't think there's a standard. The road colour (darker or brighter) can be affected by the age of the tarmac itself (when newer is almost dark grey, when really old, is a really really bright grey. As personal taste i would go with a medium-bright one, not too grey, not too black
Based on the low amount image available, it seems that when it was used for racing, the tarmac was almost new, so a bit darker
The tarmac could have been re-done (as normal road update-fix for daily use by the population) weeks before the race for example, and not for the race itself, but be darker due to the fact is newer as saidFrom my understanding in the 60s and 70s, resealing a public road for a car race, wasn't done. Painting new lines maybe, resealing, not likely.
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Dude, your patreon is epic. I'm obsessed with that era of racing.If you wait a little bit, in a few months we should release our scratch made version: (WIP Photo)
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Will be released on RaceDep.
It's part of a 1966 pack, but we are releasing the cars one by one.
Ha! At least it simplifies the whole track limit debate/conversation!When you Americans hear us Europeans say that the walls of the Monaco track are very close to the tarmac strip, you must laugh, right? 😅
I understand. Not sure where you are from but we are talking about a small rural Tasmanian town on roads that wouldn't have had alot of traffic that required a resurface.The tarmac could have been re-done (as normal road update-fix for daily use by the population) weeks before the race for example, and not for the race itself, but be darker due to the fact is newer as said
My tought was in general, not extremely related to Longford (even if the main speech was about it). Of course, as you said, in rural zones (even more back in the early 60s) the amount of cars had been extremely reduced, so the resurface would have been a once-in-a-while thing to doI understand. Not sure where you are from but we are talking about a small rural Tasmanian town on roads that wouldn't have had alot of traffic that required a resurface.
I know in NZ, which is basically the same, right upto the turn of the century, resurfacing a road like that just wasn't done as often. Even now a rural road like that, heck even the main highways, don't get that upkeep done on them, not here in Australia, and certainly not NZ.
For RacingJoes purposes, and I've not been to Tassie, but based on rural roads in Victoria that I've driven, while in the truck, the middle one would be close. If you were able to do a mixture around the circuit, I'd be looking at a mix between top and middleThe tarmac could have been re-done (as normal road update-fix for daily use by the population) weeks before the race for example, and not for the race itself, but be darker due to the fact is newer as said
As said in my first post, i agree. Due to the old/dusty tarmac, would be good to have a clear (not too bright) tarmac, which reflects the no-so-much used roads of that time (even as said, the few images available on google shows a darker tarmac)For RacingJoes purposes, and I've not been to Tassie, but based on rural roads in Victoria that I've driven, while in the truck, the middle one would be close. If you were able to do a mixture around the circuit, I'd be looking at a mix between top and middle
I forgot about those... thanks!if you need help with some of the other models we've got the others (they should be in the LMP900 pack i sent to you which is private of course)
well there is other versions of the Courage C60 if that can help with diff engines.
Got another question for anyone familiar with the Longford race track area. Can't find any good pictures of the track to go by so which one of these pictures is a closer match to the road brightness of the real track or roads in that area. Thanks...
sorry for late reply.Could you please finally fix lights on the NSX, so it can be used together with other mods?
Hello Everyone it's me From the BEMODDING euh i Stopt modding since time now Lost Al interest Etc But i dont whant to be foolish and want to share the unfinished cars ps some are Realy crap and basic modeles but maybe somebody can use them here dont know so wish you al good new year and good health and FUN here are the links
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NZSe8ZOmEyjH9zeJqFYepWt64T8v9vfd/view?usp=sharing Part 6
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1NZSe8ZOmEyjH9zeJqFYepWt64T8v9vfd/view?usp=sharing Lots Of Belcar Logos & Pictures
PS THEY NEED LOTS OF WORK But its al yours
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That's not a far fetched stretch of the imagination - it could include all of that and more...I would like Assetto Corsa 2 to include night mode, rain, maybe snowy environment, snowfall... and not need other addons if i want something like that... that's enough for me.
This backward-compatibility option would be impressive to have in AC2 - or a middle-end-program that would enable this to happen... Better keep the thinking caps on chaps...AC2 should only support one feature:
100% backward mod compatability
And even if AC2 does not include these additional features, the CSP work done thus far will therefore be expanded to cater for it. One would think... $$$$$$$$$$$$$ok, but then does KUNOS need latest version CSP for AC2?
Okay, I found the culprits, it's because the meshes have emissive for unknown reason, so I remove the [REFRACTING] in ext_configsorry for late reply.
until now, I still haven't figured what's the culprit
maybe I will experimenting the issue now
edit: if I found the culprit, I will give update alongside veloster.
As said in my first post, i agree. Due to the old/dusty tarmac, would be good to have a clear (not too bright) tarmac, which reflects the no-so-much used roads of that time (even as said, the few images available on google shows a darker tarmac)
As already said i would go for a medium tarmac, so it will be not too dark (as newer) nor too bright (as older)great footage and certainly helpful to get it looking good, though my immediate thought is the cameras back in those days werent as clear and show lighting as well as today. I was still in nappies back then, and was in the far south of NZ. My contribution is only based off what I see while driving, and when I have gone on those types of infrequently used rural roads. How much of that dark looking tarmac is from the quality of the lighting produced by the camera back in the day, compared to actual look.. that I cant answer, but what is on video from the day is far better to go off than my opinion which is only based off how the roads look today, 50+ years on.. at the end of the day, it'll be upto racingjoe what he does with it, but from what Cris's video shows, I'd go with that look..
This really looks fantastic, glad to see TreeFX starting to take roots (pun definitely intended)
My only comment for Long Beach would be that the circuit in real life doesn’t have that many trees, since it’s right on the harbor there’s some palm trees but that’s about it. Granted it looks great in your video (and honestly I’m thinking maybe LBC should plant some more trees down there) but it feels a little too lush for Long Beach, especially along shoreline.
Thanks for what you’re doing though and keep it up! Here’s an onboard from last years indycar race for reference:
Any chance of another link, Mediafire is playing silly buggers and saying the file is incomplete. Many thanks.hello!
First, thanks to all that participated in previous release of Long Beach (t21 nrms).
It's far from perfect but I think it's a small step forward.
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In this "reworked" version:
-3d trees - thanks to El Locho for the models!, M08 (autopolis) and TCFSHCRW :-)
-PRM
-Some lights
-Some new textures (asphalt)
-Spectators
What would be nice to add:
-Finish and optimize lights
-missing white structure at T1 (I don't know why is not present in the original track)
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note1: To decrease the number of trees it is just to delete some lines inside "t21_long_beach_nrms\extension\trees\trees_track.txt"
note2: I kept all of the original files... just in case...
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totally agree with you. my post was a long winded way of saying so.As already said i would go for a medium tarmac, so it will be not too dark (as newer) nor too bright (as older)
Really nice thank you, i see many many hours of work here