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@Greg_ST
your updated R32 JTCC still does not survive the Suspension test track...
To all who installed this one: I found the full skin pack of 1GB too much of goodness.
And since it was containing several skins with identical number, I made a "light" skin pack , keeping only about half of the skins,
with only distinct numbers. In quick races you will now no longer have several cars with the same number... (I've also put the number at the front of the folder name, so they are correctly sorted now.)
You can find the pack here .
Install instructions: remove any skins you had installed from the original full pack , and then install the skins via this 'lite' pack.
The skins themselves have not been touched, they only have better preview included (imho).
ps: don't forget to do a compress run after installing (saves over 400 extra MB of diskspace)
(u can also use CM Compress tool to accomplish the same, but I prefer using CompactGUI since it's quicker to do after an install ...
CM Compress tool needs to scan through the complete repository and this alone takes minutes. With CompactGUI you can compress a specific folder, it's done in mere seconds...)
your updated R32 JTCC still does not survive the Suspension test track...
To all who installed this one: I found the full skin pack of 1GB too much of goodness.
And since it was containing several skins with identical number, I made a "light" skin pack , keeping only about half of the skins,
with only distinct numbers. In quick races you will now no longer have several cars with the same number... (I've also put the number at the front of the folder name, so they are correctly sorted now.)
You can find the pack here .
Install instructions: remove any skins you had installed from the original full pack , and then install the skins via this 'lite' pack.
The skins themselves have not been touched, they only have better preview included (imho).
ps: don't forget to do a compress run after installing (saves over 400 extra MB of diskspace)
(u can also use CM Compress tool to accomplish the same, but I prefer using CompactGUI since it's quicker to do after an install ...
CM Compress tool needs to scan through the complete repository and this alone takes minutes. With CompactGUI you can compress a specific folder, it's done in mere seconds...)
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