God it worked. I had many issues doing this in the past cause CM couldn't find the kn5 files, even with redirecting things, and this is the first perfectly simple explanation that ever works on this track.
It's very simple:
This is great. So, from now, i can make dedicated ai lines for some very specific cars (i have the f1 from 30s to 60s in mind, as well as the early gutter tier 70s ones), edit specific hints and fastlanes, all easy to pick up directly before a race.
its nice to see people enjoying that track
(i bet it took some time to generate that new ai)
Rotation is linked to the parent dummy. It could be that the current dummy doesn't have the X axis rotated correctly so that the Y-axis is "up". The digital instruments.ini file works off the centre point off the dummy as 0,0,0 and the direction of dummy. So you'll have to rotate the dummy to match the angle of the instrument panel. On a normal vertical instrument panel the X-axis needs to be rotated to 90deg in Blender, but this will obviously be a different angle. In this case it looks like it needs to be rotated by 90deg on the X-axis, try that first.
Misaligned digits is of the top ten Crimes Against Modding™ for VR users. It's bad enough when they float parallel to the display surface... but that's an easy fix in the config. When they are at a different angle to the display surface then it's often enough to send the whole car straight to the scrap yard crusher.
One of the first cars I did, I had a VR player come at me with all guns blazing about the text floating and I was like no its not. Then I used the free roam camera to look around the cockpit and was like "oooohhhhh, yeah that looks bad". 🤣
Yeah, VR unfortunately takes no prisoners with things like that. Because everything occupies proper 3D space in VR's binocular vision it's instantly obvious if anything is even slightly amiss, and that's before even factoring in any parallax sliding as the user's head moves around. It's very understandable how things like that can be missed when working on a 2D panel. Simply closing one eye in VR will flatten the 3D view down into 2D where any floating is only really noticeable as you look around and relative positions change. For the majority of 2D panel users with fixed views, misaligned digits simply won't matter so long as they're in line on the z-axis with their intended positions, although I guess 2D panel users that use head tracking might notice the parallax discrepancies.
Just an small update to this thing, Simlish over on overtake has provided an entire new data set for the car including a bunch of fixes to the car to be more accurate (like having the actual V12 engine being NA & not turbo charged as it is in the original version by me) If you have downloaded this mod i HIGHLY SUGGEST downloading his update and use it to replace the current data.
Time to get Jugee wit it again. Aston Martin DB9 release! Will I finally have a quality DB9 in my AC garage?Jugee8 has very generously compiled all of his cars into one handy download, and free if you want.
Not 100% sure but I think these are mostly GT7 ports with refracteive lights, wipers, LODs, and unencrypted.
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Yes, you can remove the question mark I think....
The car is amazing! 🤩Is it the same if you convert this properly:Yes, you can remove the question mark I think....
The only small problem is the compatibility with Pure LCS. Interior dash lights are too high
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Not a big problem, but who use LCS has to switch to GAMMA to have correct interior lights. Or simply change the values on extension/lights.ini:
[EMISSIVE_LIGHT_...]
NAME=int_dash_lights
COLOR=119,135,259, 0.01
LAG=0.5
SIMULATE_HEATING=0
LOCATION=NONE
BIND_TO_HEADLIGHTS=1
CAST_LIGHT=1
CLUSTER_THRESHOLD=0.5
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Thanks Peter! Yes, but the original values was that:
which mods do you use?
