This mod is a lot like my GTE BoP Preset mod. Go check that out as well as this one!
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Hello! This is my first mod on this website, but I think you all will find some very good use out of it. Hopefully.
Playing AC and trying to race any series with some 2022 GT3 cars from various sources, the balance of performance was extremely off. The Lexus and Porsche were far too slow, and most of the cars were too fast for the Acura and Mercedes, especially the Aston Martin. This mod is intended to bring all of these cars to the same performance for not only realism, but close racing as well. These cars are tested on Reboot Team's Sebring with a modified AI line by @MEDIIZA Designs, so please keep in mind that if you have a specific track that you want to try this out on, it might not be totally perfect.
Cars included:
URD AMR EGT 2019
AMR V8 Vantage GT3 2019 (Sprint + Endurance)
Barrikad Krew Studio Audi R8 LMS Evo
GTP Modding Bentley Continental GT3 2018
URD Bayro 4 GT3 (v1 + v2)
ChemFlummi Callaway C7 GT3-R
URD AC Michigan GTD
MasterKey Ferrari 488
GTPlanet Modding Team Honda NSX GT3 Evo
RSS GTM Lanzo V10
Element1999 Lexus RC F GT3 ACC
whistleblower39 Mclaren 720S GT3
Kunos Mercedes-AMG GT3
BM AMG EVO 2020 (Sprint + Endurance)
Crash Porsche 911 GT3 R ACC
You can copy and paste the ballast and restrictor values of each individual car over to your own grid/preset of cars that you want to run in Content Manager.
Please note that not every car mentioned is absolutely needed; if you wish to BoP just the ones that you have installed, there is absolutely no need to go out and get the remaining others.
Within this mod, you will also find IMSA GTD stage tunes of the Porsche and Lexus (I originally planed this to be an IMSA BoP mod, given the name, then my dumb self realized that there are more championships that use GT3 than just IMSA... so disregard the IMSA-specific name. Anyways). These cars were outliers as slow cars, and it wasn't worth it to slow down every other car by a ton of time for just 2 cars. I had to modify files to make these cars go faster, so just drop them into your cars folder and you should be good. Don't worry, these are additional mods and do not overwrite the old mods, so the original car is still unmodified. I do not take any credit for either the base Lexus or the base Porsche, nor the updated cars I am providing to you all other than my mods to them. You all should go show your support for the creators Crash and Element1999, because despite the modifications I made, they are amazing mods.
Also, please note 3 things about the AI (Which is absolutely terrible):
1) The pitstops between all the cars are not synced, so each car will probably pit at different times. I can't control this, so keep in mind that if you're doing a medium-length race, the finishing order will be skewed.
2) I am pretty sure the AI likes to use high downforce settings, so if you are using low downforce settings you will be a good amount faster than them.
Anyways, extra thanks to @Victor_ for making the CarTuner to help me go about this. Without it, I couldn't have done it!
I appreciate every and all feedback given, as this mod definitely took some time. Thank you!
View attachment 678961
Hello! This is my first mod on this website, but I think you all will find some very good use out of it. Hopefully.
Playing AC and trying to race any series with some 2022 GT3 cars from various sources, the balance of performance was extremely off. The Lexus and Porsche were far too slow, and most of the cars were too fast for the Acura and Mercedes, especially the Aston Martin. This mod is intended to bring all of these cars to the same performance for not only realism, but close racing as well. These cars are tested on Reboot Team's Sebring with a modified AI line by @MEDIIZA Designs, so please keep in mind that if you have a specific track that you want to try this out on, it might not be totally perfect.
Cars included:
URD AMR EGT 2019
AMR V8 Vantage GT3 2019 (Sprint + Endurance)
Barrikad Krew Studio Audi R8 LMS Evo
GTP Modding Bentley Continental GT3 2018
URD Bayro 4 GT3 (v1 + v2)
ChemFlummi Callaway C7 GT3-R
URD AC Michigan GTD
MasterKey Ferrari 488
GTPlanet Modding Team Honda NSX GT3 Evo
RSS GTM Lanzo V10
Element1999 Lexus RC F GT3 ACC
whistleblower39 Mclaren 720S GT3
Kunos Mercedes-AMG GT3
BM AMG EVO 2020 (Sprint + Endurance)
Crash Porsche 911 GT3 R ACC
You can copy and paste the ballast and restrictor values of each individual car over to your own grid/preset of cars that you want to run in Content Manager.
Please note that not every car mentioned is absolutely needed; if you wish to BoP just the ones that you have installed, there is absolutely no need to go out and get the remaining others.
Within this mod, you will also find IMSA GTD stage tunes of the Porsche and Lexus (I originally planed this to be an IMSA BoP mod, given the name, then my dumb self realized that there are more championships that use GT3 than just IMSA... so disregard the IMSA-specific name. Anyways). These cars were outliers as slow cars, and it wasn't worth it to slow down every other car by a ton of time for just 2 cars. I had to modify files to make these cars go faster, so just drop them into your cars folder and you should be good. Don't worry, these are additional mods and do not overwrite the old mods, so the original car is still unmodified. I do not take any credit for either the base Lexus or the base Porsche, nor the updated cars I am providing to you all other than my mods to them. You all should go show your support for the creators Crash and Element1999, because despite the modifications I made, they are amazing mods.
Also, please note 3 things about the AI (Which is absolutely terrible):
1) The pitstops between all the cars are not synced, so each car will probably pit at different times. I can't control this, so keep in mind that if you're doing a medium-length race, the finishing order will be skewed.
2) I am pretty sure the AI likes to use high downforce settings, so if you are using low downforce settings you will be a good amount faster than them.
Anyways, extra thanks to @Victor_ for making the CarTuner to help me go about this. Without it, I couldn't have done it!
I appreciate every and all feedback given, as this mod definitely took some time. Thank you!
