Converted from rFactor 2 with permission from Mike Cantwell (@Mikec87).
Special thanks to Mike Cantwell for asking me to do this conversion.
Custom Shaders Patch highly recommended. It will work without, but you will not get the Grass FX and Rain FX etc.
RainFX is currently only available from Ilja Jusupov aka x4ab's Patreon.
To install, copy the "content" and "extension" folder to the root of your "assettocorsa" folder.
Gnoo Blas Motor Racing Circuit - A fast, challenging track, that will test even the most experienced drivers.
This track has:
"Gnoo Blas Motor Racing Circuit 1953 v1.0 for rFactor
By Neil Faichney
July 2013
NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT
DO NOT USE TEXTURES FROM THIS WORK WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT
SEE TERMS AND CONDITIONS BELOW
This is a virtual historic reconstruction of the Gnoo Blas race track as it was in 1953. The project was organised by Rod Monk of Troyton Racing Simulators and has been funded by Tourism NSW as a promotion for the city of Orange (Central Western NSW, Australia).
The Gnoo Blas Motor Racing Circuit was a temporary race track located in the rural city of Orange in NSW and ran car and bike races from 1953 to 1961. It was the birth place of the Australian Touring Car Championship (1960) which has now evolved into the Australian V8Supercar Championship. It was also the place where Sir Jack Brabham began his road racing career.
Orange is only 40 minutes’ drive down the road from Bathurst and it was this proximity that arguably led to its eventual closure. The public roads that it was run on still exist today with very little change. Anyone can go there and drive around the original circuit layout.
If you are visiting the Bathurst/Orange area make sure you visit the old Gnoo Blas track and experience Australian motorsport history.
Credits
-------
Track modelling and Textures*
- Neil Faichney
Research
- Rod Monk
- Neil Faichney
* a small number of textures came from BTB Xpacks and other free-to-use sources and I do not claim them to be my own work.
Special Thanks
--------------
- Denis Gregory of the Gnoo Blas Classic Car Club for providing us with much of research material as well as personal accounts of his own racing at the venue.
- Trudi at Orange City Library for helping to track down extra research material."
Special thanks to Mike Cantwell for asking me to do this conversion.
Custom Shaders Patch highly recommended. It will work without, but you will not get the Grass FX and Rain FX etc.
RainFX is currently only available from Ilja Jusupov aka x4ab's Patreon.
To install, copy the "content" and "extension" folder to the root of your "assettocorsa" folder.
Gnoo Blas Motor Racing Circuit - A fast, challenging track, that will test even the most experienced drivers.
This track has:
- RainFX.
- GrassFX.
- Fireworks.
- VAO Patch.
"Gnoo Blas Motor Racing Circuit 1953 v1.0 for rFactor
By Neil Faichney
July 2013
NOT FOR COMMERCIAL USE WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT
DO NOT USE TEXTURES FROM THIS WORK WITHOUT PRIOR WRITTEN CONSENT
SEE TERMS AND CONDITIONS BELOW
This is a virtual historic reconstruction of the Gnoo Blas race track as it was in 1953. The project was organised by Rod Monk of Troyton Racing Simulators and has been funded by Tourism NSW as a promotion for the city of Orange (Central Western NSW, Australia).
The Gnoo Blas Motor Racing Circuit was a temporary race track located in the rural city of Orange in NSW and ran car and bike races from 1953 to 1961. It was the birth place of the Australian Touring Car Championship (1960) which has now evolved into the Australian V8Supercar Championship. It was also the place where Sir Jack Brabham began his road racing career.
Orange is only 40 minutes’ drive down the road from Bathurst and it was this proximity that arguably led to its eventual closure. The public roads that it was run on still exist today with very little change. Anyone can go there and drive around the original circuit layout.
If you are visiting the Bathurst/Orange area make sure you visit the old Gnoo Blas track and experience Australian motorsport history.
Credits
-------
Track modelling and Textures*
- Neil Faichney
Research
- Rod Monk
- Neil Faichney
* a small number of textures came from BTB Xpacks and other free-to-use sources and I do not claim them to be my own work.
Special Thanks
--------------
- Denis Gregory of the Gnoo Blas Classic Car Club for providing us with much of research material as well as personal accounts of his own racing at the venue.
- Trudi at Orange City Library for helping to track down extra research material."
