Laguna Seca 2019 IMSA & Indycar Retexture (Content Manager Skin) 1.0.2

Fixed an issue with the green_corkscrew.kn5 where I had missed a small part of the new faces and as such, a hole was showing through the map at the run-off of turn 6.

Sorry for all the updates over the last two days. This should be the last one, unless something major appears and needs fixing.

Thank you for the support, and I hope you all enjoy Laguna Seca 2019/2020!

Brightened the Corkscrew Green slightly.

No other changes.

After nearly a month of trying to get it done, I have. I have managed to get Green Tarmac at the Corkscrew. To accomplish this I created a new KN5 file with the adjustments needed as well as changing the .ini to replace the KS files with my own.

I'm really happy with the result, and 3 weeks of banging my head against a wall has finally come to an end!

More retextures and reworks. Added 2019 Indycar version to create a pack of two skins.

Update version 0.9.1 Changelog:
-Removed blue lines in pit-divide area
-Updated all sponsors across the track
-Retextured the Cooper Tires bridge
-Tweaked curb textures

Update Version 0.9.4 Changelog:
-Tweaked green tarmac to better suit real-life colours
-Fixed an issue where curb texture would have green inside cracked/damaged areas of the texture
-Retextured the Cooper Tires bridge to be more correct to 2019 colours

Indycar version 0.9.4 Changelog:
-Retextured Cooper Tires bridge to feature Firestone branding
-Replaced Cooper Tires logos with Firestone logos
-Changed Motul logos from IMSA version to NTT logos.

In the file is a way of removing the Mazda logo at the top of the tower. Instructions in a separate readme.

I know it's a big jump from 0.9.1 but I have had a couple of previous version which I didn't release so this is the next released step towards version 1.0.

Removed blue lines from pit-divide and updated all sponsors around the track to feature the correct up-to-date 2019/2020 sponsors.
Also updated the pit-building to feature Life Is Better On The Track banner, and current Laguna Seca logo.