Tracks Bremgarten - 1950s 1.01
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Yes beautiful for sight seeing for sure but still designed to race in lol
I was just curious if it worked I rarely use it myself we use United racing data and hash all the cars and tracks so no one can cheat
Oh yes, racing wheel to wheel of course is what they are best for. I didn't mean just cruising about with the roof down!
I've found if you keep to the left when passing the second building, almost hitting the curb just before you start up the hill, you can get a "valid" lap. It seems even easier if driving a car with narrow tires, like the Auto Union Type C. It'd be great if RSR had some way of discerning that these spots on this track (or any track) are still valid.
Either way, still another Fat Alfie mod that raises the bar for AC track detail and quality, and I can see and appreciate all the meticulous work that goes into these tracks.
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In CrisT86's defence, he named that file 'Improved' because it was his second tweak (and was much better than the first). Whether either of them were necessary is another discussion.
Mascot is talking about the line of pixels above the textures. I have those on almost all tracks with different textures, also kunos tracks. I think it's some kind of graphical setting, maybe forced Aniso in the driver or whatever. I have never found a way to get rid of those.You could have read exactly the first reply on this thread(I've just added some extra info by the end of it). Anyway, the creator is already informed of the issue at hand, as this csp unintended nm feature affects most of his tracks with default named camera facing custom textures.
Sorry for misreading, I'll remove my reply as it doesn't contribute to anything. IIRC that can happen if the mapping extends a bit over the intended texture area (so it can loop), or some safe space is required on texture borders. The double traces over heads are likely from feet.
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Thanks for the explanation. So to combat this phenomenon, it would be enough to add a few empty pixels around any texture it happens with?
@Fat-Alfie @Jonah Hax @AlleyViper
I'm noticing this phenomena a LOT recently (I call them telegraph wires, for want of a better description) on many tracks that I'm pretty sure never used to have it. Often happens above tree walls for some reason.
Makes me wonder whether a CSP update has introduced it at some point. Seems to be just a single pixel shift causing the problem.
Pure speculation on my part of course, but it does seem odd that it seems to manifest where it didn't previously exist so something must be causing it.
@AlleyViper I did read the first (and all) posts before posting my image, but understand why you thought I had not. I think it is a different issue, glad to hear David has already fixed it. All's good.
I'm noticing this phenomena a LOT recently (I call them telegraph wires, for want of a better description) on many tracks that I'm pretty sure never used to have it. Often happens above tree walls for some reason.
Makes me wonder whether a CSP update has introduced it at some point. Seems to be just a single pixel shift causing the problem.
Pure speculation on my part of course, but it does seem odd that it seems to manifest where it didn't previously exist so something must be causing it.
@AlleyViper I did read the first (and all) posts before posting my image, but understand why you thought I had not. I think it is a different issue, glad to hear David has already fixed it. All's good.
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OT: Yes, it was a completely different issue. Please disregard my previous reply which I've removed since Jonah Hax brought it to my attention.
If you notice it suddenly on certain tracks, I guess the best way to check is to just disable csp and confirm if the same assets look ok on vanilla. It's one of those very small things that can always be there, but from the moment you notice/look for it, you'll always see it.
Such tiny lines can pass unnoticed depending on distance, lighting, and a combination of aa and settings under csp could be making it worse.
If you notice it suddenly on certain tracks, I guess the best way to check is to just disable csp and confirm if the same assets look ok on vanilla. It's one of those very small things that can always be there, but from the moment you notice/look for it, you'll always see it.
Such tiny lines can pass unnoticed depending on distance, lighting, and a combination of aa and settings under csp could be making it worse.
Excellent work, it's a pleasure to be back driving on those roads, at least for me since many years ago.
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@Fat-Alfie : While you're at it, I found a misplaced AO-Map on the Barriers Just before the Section 'Wohlenstrasse'. You see, it distracted me so much, I crashed badly. (ONLY because of that, not because of my driving Skills )
)On csp's "Tracks Adjustments" page if users don't uncheck "Adjust amount of spectators" (which is enabled by default), csp will remove most if not all camera facing ones in situations like Practice/Hotlap sessions (via config one can also specify 2d meshes). Sometimes users just aren't aware of it.
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to filter camera_facing.ini references, so even your pine cones will be gone.
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to filter camera_facing.ini references, so even your pine cones will be gone.
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On csp's "Tracks Adjustments" page if users don't uncheck "Adjust amount of spectators" (which is enabled by default), csp will remove most if not all camera facing ones in situations like Practice/Hotlap sessions (via config one can also specify 2d meshes). Sometimes users just aren't aware of it.
Unfortunately it doesn't seem to filter camera_facing.ini references, so even your pine cones will be gone.
Learning something new everyday. All sorts of details appeared when the option is unchecked. I may make a new video.
