Thank you! It's a honor to me receive compliments from a skilled modder like you sir
100% agreed about the metalness look, would be really cool and possible a game changer for damage materials
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Thank you! It's a honor to me receive compliments from a skilled modder like you sir
100% agreed about the metalness look, would be really cool and possible a game changer for damage materials
So the updates....
I've made almost everything inside the front hood. Battery, steering rack, steering arms, radiator, fan, brake and clutch master cylinders and some wiring.
On the exterior, new detailing on the headlights (feels more real now instead of that simple chrome ring) also some small details all around.
*Warning for the usual image flood*
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Next will be the seat belts and central console on the interior.
I've made almost everything inside the front hood. Battery, steering rack, steering arms, radiator, fan, brake and clutch master cylinders and some wiring.
On the exterior, new detailing on the headlights (feels more real now instead of that simple chrome ring) also some small details all around.
*Warning for the usual image flood*
Plus
Next will be the seat belts and central console on the interior.
This looks absolutely gorgeous!
What is the "freckled" material supposed to be on the real car around the main structure of the body (silvery freckled texture)?
I suppose the original car I take it is made from riveted and welded aluminum sheet metal?
The texture you used looks much more like zinc plated steel (a material you would never use in major construction of a race car as for its weight) than aluminum.
This is jumping out at me ;-)
What is the "freckled" material supposed to be on the real car around the main structure of the body (silvery freckled texture)?
I suppose the original car I take it is made from riveted and welded aluminum sheet metal?
The texture you used looks much more like zinc plated steel (a material you would never use in major construction of a race car as for its weight) than aluminum.
This is jumping out at me ;-)
Would those screws at the bottom work properly? They look to be so close to the edge.
But damn! Look at that gorgeous
among many other amazing details, this welded texture on the exhaust is so realistic.
and that rear picture...
I'm not sure if I understand correctly about what part exactly you're talking about...
If it's this, is called "bate pedra" here, the best I can get in english is this finish called zolatone which is a kind of brute finish paint made to protect the fiberglass body.
I also want to test some kind of brute fiberglass texture before the release because the reference pictures are only black and white so it's hard to tell what kind of finish is used there.
Would those screws at the bottom work properly? They look to be so close to the edge.
But damn! Look at that gorgeous
Well, the laziness took me over and I just thought, nah nobody will notice that. I was Wrong.
Originally there goes just little tabs that hold the bottom part on place.
Ah, I see what you experimented with then.
Usually fibre glass body parts underneath as hoods or inside doors are not painted in body finish (see the excellent restoration youtube videos of "Gunnar Racing" who restore famous Porsche racers of the 60's and 70's).
… but the major structural body is generally fully painted (like the major central structure).
This can be well seen also in the black and white photos here (I am sure you have seen those already):
https://revslib.stanford.edu/catalog/pp467sg3469
The "freckles" that can be seen on these photos are from the black and white film process, not from the paint - look how the outer body paint looks identical in tone and structure to the main body underneath the shoulder line.
Of course usually these areas are not as well sanded and finished before body paint as any outer skin but they are usually painted in body color with the same finish.
This is of course only nit picking ;-) It is a great looking exotic car and all of us surely are grateful to see such a rare bird coming to Assetto Corsa ;-)
Have a look at Gunnar Racing's youtube channel - some seriously nice restoration videos to watch there:
https://www.youtube.com/user/teamgunnar
Usually fibre glass body parts underneath as hoods or inside doors are not painted in body finish (see the excellent restoration youtube videos of "Gunnar Racing" who restore famous Porsche racers of the 60's and 70's).
… but the major structural body is generally fully painted (like the major central structure).
This can be well seen also in the black and white photos here (I am sure you have seen those already):
https://revslib.stanford.edu/catalog/pp467sg3469
The "freckles" that can be seen on these photos are from the black and white film process, not from the paint - look how the outer body paint looks identical in tone and structure to the main body underneath the shoulder line.
Of course usually these areas are not as well sanded and finished before body paint as any outer skin but they are usually painted in body color with the same finish.
This is of course only nit picking ;-) It is a great looking exotic car and all of us surely are grateful to see such a rare bird coming to Assetto Corsa ;-)
Have a look at Gunnar Racing's youtube channel - some seriously nice restoration videos to watch there:
https://www.youtube.com/user/teamgunnar
In the end I've made some experiments with bare fiberglass texture and I liked it
although I still a bit unsure about it.Thanks, I'll check that channel later.
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So, I think that the Lod A is done
I was starting serious work on liveries and came across some density problems in the body uv that lead in a complete uv overhaul, Of course I've lost everything related to car paint (damage / dirt / AO bake etc) it was a really p.i.t.a.
The good new is that I've finished the (re)work and at the end its better than before.
Besides that drama, I've done the seat belts, worked a bit the center console, did the supports for the doors, reworked the rear hubs and also textured the chassis/suspension.
Here the liveries, two from the original car and it's variants and four fictional inspired in real ones.
This are just to prize that magnificent Content Manager custom showroom
Thats it, now I'll fix the driver animations and start the lods
This looks spot on! It is such a shame that most likely we will never see all that glorious detail in AC.
I wait for the day as we will have missing body panels and hoods from the cars as in GTR2 - thats the time when we will see all this effort ;-)
I am really looking forward to have some contemporary cars to race against the Ford GT and Porsche 908.
Now Assetto Corsa urgently needs BOP adjustability to get fields of uneven cars much closer together when racing against the AI.
I wait for the day as we will have missing body panels and hoods from the cars as in GTR2 - thats the time when we will see all this effort ;-)
I am really looking forward to have some contemporary cars to race against the Ford GT and Porsche 908.
Now Assetto Corsa urgently needs BOP adjustability to get fields of uneven cars much closer together when racing against the AI.
Amazing, still hard to believe all that detail is within the official polycount budget (125k triangles interior + 125k exterior). Superb job on the textures and shaders, it's a pleasure to look at.
At least you can animate the hood/trunk to open in the showroom, so that'll be visible just to drool at
At least you can animate the hood/trunk to open in the showroom, so that'll be visible just to drool at
Wow!
Which other word to find other than "SUPERB"?
I'm Brazilian too, and I'm proud that our country has dedicated modelers just like you. We have so many beautiful cars!...
It's a pity that I'll never see this beauty in rFactor (I'm not a modeler and, even if I was, I doubt that I could get to this level of detailment)...
Which other word to find other than "SUPERB"?
I'm Brazilian too, and I'm proud that our country has dedicated modelers just like you. We have so many beautiful cars!...
It's a pity that I'll never see this beauty in rFactor (I'm not a modeler and, even if I was, I doubt that I could get to this level of detailment)...
Reiza Studios is also from brasil.
Reiza might be from Brazil, but I doubt they'll release the Furia. And if they do, will be for AMS. Way beyond my wallet's reach, and way beyond my computer's capabilities.
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Just saying that not only cars are made in brasil also a very good racing sim
Ok that headlight assembly/texture is out of this f****ing world! You are one mad man .
Thanks for sharing and great great work!
.Thanks for sharing and great great work!
@soverlands ... seeing you in the other other thread rang a bell.. did this beauty awaken from her slumber yet
