What with Assetto Corsa Competizione on the horizon, how much longer will modders continue to develop and release content for Assetto Corsa? When I had Project Cars, I was late to the party and the modding had pretty much dried up when Project Cars 2 came out. I don't have the system to run Project Cars 2 or Assetto Corsa Competizione, so, will the summer see modding for Assetto Corsa begin to wind down? Are there things in development hell that we may never get to see?
How much longer will mods be developed for Assetto Corsa?
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Beautiful indeed, but I was talking about way more sophisticated physics in ACC, which for me is 75% of the game. Personally I don't give much on graphics, but if there is, that better, and ACC has is plenty too, specially night effects and driving in the rain and changeable conditions, which AC will never have unfortunately. I will install SOL, but when new update comes.Mitja my friend, dont know if you've seen the latest shaders for AC. That is here now, thanks to Xfab, leBluem and others. Get your SOL installed and the latest shader and enjoyIt is beautiful.
Theres really no need wait for an update. The latest is here https://discordapp.com/channels/533310059405377546/537039347946487808
I do agree on the physics though.
I do agree on the physics though.
Yes thanks to the incredible community we have here, many tracks have been done. But there's still plenty left, look at rfactor for comparison. I think of vintage tracks when they weren't destroyed by chicanes... Also we don't have many ovals.
I don't care about ovals. I would prefer good quality tarmac rally stages and wrc cars.
That's a very, very poor way to look at the situation.
Ilja has been working on the AC patch for well over a year, Henter a bit less, and I've been onboard for 7 months. Three developers putting in many, many hours into something that doesn't really have all that many groundbreaking features. Kunos never had that opportunity with AC and have now far exceeded (most of) it with ACC. We have quite a lot of respect for the development that Kunos did for AC, so saying that we've embarrassed them is completely unfounded and really against the whole reason the patch exists.
I don't think you're taking my statement in the lighthearted way it was intended. Kunos devs have said themselves that mods are adding things to AC that they didn't think possible of the existing engine. Did I mean that Kunos are red-faced, hanging their heads in shame, or that Kunos are lesser devs as a result? Of course not. Neither did I suggest that embarrassing Kunos was ever Ilja's intention. Don't look for something that isn't there please.
I havent seen this at all.
What i have seen is Kunos (Stefano) say they most of the things added to the shaders patch were things never on the list to even attempt (most notably night/rain) because they felt time was better spent elsewhere (remember he had a whole sim to create...) not because it was deemed impossible.
You didn't phrase it in a particularly lighthearted manner, so it was worth clearing the air for if your intention had lined up with what was written. In any case, it's not true in any respect, joking or not.
Sure, not without rewriting the engine, which is largely what the patch does (it's 45,000 lines of code, after all).
Everything that's been added in the patch could have been added by Stefano if time had been more permissive (and in fact, much of it -and more- was added for ACC's release).
Theres a perfect Limerock by you know who already ... dm me.
Chicane and no chicane, wet and dry.
... dm me.Chicane and no chicane, wet and dry.
Brandon Wright
I may not be fast, but I'm wide!
I'll pay you to make Indianapolis. I mean, not a lot, but I'd pay!
(are monthly installments of beer and pizza acceptable for payment?)
Monthly installments of beer and pizza for the next 20 years would probably cover it
