As far as i know the creator of the original oreca model bailed out big time and he's not willing to come back.
Cars IER Car Pack #1 - USCC Mod 1.22
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Thank You for this explantation. So the Oreca will stay now forever with the known issues?
-Model is not finished...
-No LODs so performance may suffer
-No finalized UV map on the body shell
-Mirrors are inverted
Well, let me say the last time ac modding forums was open, papa was still talking to him about giving him the source files...
Sooo... yeah.... Never say never tho'.
We have a source model (well, fbx) but it's written in a way Blender doesn't parse correctly so before editing there would have to be a scale&location fix on every single object, cause they're all at random scales and positions in the file. The ksEditor seems to understand ok so we can fix materials but not really change the model.
Thats really sad. It is just a Blender problem? Will other progs like 3Dmax etc. solved the problem?
I have the 3ds Max files but last time I tried opening them the model was not in a good state (pieces and parts strewn everywhere)...as I said I'll look into it again.
Thank You for your reply. I really don't know that the creator of the Oreca has left the team.
So the things now more plausible to me.
So good luck to your team...
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There's a redundant 'Copy.png' preview file in one of the Dallara Corvette DP's skin folders, you should delete it; it's not a great deal, but it will slightly lighten the archive's weight, so why not think about it?
Also, why do you guys keep the 'preview_original' file in every skin? Imho it's not absolutely necessary, because it has a different size and weight than Kunos-made previews.
Also, why do you guys keep the 'preview_original' file in every skin? Imho it's not absolutely necessary, because it has a different size and weight than Kunos-made previews.
There's a redundant 'Copy.png' preview file in one of the Dallara Corvette DP's skin folders, you should delete it; it's not a great deal, but it will slightly lighten the archive's weight, so why not think about it?
Also, why do you guys keep the 'preview_original' file in every skin? Imho it's not absolutely necessary, because it has a different size and weight than Kunos-made previews.
Then check the data.acd, corvette_dp_c suspensions - Copy (21).ini Copy Modder
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Thanks for going completely against our ToS....PNG files and text files take up a rather small amount of memory anyway.Then check the data.acd, corvette_dp_c suspensions - Copy (21).ini Copy Modder
Where can I see that I can not make a picture ?
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Why if i corrected mirror (make them in good position) LED disapear ? Also why using same material for light and Mirror ?
Here's a comparison of the real and simulated FLM's lateral g-force telemetry at Sebring (well, apart from T1) for anyone interested. As you can see, the hard work has certainly paid off:
No answer to my question ?
It says not to decrypt our work in the read me file...you not only did that, but had the audacity to post that you had done it in our own forum thread (for no reason)...look, obviously we're not going to (and can't) stop anyone from opening stuff for their personal use, but to go around preaching to the world that you've done so, or worse, uploading a modified "improved" version as some (who simply have no idea what they're doing) have already done, is simply disrespectful.
Have nothing changed, where I changed something ?
"It says not to decrypt our work in the read me file... " Read the post of mclarenf1papa, think about it, get it.
Yes, IRL it's highly variable (perhaps not quite in the same way as the AC version, but that's due to code limitations more than anything). The Corvette should be able to keep temperature at most tracks, the Oreca will have more difficulty, as in real life.
