porsche if i'm there please
I shall update your entry! As I said yesterday, there is still plenty of space on the grid, so there will be no problems if you are able to join us tomorrow evening!porsche if i'm there please
Steve, you're such a pain… Of course, that will not be a problem! I shall update your entry!Sorry to be a pain, but i'd like to switch to the BMW please, thanks.
The reason for this is that the track is the league version, from the RDLMS. Unfortunately there isn't another DX11 "optimised" version of this track available, and there is very little I can do beyond redefining the track limits but this would take quite a bit of time. Therefore I will be happy to remove penalties tomorrow night, if and when it is appropriate.anyone else feel the cut track rules are a bit harsh on this version ?
im please - M8 for me
You have both been added to the list!In Please.... Porsche or BWW Please
I shall update your entry now!aaaah... for me the German Power BMW
You can find skin templates for these cars in the folders to which the component files are downloaded from the Workshop by Steam. The default, root directory for rFactor 2 resources acquired from the Workshop is '<Steam_install_dir>\steamapps\workshop\content\365960'. To find out which folder you must then open, go to the Workshop page for the car in question; you will see a number in the URL, which is the item ID, and this will correspond to a folder name. Open this folder, and in it you will find the component file as well as the skin template as a .psd file (a template will not necessarily be included for all cars, but a file is included for all of the Endurance Pack cars and also other cars that have been recently released by Studio 397). I hope this helps!You guys haven't came across any painting templates yet for these cars, by the way?
Not a problem - I shall remove you from the list. Hopefully we'll see you again next week!Gonna have to drop out, have to go see a movie that night now .
There is a much easier way/place Just go to the root installation folder of rF2 and there is a folder called 'Templates'.You can find skin templates for these cars in the folders to which the component files are downloaded from the Workshop by Steam. The default, root directory for rFactor 2 resources acquired from the Workshop is '<Steam_install_dir>\steamapps\workshop\content\365960'. To find out which folder you must then open, go to the Workshop page for the car in question; you will see a number in the URL, which is the item ID, and this will correspond to a folder name. Open this folder, and in it you will find the component file as well as the skin template as a .psd file (a template will not necessarily be included for all cars, but a file is included for all of the Endurance Pack cars and also other cars that have been recently released by Studio 397). I hope this helps!
Ah yes, good point! I had forgotten that the template files were copied to this folder! I'm so used to working with the servers and downloading component files via SteamCMD that the 'Templates' folder completely slipped my mind! Thanks for the heads up mate!There is a much easier way/place Just go to the root installation folder of rF2 and there is a folder called 'Templates'.
For example:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\rFactor 2\Templates"
I have added you to the list! You can just choose your car tonight - no need to let me know beforehand!Sign me up, car TBC
I shall update your entry!Wow, what a grid! A lot of work for @Joseph Wright this night, a lot of work indeed.
Anyway, I decided to take the Corvette
Yup, there's still plenty of space! I shall add you to the list!If there's still room I'd love to join in one the fun!
Haven't even purchased the GTE cars yet