the groove is a 3 bit texture. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachme...067962418/better_groove-0-20211101-143507.zip try this skin.
Tracks Nurburgring 1967 1.1
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I meant the road texture not groove. Its like the road texture is missing completely. After inspection that dark grey is a layer under the road texture, but with the road invisible the grey layer is visible ?! see the two, they are the same spot, with correct visible road texture on the right side on other layouts.
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Ooooh man, i accidentally opened the wrong Discussion section, instead of this:
i opened, read and wrote here. While in the other mods discussion is already mentioned the solution. Sorry and thx for trying helping me.
Hi guys, why tje track start only in snowy condition?
because you have Seasonal Adjustments enabled in CSP/WeatherFX and Track Adjustments. Either turn those off or choose a date in the summer time for your race.
well, I guess it's not working then...
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I'm having the same issue, would be helpful is someone had a solution.
I have the same issue...
my temporary fix: copy this file to assettocorsa\extension\config\tracks\loaded
and overwrite existing file (back up that file if you want)
This seems to be a CSP issue. and there're black materials on posts, track side cars on the Long ford track. and currently I can't fix them
I found an issue with the skybox/horizon line height. It's being rendered too high up.
I don't know if this issue only happens with the new Pure skydomes, but it's quite easily fixed with an offset. Just add these lines to the track config file:
As you can see it also improves the lighting because of how the dynamic tone mapping works. Might be a good idea to update the csp default config @WilliamTRiker
I don't know if this issue only happens with the new Pure skydomes, but it's quite easily fixed with an offset. Just add these lines to the track config file:
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[PURE]
HORIZON_OFFSET=-8.0
[SOL]
HORIZON_OFFSET=-8.0As you can see it also improves the lighting because of how the dynamic tone mapping works. Might be a good idea to update the csp default config @WilliamTRiker
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Strange thing, but every race I start on this track starts in the air. And I mean like 500m from the ground level. If it's possible please let me know how I can fix it.
Update: It took several restart, cache clear and reinstalling the mod to make it work. So the problem is no more. Thank you for the immersive and beautiful recrecation of this lovely track.
Update: It took several restart, cache clear and reinstalling the mod to make it work. So the problem is no more. Thank you for the immersive and beautiful recrecation of this lovely track.
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see my post above, there's a temporary fix
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Mr. Malarkey
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Hello all -
Was running a race today against AI using Bazza's Formula Vintage F2 cars, and on every lap a bunch of the AI cars swerve into the pit lane and stop. Did some experimenting and found that they do it on all the layouts. I race on this track quite often, and I've never had any issues with any other cars. Has anyone else run into this problem? Is there a fix?
Was running a race today against AI using Bazza's Formula Vintage F2 cars, and on every lap a bunch of the AI cars swerve into the pit lane and stop. Did some experimenting and found that they do it on all the layouts. I race on this track quite often, and I've never had any issues with any other cars. Has anyone else run into this problem? Is there a fix?
This is due to cars doesn't have proper fuel estimation, it's easily fixed at the cars side. If you prefer, I can fix that. but I'm not sure I can download those cars due to chinese internet censorship
Mr. Malarkey
Premium
I'm actually not sure that's the problem - some cars stop, some don't. It seems like it is a more a problem that the cars are entering the pit lane by accident and then stopping. But I will look into the fuel consumption. Can I find instructions on how to fix it on the internet somewhere?
Sounds like you have a very difficult time working around the censorship there. I'm very sorry that you - and everyone else in China - has to go through that. But you are doing amazing work with the mods and tips that you are sharing, and I, for one, am very grateful!
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OK, here're the steps:
1. goto each car folder and see if there's data.acd file, if there's this file continue to step 2, otherwise skip to step 4:
2. use Assetto Corsa Car Tuner, in the Select Car combobox, select the car you want to modify
3. enter "1" (or whatever) in New Tune Name: field and click create new tune (data.acd is now unpacked)
4. goto "assettocorsa\content\cars" and find the folder with the name <carname>_1 for example ks_ferrari_312_67_1 which is the unpacked folder for ks_ferrari_312_67
5. go into that folder (with _1 appended) or the car folder (if there's no data.acd and you skipped steps 2-4) go into data folder there should be many ini files
6. create a file named fuel_cons.ini and enter the following text (an example is in the attachment)
[FUEL_EVAL]
KM_PER_LITER=1.6
7. save
8. try your car in AC to see whether AI takes the proper amount of fuel. if they take too much fuel increase the value for KM_PER_LITER, if they run out of fuel decrease the value. NOTE: if you unpacked data.acd make sure you select the tuned car, instead of the original one, it's created as car tune for AC. (I would say you can move the original car folder somewhere else to avoid confusion, )
9. do this for all cars
Assetto Corsa Car Tuner can be downloaded here: https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/assetto-corsa-car-tuner.13946/
1. goto each car folder and see if there's data.acd file, if there's this file continue to step 2, otherwise skip to step 4:
2. use Assetto Corsa Car Tuner, in the Select Car combobox, select the car you want to modify
3. enter "1" (or whatever) in New Tune Name: field and click create new tune (data.acd is now unpacked)
4. goto "assettocorsa\content\cars" and find the folder with the name <carname>_1 for example ks_ferrari_312_67_1 which is the unpacked folder for ks_ferrari_312_67
5. go into that folder (with _1 appended) or the car folder (if there's no data.acd and you skipped steps 2-4) go into data folder there should be many ini files
6. create a file named fuel_cons.ini and enter the following text (an example is in the attachment)
[FUEL_EVAL]
KM_PER_LITER=1.6
7. save
8. try your car in AC to see whether AI takes the proper amount of fuel. if they take too much fuel increase the value for KM_PER_LITER, if they run out of fuel decrease the value. NOTE: if you unpacked data.acd make sure you select the tuned car, instead of the original one, it's created as car tune for AC. (I would say you can move the original car folder somewhere else to avoid confusion, )
9. do this for all cars
Assetto Corsa Car Tuner can be downloaded here: https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/assetto-corsa-car-tuner.13946/
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