Old Threads (Merged)

Yoschl · Feb 24, 2013

With the Naught to Sixty app, it is possible to perform acceleration time measurements for the following speeds and distances:

0-60, 0-100, 0-200 mph
0-100, 0-200, 0-300 km/h
0-60-0, 0-100-0, 0-200-0 mph
0-100-0, 0-200-0, 0-300-0 km/h
1/4 Mile, 500 m, 100 m

In order to install this app, extract the .zip file to the folder *Assetto Corsa Installation Directory*/apps/python. To use it, simply stop the car and press the button labeled Start. The system will be ready and the timer will start the moment you start moving. If you press the Start button again while being in motion, the current measurement will simply be stopped, whereas, in case you've brought the car to a hold, a new one will be started.

Naught to Sixty App

Eryk03 · Feb 25, 2013

How to label "start" button?

Bram Hengeveld · Feb 26, 2013

An app which displays latitudinal and longitudinal G forces on a circular chart. Unzip it into your AC_TechPreview folder.

Circular G Meter

Terry Evers · Feb 26, 2013

Much cooler then the standard one .. Thanks!

Stereo · Feb 26, 2013

Just a simple app that measures the length of each shift, based on either time with the clutch active or time not in gear. Displays the most recent shift, as well as overall statistics for the current race, giving average times of upshifts and downshifts.

Shift Benchmark

Stefan Mizzi · Feb 26, 2013

All you need to do is copy the files in the folder content\cars\lotus_elise_sc\sfx for the lotus. Always backup your files first! Thanks to Attilio Barba from Radiators Spring, here is his first sound mod which I really like. Thanks Attilo!

Elise SC Sound Mod

Note: According to Attilio, mod is not finished yet.

Stefan Mizzi · Feb 26, 2013

raczger · Feb 26, 2013

This app counting the drifted points. Unzip the downloaded archive and copy to your Assetto Corsa folder /apps/python

Drift points

Bram Hengeveld · Feb 27, 2013

Thanks Raczger

Yoschl · Feb 27, 2013

About the App With the Tire Temperature Window app, you can define a custom temperature window for your tires (in the format of target temperature +/- deviation). This way, the app can display tire graphics whose color quickly tells you about the temperature state of your tires at a glance: if your tires are too cool, they are colored blue, while they become red when they receive too much heat. If you are inside your preferred temperature window, they are displayed as green. Your current window settings are stored in a file so you don't have to re-enter them each and every time you start the game. In addition, two small graphical elements indicate the dirtyness of the tires and the suspension travel: the white bar to the left of the tire illustration tells you how clean each tire is (a full white bar equates to a dirt-free tire surface, whereas the bar shrinks upon contamination). Note that you can accumulate more dirt on the tires than the graphic can display; thus, the indicator may take a while to reappear after long detours. The small orange line, on the other hand, shows you the suspension movement. What's new?

1.1: tire dirtiness and suspension travel indicators were added
1.0: initial release

Installation and Usage To install it, extract the ZIP-archive to the *Assetto Corsa Installation Directory*/apps/python folder. If you have installed a previous version of this app, there is no need to remove that, simply overwrite it. Usage: utilize the two text boxes at the bottom of the app window to enter the target temperature and the allowed deviation (and confirm by pressing the Enter key). By this, the values are automatically saved as well.

Tire Temperature Window App

Danny Giusa · Feb 28, 2013

Hey Yoschi,

I really like the new version of your app, especially you cleaned up the code and the started to use classes, is awesome

Keep it going !

Maybe you want to implement a live color change of your tyre temperatures, it's pretty easy.

Code:

def checkTireTemp(self):
  global tempTarget, tempDeviation
  if self.temp < (tempTarget - tempDeviation):
    ac.glColor4f(0,0.645,0.74,1)
elif self.temp >= (tempTarget - tempDeviation) and self.temp <= (tempTarget + tempDeviation):
  ac.glColor4f(0,0.744,0,1)
else:
  ac.glColor4f(0.74,0,0,1)

You only need to deliver the temperature in the definition of the function devided by 100 and add a constant for a nice colorrange from cold to optimal and to hot.

Code:

def checkTireTemp(self, temperature):
  global tempTarget, tempDeviation
  if self.temp < (tempTarget - tempDeviation):
    ac.glColor4f(0, 0.25 + temperature / 100, 1.0 - temperature / 100, 1)

I just made this in my version, too.
I don't want to criticize your work, just give a nice handy hint, because I like your work !

Best Regards
Danny

TLiivo · Mar 1, 2013

Color pack

Marcel Pfister · Mar 1, 2013

For my first skin I used some logos i´ve found in the install of AC-TP. Carbon Skin from Juandi Sanchez and i edited the stripes from Stereo. I hope you like it.

Carbonfiber Skin in Kunos AC Style

Juandi_Sanchez · Mar 1, 2013

Hello fellow. Lately I've been working on a set of templates that I would like to share with you all as soon as Kunos is OK with this. Cheers. Edited: I got the OK, here we go. Instructions inside the attachment.

Templates v0.8

Terry Evers · Mar 1, 2013

So with zero modding experience, apart from some minor tweaks and using content made by others .. What is needed to open and edit these .psd files? Tried Adobe PhotoShop but no joy.

Idd like to have a look at skinning myself, maybe you could point me towards a relevant tutorial?

Ivan Richard Navarro · Mar 2, 2013

thanks! there is also the template of the body?

Terry Evers · Mar 2, 2013

Hmmm no wonder i couldent open these .. seems my Photoshop install got borked somehow. Program hangs on boot

Terry Evers · Mar 2, 2013

Ok downloaded Gimp and managed to find the file i wanted to start editing.
Heres where im at right now.

Now forgive me for the newb questions but how do i build a new .dds file from these files ?
When i try to export the file with Gimp i dont have an option for .dds format. So how to proceed from here ?

A little help would be much appreciated

Rupe Wilson · Mar 2, 2013

You need the dds pluggin for Gimp (2.8) running on a 64 bit system
if its 32bit you need a different one
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/115891207/gimp-dds-win64-2.2.1 (1).zip
with Gimp when done you have to export to DDS not use the save feature..

put it in here \Gimp 2.8\GIMP 2\lib\gimp\2.0\plug-ins