Looking good. Can't wait to get my hands on the template. I assume the number plates x3 and 'flags' are the only things I'll need to keep? Everything else can be changed when I make my own?
1/Logo's and number plates on the car are fixed and may not be (re)moved or replaced, with exception from my personal logo, which you can keep, delete or replace with an own logo (but on the same place!).
2/The flags on the side are part of the livery, they are not included in the template of the car or the pitboard. The striping is also not included in the template, so there's quite some free space for making your own skin.
3/The flags on the hood are part of the pace car skin, not part of the participant skins. They will have the BMW M235i Racing Cup logo by RaceDepartment on the hood, which may not be removed or replaced.
4/All logo's and number plates in all templates (pitboard, helmet, suit, car, window banner) are to be kept in place and may not be replaced, with exception from my personal SSSS logo.
There are 2 good reasons for this:
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uniformity and simplicity for the RD competition monitors. I placed the RD logo's that way an RD logo is seen from every angle but do not interfere too much with the creation of liveries.
-legal issues can cause serious consequences when logo's are being used from companies which are not (yet) linked in a direct way with Assetto Corsa or are not in the game. Therefore I chose to use only RD logo's, the BMW M235i RC logo from RD and the Dunlop logo seen on the front bumper (it's just there, not my work) and the tyres. The main problem is that these races are being broadcast (with live coverage?) and then these legal issues come into discussion.
SO PLEASE, respect this decision. It has occurred in recent history an author of a skin has been fined heavily (€7000!!) for an infringement of this kind.
5/ The templates will all have multiple layers for each logo, number plate, base color, striping. The base color will be set to white as standard, the striping layer can be used for your livery design. It's just there to help you, off course one can add layers as much as they want to create the livery.
There's also a layer called "name" and/or "number" in the pitboard, helmet and window banner template. This is where you need to put your name and/or number off course, preferrably in that size and on that spot as close as possible. Font isn't important as long as I can read it.
It speaks for itself that you put the numbers into the number plates
For now that's all I have on regulation, I'll include a README file with the templates.