Stock Car Extreme Mods (merged)

[ML2166]

Hey guys

Okay here are the skins created by me over the last few weeks.

38 in total, 19 Chevrolet and 19 Peugeot.

All completely fictional of course, but I hope you enjoy them.

I have given all the cars different numbers and names from the originals in game, so you should be able to run them alongside the original skins.

Pretty new to the modding aspect on the rfactor platform, and this is my first attempt.

Haven't found a way to have the game read a new RFM file hence the reason for the new numbers and names.

Hope you enjoy them........happy racing fellas!

Chevrolet Part 1

Chevrolet Part 2

Peugeot's

 

[P*Funk]

Well my experience with wheel slip especially with these late era formula cars is that even going in a straight line you can get wheel spin on the curbing or on the less grippy run off on the outside of some curbs and it will still yaw the car in the direction of the slipping wheel.

I also think its hard to see whats happening in those replays definitively except that somehow the curbs caused the car to lose control. I don't see how it would cause the tires on the paved surface to slip, at least not immediately as the primary cause of rear traction loss. I think its clear that traction was lost on the inside tires first and that would be for whatever reason in this game engine on these tracks. I think there is probably some weirdness to the physics and dealing with curbs. It always feels different in every sim for me. If you drive rFactor 2 the curbs feel less likely to spin you but pull your car towards them I assume due to less grip on that side making the grippier tires rotate the car. In AC they rattle like hell but don't feel like rF2 but feel more stable in F1 cars than GSCE. At least to me.

 

[Punknoodle]

This is a really well made track, I'm using it all the time. I go to this track and compete in real life but normally on the Sprint and Clubman layouts - don't suppose it would be possible to include those layouts?

 

[Patrick Giranthon]

It could be, as the road parts exist.
But not planned for the moment ;-)

 

[Punknoodle]

Thanks for the reply, yeah I've been driving the layouts, just without timing obviously. If you do get time to readdress the track in regards to layouts I would really appreciate it! If you need any information on the circuit or the layouts I would be pleased to help.

 

[Patrick Giranthon]

Thanks for the help. ;-)

 

[Sergio Gomez]

Hi Patrick, this template should work with the rfactor version too, right?

 

[Patrick Giranthon]

Hi!

Never tried , but It should I suppose

 

[dungbeetle]

Hi, Patrick.

Many thanks for such a wonderful car. I was so pleased to find this for GSCE as it reminds me so much of the LX4/6 in 'Live For Speed', which was my favourite car in that sim.

I've only recently discovered GSCE and am still familiarising myself with it, so please forgive what might be a daft question.

When I turn the car into a corner, the car 'falls in' (or pulls in) to the turn and then I have to forcefully counter steer to straighten up after the turn. Can you tell me, is this intended behaviour? I've never driven a Caterham so I wouldn't know.

I have tried inverting the FFB, but then the wheel pulls left and right away from centre when the car is stationary, so I assume that this is not required.

Regards,
dungbeetle.

 

[Patrick Giranthon]

Hi. Did You copy the realfeel infos In the realfeel.ini?

 

[dungbeetle]

Hi. Did You copy the realfeel infos In the realfeel.ini?

Hi, Patrick.
Thanks for the quick reply.
When I looked they were already in there at the bottom, although I didn't copy them myself:

I did change the MaxForceAtSteeringRack myself though to 1800 to see if it improved things, but the overall feel is still the same.

 

[Patrick Giranthon]

Keep -1800. Anyway these lines are In the .txtwith the mod.
From what I Have seen the Cat Is not really glued on the road And the tires are a kind of road tires, not race tires. The car seems to be not so easy to drive In real (there Is a video somewhere).

 

[dungbeetle]

Keep -1800. Anyway these lines are In the .txtwith the mod.
From what I Have seen the Cat Is not really glued on the road And the tires are a kind of road tires, not race tires. The car seems to be not so easy to drive In real (there Is a video somewhere).

Actually, when the car drops into the corners I find it makes it quicker turning and in some ways easier to drive.

I was just wondering if that was how it was designed to behave, or if I had something set up incorrectly.

 

[dungbeetle]

Patrick.
I think I may have found a solution to my problem.
By changing the FFBMixerRealFeelPercent from (+)100.000000 to (-)100.000000 in the RealFeelPlugin.ini file, the stationary wheel centering is now correct and the car no longer drops into corners.
Not sure why this is the case though, as all the default cars have a FFBMixerRealFeelPercent of (+)100.000000 and work just fine.
Very strange!

 

[Paulo Gomes]

So my question is, does anyone know if it's possible to port RF2 tracks to GSCE?

Exactly what I came here to ask, is this possible ?

 

[Patrick Giranthon]

Oh, well, strange...
The car Is not easy to drive, but I think I did not get exactly your problem In fact.
Anyway, I am happy You fixed the problem

 

[hummer444]

Expect the mod with all kind of updates (graphical) and HDV (steering rotation/lock) soon
And will be present in AMS.

 

[PATR10T]

you can convert everything from one game to another game the question is more how much work it will be

 

[dungbeetle]

Thanks.
So pleased I found this game. As I said earlier, it reminds me a lot of 'Live For Speed', which has a similar look and also has great physics. The only problem with LFS though is it's mainly an online sim, so the AI is very basic and crashes into you a lot if you want to race alone offline.
GSCE has very good AI though, which makes it a great all-round package.

 

[Danny Hendriks]

wrong threat

 

[Msportdan]

reiza using ur models then