The loop for the AI on "Targa-Florio" took as long as that for "Glencoe" but the effort was even harder.
Install: make sure your "Targa-Florio" is working ok (assettodb version 0.5) and then place the contents of this .7z into "..\assettocorsa\content\tracks\". Confirm merging of folders to add the "Traffic" and "Freeroam" layouts.
Update 30.10.2020: For v.0.92 of the track use the link from this post.
In "--ppfilter--" subfolder you may find the filter I use to get warmer colors with CSP v0.1.51 weather. The "1__AB_warm.ini" is meant to go into "..\AssettoCorsa\system\cfg\ppfilters\" should you choose to give it a try.
Recommended settings:
PS - included are couple of surprises for those that like to tweak the weather and season for the track. I leave to you to find out what they are.
Happy driving!
The "GIS" add-on for Blender was used for creating the 3d model of the landscape.
"Google Earth Pro" was the means for the main texture. Then came the hard part - matching all with the track's model. I know the mesh is not connected as it should but for now this is the best I can do for this track.
If like me you find the "shadows" in the lower half of the trees way too dark and can't find a sweet spot with CSP-config, there's the reason:
instead of
To rectify that situation there is a much easier way:
For that to be applied only on the trees, treelines, cliffs, crowds and horizon you have to isolate the objects by copy-pasting filtered objects into new model, then erase those filtered from the "targa_florio.kn5" and save a temporary model without overwriting the original. Close "targa_florio.kn5" and open the temporary into which copy-paste the edited objects from the new model, save the temporary with a slightly different name (ie "1targa_florio.kn5") and test it by editing the "models***.ini" and loading the track with the edited model to check if all is good. I included into "..\targa_florio\2way\extension\" a variant of the CSP config for the corrected normals.
"Google Earth Pro" was the means for the main texture. Then came the hard part - matching all with the track's model. I know the mesh is not connected as it should but for now this is the best I can do for this track.
If like me you find the "shadows" in the lower half of the trees way too dark and can't find a sweet spot with CSP-config, there's the reason:
instead of
To rectify that situation there is a much easier way:
For that to be applied only on the trees, treelines, cliffs, crowds and horizon you have to isolate the objects by copy-pasting filtered objects into new model, then erase those filtered from the "targa_florio.kn5" and save a temporary model without overwriting the original. Close "targa_florio.kn5" and open the temporary into which copy-paste the edited objects from the new model, save the temporary with a slightly different name (ie "1targa_florio.kn5") and test it by editing the "models***.ini" and loading the track with the edited model to check if all is good. I included into "..\targa_florio\2way\extension\" a variant of the CSP config for the corrected normals.
Install: make sure your "Targa-Florio" is working ok (assettodb version 0.5) and then place the contents of this .7z into "..\assettocorsa\content\tracks\". Confirm merging of folders to add the "Traffic" and "Freeroam" layouts.
Update 30.10.2020: For v.0.92 of the track use the link from this post.
In "--ppfilter--" subfolder you may find the filter I use to get warmer colors with CSP v0.1.51 weather. The "1__AB_warm.ini" is meant to go into "..\AssettoCorsa\system\cfg\ppfilters\" should you choose to give it a try.
Recommended settings:
PS - included are couple of surprises for those that like to tweak the weather and season for the track. I leave to you to find out what they are.
Happy driving!