INSTRUCTIONS:
1) Download & Extract the tool (right click "f1.rar")
2) Download/Subscribe to the workshop: Formula 1 Workshop file (f1 2021)
3) Run the "F1Setups.exe" app
4) Choose track, setup and adjust to your wishes. Hit Use (or check auto-use)
5) On-track hit load from workshop and choose "All Setups | scruffe"
f1 2021
f1 2020
The tool will save and edit out of game, and when you press "Use" (or check auto use) it will overwrite the workshop file , that you would load in-game.
If the app wont launch:
Try placing it in your f12020 install directory
else, please leave a comment with your issue
if the app launches but you get steamdir workshop errors:
If you want to use your old setups made before setups editor 2.0:
go to Settings/import previous setups
View source code:
Github: https://github.com/scruffe/F1Setups
it wasn't easy to make and Feedback is appreciated!
1) Download & Extract the tool (right click "f1.rar")
2) Download/Subscribe to the workshop: Formula 1 Workshop file (f1 2021)
3) Run the "F1Setups.exe" app
4) Choose track, setup and adjust to your wishes. Hit Use (or check auto-use)
5) On-track hit load from workshop and choose "All Setups | scruffe"
f1 2021
f1 2020
in short how Setup editor works:The tool will save and edit out of game, and when you press "Use" (or check auto use) it will overwrite the workshop file , that you would load in-game.
If the app wont launch:
Try placing it in your f12020 install directory
else, please leave a comment with your issue
if the app launches but you get steamdir workshop errors:
- Check if you had the racebox (the 1st dropdown menu bottom left) selected the right game (eg f12021 if you playing f12021)?
- Did you get a file-explorer popup saying "please select steam library"
- last if so could you check if the directories found in f1setups/config/config.json (you can open them with notepad) show the right information for you? for example: ("workshop_dir": "<D:/SteamLibrary/steamapps/workshop/content/1080110", )
If you want to use your old setups made before setups editor 2.0:
go to Settings/import previous setups
View source code:
Github: https://github.com/scruffe/F1Setups
it wasn't easy to make and Feedback is appreciated!