Just as in Gotzenburg's post https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/gotzenburg-sweden.61347/ the reason for making this clue available, I follow the same justification in posting this other Wiesbaden work.
Due to the large number of views of a previous post https://www.racedepartment.com/threads/about-converting-f1c-tracks-to-rf.257273/ where I ask for help to solve a problem of converting two tracks from F1C to Rfactor, I am making this work available: Wiesbaden. I understand that although I did not receive any help, these viewers of the post were there to offer it, if they could, and even to learn or gain something from my post and in respect and consideration for them is that I am making this work available, as well as soon I will be making others available. Without knowing who to ask permission for this conversion should actually be treated as a reconversion, since normally this kind of work is originally done for Rfactor himself and then converted to other games, I humbly ask that whoever originally did this understand that all I did was make a work worthy of respect to its author; never to demean, but, on the contrary, to magnify the work! Good fun!
Due to the large number of views of a previous post https://www.racedepartment.com/threads/about-converting-f1c-tracks-to-rf.257273/ where I ask for help to solve a problem of converting two tracks from F1C to Rfactor, I am making this work available: Wiesbaden. I understand that although I did not receive any help, these viewers of the post were there to offer it, if they could, and even to learn or gain something from my post and in respect and consideration for them is that I am making this work available, as well as soon I will be making others available. Without knowing who to ask permission for this conversion should actually be treated as a reconversion, since normally this kind of work is originally done for Rfactor himself and then converted to other games, I humbly ask that whoever originally did this understand that all I did was make a work worthy of respect to its author; never to demean, but, on the contrary, to magnify the work! Good fun!
