I have just copied over lots of gb's of mods across to my steam installation. But none of the mods are showing in their seperate categories and only showing up in the all cars/all tracks category. Is there a way to manually change these mods to fit in their own category?
If the mod you dowloaded does not include rfm or tga files stored in a rFm folder, here's a guide on how create them by yourself, and it takes like 10 min. http://www.racedepartment.com/threads/howto-create-your-own-rfm-mod-section-in-game.89267/
Try to create rfm section for Historic GT & Touring Cars in 10 minutes... If you succeed, you're a machine.
That seems to be it. Fixed one of the mods already and seems to work correctly. Now I have about another 40 mods to edit..wish me luck.
yea but how you create serepate championships for historic x just like rfactor? to serepate groups (a2 b2 etc) so you dont have to race with stronger or weaker opponents
ty i allready download this. but there is a problem. you can seperate the classes in race events but not at season (championship). there is only one season with all class together. i tried to race events and keep the points to the excel file i found in the site but everytime i race there are diferent drivers names... edit: another problem i have with this mod i download from there is that i get a crash dump file...when i put an older mod i have without the rfm (only gamedata) and make my own rfm (all class together) i dont have crash dump... edit2: i found my solution to my second problem. i had to delete the reiza96 file from userdata
OK I report this. The trouble is that many mods from rF, are designed to race online. Not for offline championships. I have no idea what could be the problem. Before, without RFM section, neither could do a championship and all categories were mixed. Now at least you can make races with cars of the same category. Glad you were able to solve the second problem.
