Cars Porsche 911 Singer 1.1

[jonelsorel]

 

[Tumultageddon]

Wow I was absolutely amazed by this mod. The real car has so much attention to detail, it's insane. I could not believe that this car has over 4000 man hours of work go into it before its ready for the road. The lengths gone to are mind blowing. This same mind set is recreated here on the mod too, so many little details that have been included in the model. It looks fantastic and it's not a bad drive at all. Well done and thanks for bringing this to the community.

 

[Grace Dylan]

Whenever I try to use this car it runs out of fuel as soon as I throttle.... With a full tank set and fuel comp at 1%

 

[Ben O'Bro]

Whenever I try to use this car it runs out of fuel as soon as I throttle.... With a full tank set and fuel comp at 1%

never heard of such issue!
version of CSP ?
put fuel comp to 0% the time being ?

 

[AccAkut]

never heard of such issue!
version of CSP ?
put fuel comp to 0% the time being ?

looks like a bug I currently experience too, with every car. It happens when i try starting a race with a grid I had created in an earlier session (with CM being closed in the meantime I think), something messes up the fuel comp calculation and no car will move of the grid

 

[AlleyViper]

Have you tried if disabling "New Ai behavior" sorts it (or pin it to the non default cache options)? I've never faced that AI starting issue, but that extension is almost always disabled and fuel consumption is left at 1x.

 

[Maz - Singer]

What the hell is all this? Can someone explain who built these?

This is awesome.

 

[Maz - Singer]

Sorry.. this is Maz from Singer. We are staring at this in awe.

 

[Kyuubeey]

What the hell is all this? Can someone explain who built these?

This is awesome.

Heh, nice. I'm happy you like it.

Like it says in the original post:

"♦♦ Credits ♦♦
3D model : Szymon Kubicki & Ben O'Bro
Textures and all the fun : Ben O'Bro
(brilliant) Physics : Arch"

Ben is the project lead and he got a nice high-quality model from Szymon to work with and he optimized it, whipped it up to work in AC and all that.

I'm "Arch" and I did the physics for the car. Although there's still a few improvements I want to make at some point, but it's fair for what it is.

If any of you boys at Singer want to spill a little more details on the exact specifications on the car, maybe it'll go by easier.

How did you like the car? Did I get the baseline setup anywhere close to where it really is?

 

[Ben O'Bro]

@Maz - Singer ;
I was in touch with Chris M. from Singer, i think he showed you guys some footage of the car ingame already back in December.
We were meant to exchange more this year, but then all this situation happened.
Meanwhile, i'm super glad to hear you appreciate our work !

Regarding how, who and what, see what was said in the post above

The inital thread for the work in progress is here :

Cars - WIP - 911 by Singer

EDIT 2019/10 Singer v0.9 : https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/porsche-911-singer.29318/ -------------------------- it's happening, i'm creating a new thread. After too many pages of Caterham(s)... - still my first mod ever :D - the time has come. Now i went the lazy road again. After...

www.racedepartment.com

It's been a really nice project to work on
trying to reflect somehow the quality you achieve on your machines!
Safe to say, if we could have any feedback from you, that would be priceless

 

[Fat-Alfie]

You gotta love the whole 'modder in awe of real car / real owner in awe of mod ' scenario

 

[Maz - Singer]

This is super cool. Happy to share information that will help. You can get me directly at maz@singervehicledesign.com

 

[CobraCat]

It begins!!!!

 

[jonelsorel]

Here's to v2.0!

 

[jonelsorel]

Gotta love the work mentality, Singer / Ed Pink .

 

[jonelsorel]

Maz & the gang, thank you guys for making the real one!
Ben & Arch, thank you for making this one!

And thank y'all for keeping the kid behind the steering wheel alive and kicking!

 

[jonelsorel]

Oy, guys. Good news on the physics side. Ilja just made it possible to adjust clutch bite point/curve. Vanilla AC works a bit weird, and you can feel that with any car in the game when you leave from a standstill.

To use and test the new feature, enable extended physics by having this in car.ini:

[HEADER]
VERSION=extended-2

And this in drivetrain.ini:

[_EXTENSION]
CLUTCH_LUT = (|0=0|0.3=0.1|0.7=0.5|0.9=0.8|1=1|)

Of course, you can adjust what's between the () any way you wish. I feel like those values, although not perfect, already make a world of difference. You need to use CSP 1.6.5+ to have this.

PS: i'm thinking Maz can give us a bit of feedback or a hint about how the real one handles.

 

[aphidgod]

That's a cool feature... clutch feel can be wildly divergent from car to car (and as the friction disc wears.)

 

[Davide Nativo]

That's a cool feature... clutch feel can be wildly divergent from car to car (and as the friction disc wears.)

Remove “can”, it very much is! Plus, racing clutches are an entirely different thing from those we have in our daily drives.

 

[jonelsorel]

Apparently vanilla AC multiplies the clutch value by some factor, add to that the sketchy standstill physics and it's practically impossible to leave properly from a standstill. Now it feels much better, thanks to the wizard.

Oh, and good news on the visual side, also thanks to him. Much easier to do those gauges with CSP. I'll get to work tomorrow.