The "What Are You Working On?" Thread

[Wolfzz]

Bremgarten v.0.1.2 How long for a release?
Looks Fantastic well Done your a Legend.

 

[chili pepper]

It does now - cheers buddy!

Sweeeeet! Who knew it was that easy?

well Done your a Legend

...more a reluctant rock star...

 

[Nicecuppatea]

I think sometimes we need a like emoji that says 'I f!%ing love that!'.

 

[Fat-Alfie]

Bremgarten v.0.1.2 How long for a release?

I have all of the vegetation to add, as well as final optimisation (consolodating textures and merging objects), plus Time Attack mode and the Sections file to make.

So, probably 4-6 weeks, I would guess

 

[Ben O'Bro]

I have all of the vegetation to add, as well as final optimisation (consolodating textures and merging objects), plus Time Attack mode and the Sections file to make.

So, probably 4-6 weeks, I would guess

one can only applaud and respect your remarkable sense of patience and rigueur (so french)

 

[Matthew327]

Probably a stupid thing to ask, but how does one make a badly mapped car skinnable?

Specifically one of the RTM cars (the 2020 Porsche 935) which is just horrendously badly mapped and cannot be skinned whatsoever.

 

[Rodger Davies]

Probably a stupid thing to ask, but how does one make a badly mapped car skinnable?

Specifically one of the RTM cars (the 2020 Porsche 935) which is just horrendously badly mapped and cannot be skinned whatsoever.

You'd need to remap it in 3D software I believe:

 

[Rodger Davies]

Does any dust kick up when you drive through that area?

It does now - cheers buddy!

Originally when you said that, I thought to myself "oh please don't do that, it'll look naff".

I was wrong. Very wrong. It's really nice and subtle.

Added dusty gravel marks left by quarry vehicles, ubiquitous Swiss and Bern flags, and a massive boulder, because... Switzerland

These pics are like renaissance paintings - every time I view them I see some additional little detail I hadn't noticed before. On latest viewing, it was the birds sitting on the bunting... [chef kiss emoji]

 

[chili pepper]

Originally when you said that, I thought to myself "oh please don't do that, it'll look naff".

I was wrong. Very wrong. It's really nice and subtle.

I was thinking of the way the sand kicks up when driving where it's blown over the track surface on Sergio Loro's Zandvoort. Always liked that little added "something".

Never to worry, Fat-Alfie got skills.

 

[Ben O'Bro]

SIGNS !
i assumed... it's an old british colony
i assumed, it must have british signs

so i did.

not to be confused with

please respect the law

and a screenshot for free

signs available to download here:

Track Props

Few props to help modders with their tracks. Feel free to use, change, improve, degrade, whatever you want :) Mention is always appreciated. It's hand made by me, and It's free of use! fbx + ini + dds : ------------------- Road two road...

www.racedepartment.com

 

[Sergio Loro]

I was thinking of the way the sand kicks up when driving where it's blown over the track surface on Sergio Loro's Zandvoort. Always liked that little added "something".

Never to worry, Fat-Alfie got skills.

i am asking myself why did not make it at other tracks

 

[ltcars]

Lol to ground the conversation a bit here are some of my screenshots from the Sir Francis Drake Circuit from this Top Gear episode:

I'm more or less following @LilSki 's tutorial, today I found Lidar data, so I started again (not much progress to catch up)

 

[ben32star]

Everything still in WIP as I began this today
Mercedes W12 windscreen add-on for RSS FH21

The onboard look with the winglets in the air duct. It would be very complex and hard to do an add-on for adapt the RSS chassis/halo with the original car, so onboard is not 100% like the real

More add-ons for more cars to come in the future

 

[Stereo]

I tend to just do my checklists in a text editor... it's close to 1.0 now that lod d is done

 

[Ben O'Bro]

Electricity has reached the island.

 

[chili pepper]

i am asking myself why did not make it at other tracks

I think it was used to good measure, a convincing effect that adds something - but not overdone. I'm a fan of the classic Zandvoort configuration and I would imagine it to be sandy at spots.

 

[Raymond Racing]

I think it was used to good measure, a convincing effect that adds something - but not overdone. I'm a fan of the classic Zandvoort configuration and I would imagine it to be sandy it a spots.

Something like this would work *wonders* for the Sakhir circuit, or hell any other track in a desert or canyon setting for that matter.

 

[LilSki]

I think it was used to good measure, a convincing effect that adds something - but not overdone. I'm a fan of the classic Zandvoort configuration and I would imagine it to be sandy it a spots.

The reality of that is the sand would eventually be blown off the track and grip up. The way Sergio's Zandvoort was setup with that sand it took away the one place in the final corner where you can setup a pass down the main straight. Might be fun for hot lapping but for actual racing it was unrealistic and ultimately very annoying. In the end we had to setup a special version without the sand and racing was greatly improved.

 

[Sergio Loro]

I think it was used to good measure, a convincing effect that adds something - but not overdone. I'm a fan of the classic Zandvoort configuration and I would imagine it to be sandy it a spots.

yes, i think it would be great if "dust effect" decrease while cars pass over it. at this video you can see track dusty at beginning of event and looks like get clear while racing, at first shot you can check one car passing at T1 making a lot of dust at inside line.

 

[MohdTN]

it's all coming together.
and now to the details part

and some props with lods