Want to have matchy matchy car and race driver suit... well it's not too hard to achieve
The files that you will be editing are found here:
...\Documents\Assetto Corsa Competizione\Customs\Drivers
which are:
driver1.json
driver2.json
driver3.json
Where driver1.json is you, and the other two are your co-drivers.
Firstly, you need to use the in-game editor to paint up your helmet to suit as desired, as this can not be changed any other way at this point.
Now, as in the above, I will use Castrol Honda for this example.
1 go to Single Player
2 set to Custom Race Weekend
3 select Team
4 select Car
5 select Driver
6 select Start Session
7 select Start Race
8 drive until the race timer starts to count down
9 pause and select Save
10 select Quit
Now, close ACC completely.
Navigate to this folder:
...\Documents\Assetto Corsa Competizione\Savegames
This is where all you saved games are stored and would look something like this
sort by Date modified as you are looking for the newest files saved.
Open the xSE.json in notepad, where x will be a number that changes depending on how many saved games you have. In this example, 3SE.json
Ctrl+F to bring up the search and enter your drivers' last name, in this example Guerrieri
Tip - untick Match case as this makes it a lot easier to find entries...
It should look like this:
Code:
"drivers": [
{
"info": {
"firstName": "Esteban",
"lastName": "Guerrieri",
"shortName": "GUE",
"weight": 80,
"nationality": 14,
"driverCategory": 2,
"helmetTemplateKey": 149,
"helmetBaseColor": 0,
"helmetDetailColor": 0,
"helmetMaterialType": 0,
"helmetGlassColor": 0,
"helmetGlassMetallic": 0.0,
"glovesTemplateKey": 200,
"suitTemplateKey": 365,
"suitDetailColor1": 0,
"suitDetailColor2": 0,
"playerID": "1",
"aiSkill": 78,
"aiAggro": 70,
"aiRainSkill": 50,
"aiConsistency": 50
}
}
]The two entries you need are "glovesTemplateKey" & "suitTemplateKey". I know that you can saw and got all excited that there was a "helmetTemplateKey" but sadly, this call up does not work in your driver .json.
Make a note of the two call up numbers and now open your driver1.json in notepad that will look something like this:
Code:
{
"firstName": "Günthar",
"lastName": "Rowe",
"shortName": "ROW",
"nationality": 40,
"driverCategory": 3,
"helmetTemplateKey": 511,
"helmetBaseColor": 530,
"helmetDetailColor": 508,
"helmetMaterialType": 1,
"helmetGlassColor": 501,
"helmetGlassMetallic": 0.0,
"glovesTemplateKey": 96,
"suitTemplateKey": 365,
"suitDetailColor1": 0,
"suitDetailColor2": 0,
"playerID": "0",
"aiSkill": 100,
"aiAggro": 50,
"aiRainSkill": 50,
"aiConsistency": 50
}and edit the "glovesTemplateKey" & "suitTemplateKey" values to match those that you found in the xSE.json and save the file.
Launch ACC and go to your Driver Profile and you should now see your drives in their new race suits and gloves.
I personally didn't like the gloves that the driver I copied had, so changed them.
Glove template keys are - 1-14, 30-36, 50-52, 70-73, 90-97
Please note that if you use the in-game driver editor, it will overwrite your customised file.
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