Route des 5 chateaux 1.1
- Author willi95
- Creation date
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- assetto corsa
Dear Assetto's racer,
This mod is La Route des 5 Chateaux, it's the more narrow, the more winding and technical mountain forest road, thay I've done to this day.
It clearly closer than a rally track than a Hillclimb race because of several camber changes and bumps.
This is NOT A REPRODUCTION, my mod draws roads, corners positions, but there's severals height variation all along roads.
Here the changelog of the V1.1 update :
- Addition of elements to get a rally ambiance
- Little reduction of some bumps
I hope that you gonna enjoy this mod with this version and have fun !!!
PS : You can still get the version without the rally element by replacing the "models.ini" file in the mod folder
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