Cool. You should put the source files also on github so you could collaborate better. Still a mystery to me why almost nobody uses github for mods. Seems like moders are afraid of git bash.
GitHub release is already planned, just at this stage I barely have anything that is worth sharing on GitHub. Most effort was put into collecting and classifying all the source tech data which you can find included in the download. Then also several evenings of modelling suspension geometry in Solvespace to get correct numbers for Assetto Corsa. + many days with AC specific .ini files and Blender modelling.Nice start of an SS! In flat shading some people may think it is rough, but back in 2005 I made a model for GTA Vice City and it had similar level of detail (back then the modelling standards were not as high either).Back in 2007/2008 I started an early 3D model for this. If I had more time I would love to help on this
Nice to see one with proper physics in game!
Where did you find the section of the wheel and the suspension? I have started the same project and was looking for some references. Would you mind sharing it? Or, if you don't mind, can you share the 3D mesh of the wheel if your project is not going ahead anymore? That will save me a small amount of time. Thanks in advance.
Hi, I am not following Racedepartment all the time, but sure, first of all everything you see in the screenshots is already available open-source here: https://github.com/SDX-LV/model_of_Bugatti_EB110
Hey gpktm (or SDK), have you any updates on your EB110? This was heading in a great direction, especially those wheel scans posted above. I have never liked those Bugatti wheels until now
, they should be "painted" to mimic that scanned grid as they look in SDK's picture. It would be so much cooler than the very plain silver from the factory..
