Content Manager - Physics Check

[GIBBONSGIBBONS]

Hi, my first post on the forum and starting to really sink my teeth into AC and modding for the first time. I have one question when it comes to content manager and assessing cars:

I've seen people on both this forum and other sources post screenshots or comments along the lines of: "this car has a 100% match to the Kunos Lotus 72D in suspension.ini" or words to that effect.

How are they able to get this information? I was thinking it was just one of the features in the 'analyse' part of content managers car section, but I intentionally downloaded a couple of cars that apparently have a 100% match to Kunos cars in some areas and yet I get no such message.

Is there a special plugin for content manager or another mod altogether that I need to be able to see this information? Thanks in advance.

 

[Please Stop This]

click version number seven times and the other stuff in the pic

 

[GIBBONSGIBBONS]

Thank you, perfect, knew there was something I was missing!

 

[Craig Dunkley]

Not possible for me..there is no developer mode and the app version is just a line of 0000-0000 and so on and yes I did donate...also there is no "DEV" option in the list.

 

[Please Stop This]

 

[AccAkut]

There was a reason this mode is not open from the get go, and info about it shared in PM between trusted modders and moderators

 

[Please Stop This]

not sure what you mean, what IS the reason to not tell anybody? elitism?

 

[Danny kung]

I'm a little confused because I also don't see what's so bad about it?

 

[Craig Dunkley]

 

[Please Stop This]

you didnt "click version number seven times"

APP-key
and
APP-version

are different things

 

[AccAkut]

not sure what you mean, what IS the reason to not tell anybody? elitism?

It was implemented at the request of a mod repository site to check for rips. And it should be quite clear that it's just as good a tool to check your own rips against... change details until it won't show up as "100% match" in the check.

 

[Neilski]

It was implemented at the request of a mod repository site to check for rips. And it should be quite clear that it's just as good a tool to check your own rips against... change details until it won't show up as "100% match" in the check.

Well, I think the fact that people have been posting pictures from the tool (like the ones the OP mentions) kinda let the cat out of the bag a long time ago...