Create Screenshot 'Preview' like Standard AC-Preview

MatrixMulder · Jun 3, 2017

Hello,
how can i create the same Preview from my own painted cars, like AC?

The same angle and so...
i know, i need stuido black. But i looks different, than orignal AC Priview pics.

Can anybody help me?

Please

jlnprssnr · Jun 3, 2017

Content Manager can do this. Don't know if you need the full version, though

Grand Tourist · Jun 3, 2017

MatrixMulder said:
Hello,
how can i create the same Preview from my own painted cars, like AC?

The same angle and so...
i know, i need stuido black. But i looks different, than orignal AC Priview pics.

Can anybody help me?

Please

Yes. Go to assettocorsa/sdk/dev/kspreviewbuilder. Open the application, select your car of choice and showroom of choice and hit the start button. All skins with no preview will be automatically screened and applied with the preview showroom you selected. If you still feel there is a difference, uncheck the box to apply a preview for all skins of the car(s) you chose. Take note that this might take a bit of time when selecting multiple cars and you cant watch tv or vids on your screen then. I redid all of mine with the white studio showroom, looking more slick.

Jontiemcv · Feb 11, 2018

Where do the previews save to? Thanks for the explanation as I was struggling with this!

hal4000 · Feb 11, 2018

Previews save to your car's skin folder.

Jontiemcv · Feb 11, 2018

hal4000 said:
Previews save to your car's skin folder.

Thanks for the reply! Just one more thing: my previews show the rear of the car, rather than the front! Do you know how I change this?

hal4000 · Feb 11, 2018

I would use Content Manager, free version does that. There's a preview options tab where you can choose a preset or make your own.. When it's ready, just click on "update preview".
Alternatively, you could also make a screenshot in any showroom or in the game and save the file in your skin folder after resizing. But of course the CM method is a lot more consistent.

dud · Feb 12, 2018

For script-generated color skins I also use an original preview, desaturate it and put my new color as an overlay. It pretty but you don't have missing previews and the color is identifiable.