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JH/Design Reflex V12R - Fantasy open top Prototype
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Cars JH/Design Reflex V12R
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Raymond Racing
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I noticed an error in the Auto-shifter values within the drivetrain INI:
The Upshift RPM was set at 9400 and the downshift at 7000, when the engine only redlines at 7200 RPM.
The Upshift RPM was set at 9400 and the downshift at 7000, when the engine only redlines at 7200 RPM.
Yea sorry i forgot to make the car driveable for gamepad or keyboard users. Definetely comming with next update
Raymond Racing
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Are LODs coming in the pipeline as well?Yea sorry i forgot to make the car driveable for gamepad or keyboard users. Definetely comming with next update
Regarding LODs, while having them would be ideal, if you make the LOD A (or whatever is the correct term since there are no LODs) performance friendly, as you seem to have done with this car, then it'll run well even without LODs with a decent PC. I just did a 20 car race on night Le Mans, ran butter smooth throughout. I have also been racing Pessio Porknose a lot, which likewise has no LODs but is lighter to run than many other cars, and it runs just fine for me.
Btw. a suggestion that would improve performance AND make the car look better: use tiled txDetail for carbon fiber like in Kunos cars. Then you only need txDiffuse for AO so it can be low resolution, and CF will be far sharper and without the purple and green compression artifacts.
Seems like a superb mod from what I have tried so far.
also one relatively minor flaw you might want to fix: AI drivers don't turn on headlights at night as they do with other cars.
Btw. a suggestion that would improve performance AND make the car look better: use tiled txDetail for carbon fiber like in Kunos cars. Then you only need txDiffuse for AO so it can be low resolution, and CF will be far sharper and without the purple and green compression artifacts.
Seems like a superb mod from what I have tried so far.
also one relatively minor flaw you might want to fix: AI drivers don't turn on headlights at night as they do with other cars.
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Thanks for the feedbackRegarding LODs, while having them would be ideal, if you make the LOD A (or whatever is the correct term since there are no LODs) performance friendly, as you seem to have done with this car, then it'll run well even without LODs with a decent PC. I just did a 20 car race on night Le Mans, ran butter smooth throughout. I have also been racing Pessio Porknose a lot, which likewise has no LODs but is lighter to run than many other cars, and it runs just fine for me.
Btw. a suggestion that would improve performance AND make the car look better: use tiled txDetail for carbon fiber like in Kunos cars. Then you only need txDiffuse for AO so it can be low resolution, and CF will be far sharper and without the purple and green compression artifacts.
Seems like a superb mod from what I have tried so far. Needs better skins though. I got a few ideas, just need templates
also one relatively minor flaw you might want to fix: AI drivers don't turn on headlights at night as they do with other cars.
Yea i did put allot of effort into making the mesh and textures as efficient as possible. I will try that shader for sure thanks for the hint. I will add the template later this evening
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Skin Template now available on the Download page. Just scroll down to the bottom
Ah yes my bad. I should mention that in the Readme and change it to PSD. The format for the body is Png
Its in PSD now and i mentioned some more details ...
Sorry for the inconvenience
In a perfect world I would prefer the mirrors more down and center, since we don't actually have to see through the car itself in a virtual environment. And just for the record you should expect this mod to drop somewhere around 20% of your framerate (according to actual data and not just my feelings).
Pics or it didn't happen.
So 70 to 65 in your example is roughly 7% reduction in frames, which is not horrendous. 95 to 84 in my shots below, which is roughly 11%, so not necessarily the end of the world. I think it's worth noting that CSP provides options for reducing LOD overhead for folks that are having issues with framerate, and not having LODs B, C, and D makes this ineffective. I'm not here to disparage anyone's creative efforts, as I like the Reflex V12R quite a lot. I wouldn't be here posting about making the car better if I didn't like it, but I honestly don't consider cars to be done if they don't have LODs. It's like being served fish with no tartar and chips with no ketchup. They might still be great, but I know it could be better.
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