Good point. Probably should add a panel gap to reflect that. It's hard to tell at that angle but it looks like there might be some vents there too, a lot of these cars had cooling problems so that might've been something done on the day.
Tu es français ou bien ?
I did email a French museum that has the only surviving car, but understandably enough with the way things have been for the last 18 months I didn't hear back. That was more for technical details, although some measurements would've been really useful too.Tu es français ou bien ?
I suggest you write to ask for more photos from the association: grandprixdetours@wanadoo.fr
If you want me to translate a letter into French, I can do it. I am sure they will respond and approve your initiative
I hope you'll keep on developing these cars, they are so fun to drive. I realy love the feeling and sound of the Delage. Sunbeam and Fiat deserve a better soundmod, maybe SCIBSOUND would like the challenge to make a sound for an old timer ?
Thanks. I've fallen behind a bit with updates to previous cars so that should probably be the next thing I do. I'll have another go at improving the FIAT sound, try to make it less of a drone, enable damage and add more LODs, for the Delage too.I hope you'll keep on developing these cars, they are so fun to drive. I realy love the feeling and sound of the Delage. Sunbeam and Fiat deserve a better soundmod, maybe SCIBSOUND would like the challenge to make a sound for an old timer ?
Thanks again, hope that Fat Alfie will make the track one day !
PS The A22 is realy cool, lovely bouncy
I should ask Kunos to give me a cut of their profits
. Seriously though, it's their smart decision to allow modding that's still giving them sales 7-8 years after the game was launched, always amazes me that more companies don't follow suit.
I think that has to do with the engine. AC's engine was written from the ground up with modding in mind, like rFactor. From the current sims basically none runs a custom engine. Modding is usually possible, but not very user friendly like in AMS2 or simply disallowed by external circumstances, like licensing.
I probably won't buy it if it isn't, just get too much fun out of making mods and trying other people's mods to move to something that's closed off and limited.I think that has to do with the engine. AC's engine was written from the ground up with modding in mind, like rFactor. From the current sims basically none runs a custom engine. Modding is usually possible, but not very user friendly like in AMS2 or simply disallowed by external circumstances, like licensing.
I hope that AC2 will be a fully modable platform again
I guess it would probably be the only modern modable sim when it comes out, so that would be a nive nieche to fall into, and IIRC Marco already comented on Kunos wanting to do more than just using a prebuilt engine. We'll see. IMO it would not be wise to make it not modable, Kunos have already experienced all the good things it brings for brand perception and moneymaking
I found this picture from Monza where you can see there's no spare wheel, hard to tell if the winglets are there or not, but the spare does seem to have been on a track-by-track basis, for two races at least.
Agreed. I do basically two things with this game: Race the 1923 pack, and race every vintage muscle car mod I can find around twisty tracks. Both are possible because of the modding community.
