I've only tried the Aston and Flat6 so far, but they're both fantastic! Thank you for all your hard work! I did notice the mirrors aren't adjustable on either car. Will this be fixed? Also, the side mirrors should be independently adjustable from the center mirror (if there is one).
We already have apex and urd gt cars so it wouldn't be fair to say i was blown away by these gt cars(even though i kinda am lol) The lmp2 cars though? Hoooooooly sh........ Such fun, such joy, incredible! This pack's totally worth the loooong wait.
On some Aston, the lights are on the wheel, and then not active on the cockpit. If there is not led on wheel, so they work on the cockpit.
I don't understand what you mean by this. The side mirrors are independently adjustable on many cars in other mods. That capability is already in the game.
RF2 has new function for mirros Marc, now you can adjust independently mirros, GEN need to have this entries now: MeshFile=XXXXXXX_XXX_LMIRROR_IN.GMT CollTarget=False HATTarget=False ShadowCaster=FALSE LODIn=(0.00) LODOut=(2.0) MeshFile=XXXXXXX_XXX_RMIRROR_IN.GMT CollTarget=False HATTarget=False ShadowCaster=FALSE LODIn=(0.00) LODOut=(2.0) MeshFile=XXXXXXX_XXX_CMIRROR_IN.GMT CollTarget=False HATTarget=False ShadowCaster=FALSE LODIn=(0.00) LODOut=(2.0)
Simply stunning work Enduracers, nothing else to say ;-) I love your attention to details! Easy, open files: - Enduracers_Template_ESP2_LigierJSP2BODY.psd - Enduracers_Template_ESP2_LigierJSP2BODYEXTRA.psd in Photoshop go to: Channels (on the right of Levels) and push "create new channel", basically the third button, the one before the waste can: new channel "Alpha 1" will be created. Now your skin has the alpha layer, and so the right reflection. If you want to explain this topic you can find a stunning tutorial by LeSunTzu at Nogrip Forum, that was helpful to me to understand how to use alpha channel. Concerning the helmet, you can find the template in this page: http://www.enduracers.com/downloads_es.html Here's the direct link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/6lyvkfd7j2eaann/Enduracers_ES_Helmet.rar?dl=0 Cheers
I get a sorta Raceroom tyre ffb with this. almost like a swaying like in the FLat 6 mod. Other cars seem fine especially not in that way?!. Feels like an overpowering self aligning torque. Hard to steer precisely.
I'm not sure if i understand what you are saying lokidan, but imo the ffb of these cars are among the best in rf2.
its hard to explain but i had the same problem with early Raceroom cars, you drive down a straight and turn the wheel - and you get a force that feels to strong - trying to push the against the way your turning, which then forces you to overcorrect the other way.
That''s called understeer . Seriously: still don't know what you mean exactly. Could be related to your wheel: sensetive steering in control settings.
Hello all, Kloche indicated me some league have trouble to create Virtual Ride, so I put here a manual way to make them with an example on the ES mod / Oreca03 Nissan 1/ Where are put the Virtual Rides So, the virtual ride you create are set in the the UserData\player\Settings\ of you game. For each mod, there is a folder created that correspond to the component name. For the Endurance Series, it's ER_ESrF2 So your virtual rides will be in this folder for the ES mod: UserData\player\Settings\ER_ESrF2 2/ Select and prepare from existing car in the mod Each time you want to create virtual ride, you need to create a folder and a file.rcd corresponding. We will take an example for an Oreca03 car. A virtual ride, is a custom car based on an existing car in the mod/game. So first step, is to choose in game the car you want to start from because you virtual ride will inherit default part from this one (color of rims, tire brands, ...) . To found all the car available in the mod, got to Installed\Vehicles\ER_ESrF2\1.00\ We are working on an Oreca03, so I will uncompress the ESP2_ORECA03_TEAM.mas (in a temporary directory) with the Mas2.exe tool (found it here Support\Tools\ ) All the *TEAM.mas are not encrypted and can be extracted to check the important information to do skins. Now you have all the .veh for the Oreca03. A .veh is the description of a car in the mod. I make a search in file of the information seen in game, like the name of the Team: 14WEC SMP Racing #27 I found that is the file: ESP2_ORECA03_144027.VEH Now I'm able to create manually my Virtual Ride based on ESP2_ORECA03_144027.VEH. 3/ Doing my own Virtual Ride 3.1/ Doing the .rcd file So a Virtual Ride start with a .rcd fil. The content of a .rcd is: Code: //[[gMa1.002f (c)2016 ]] [[ ]] EnduSeries { ESP2_ORECA03_441 { Team = HL Racing Component = ER_ESrF2 Skin = ESP2_ORECA03_441.mas VehFile = ESP2_ORECA03_144027.VEH Description = PRIVATE - #441 HL Racing Number = 441 } } The description of the fields is: ESP2_ORECA03_441 => Technically, it's Driver name and name of the associated folder where the skin is for the .rcd (On our online league, we use unique technical name based on unique numbers) Team => The name of the team you want to get in game Component => The name of the component (mod) you use to apply the virtual ride Skin => The name of skin.dds or skin.mas (see after for details) VehFile => The name of the .veh used in reference from the mod Description => The name you want to see in game when selecting a car Number => The number of the car (that will be use in game) 3.2/ Doing the skin .mas file Now to complete the virtual ride , we need a folder containing the skin in addition of the .rcd So we will put the skin into a folder named ESP2_ORECA03_441 to be compliant with our .rcd informations A skin can be a stand alone .dds, but for the Endurance Series shall be in a .mas because for a car there are several parts to compose a whole car. To know the names of these parts, open the ESP2_ORECA03_144027.VEH and read the comments, you see: Extra0="EXTRABODY" Extra1="CHASSIS" Extra2="STIKERS" Extra3="EXTRABODY2" Extra4="EXTRABODY2" Extra5="RIMS" Extra6="HELMET" Extra7="CHASSIS" Extra8="RIMSBLACK" This indicates for example, if you want to make a skin, you have to pain the body, and the extrabody and the extrabody2. Som whant also to customize the helment and the driver suit, each lead to get a .dds file, then all have to be in a single .mas So, I prepare my skin like this: ESP2_ORECA03_441.dds ESP2_ORECA03_441EXTRABODY.dds ESP2_ORECA03_441EXTRABODY2.dds ESP2_ORECA03_441HELMET.dds ESP2_ORECA03_441DRIVER.dds Then I put these files in ESP2_ORECA03_441.mas with Mas2.exe 3.3/ What I need to get at the end So now you are able to test you skin in game, you must have in your directories: UserData\player\Settings\ER_ESrF2\ESP2_ORECA03_441.rcd UserData\player\Settings\ER_ESrF2\ESP2_ORECA03_441\ESP2_ORECA03_441.mas 4/ Testing my Virtual Ride Got to the mod, and you will see an additionnal team named: PRIVATE - #441 HL Racing You will see it using the Tuning button Hope this help you. This can be applied to any mod. If you have questions don't hesitate
Gotta say thank you once again to the EnduRacers team. I've been driving the RSR around Nords all weekend. Have to say it's one of the most thrilling combinations of car and track I've experienced in sim racing. Just a pleasure to drive.
Anyone had issues with the Steam Workshop installation? I downloaded it over night, loaded up RF2 and it installed but didn't appear in game, exited then restarted RF2 and it goes through the "Verying Files" for this mod but does it a couple of times. When looking at the ER_ESrF2 folder there's a lot of files in there with 0kb. Restarted steam and it just goes through the motions again, won't properly install at all, thanks for any help. Edit: Fear Not it was a Schoolboy Error as I had ran out of SSD space, shame Steam doesn't give a sufficient warning as that would've made it blatantly clear! My Apologies.
