Automobilista 2 Mods!!!

I uninstalled all the Mods, and reinstalled, and now it's good.
Thank you

 

How do the physics files look? Is it same look at ams1? i remember nfs shift had similar looking isimotor physics files which you could edit in notepad. Is it the same case here? Can anyone take snapshot of for example chassis file which would have been called .hdv in rfactor?

 

Here's a snap of chassis file. It's in hexadecimal code, binarized files. Virtually nothing is in text-editable format.

 

Ok thanks i see. If it is the same engine as nfs shift then it is in text editable format wether that can be seen or not.

 

In response to the question on your Blog of 27/08/2020 : Automobilista 2 modding: a sneak peek

who can figure out what’s odd about some of the AMS2 screenshots posted below?

The Track may be on two of the images ?
If you've managed to do it, that's good news.

 

I agree.
And eventhough this is a bit difficult to see then I guess these 2 lines are the cars right rearmirror.

 

Mods no longer interests me... they are usually subpar to the real DLCs, since the devs art team are using the right tools, the right specs, shaders, rigging process, etc... and the modders usually don't have the same expensive or the same amount of "paid" time and deadline to accomplish the same level of quality for assets.

Plus, it takes an insane amount of time to develop the proper SDKs, API, documentation, guidelines to properly support mods developer, which some of them don't have much experience. It chips away at the focus and the time developers need to continuously make the game special, vs producing 10% greatness and 90% garbage. Not worth it...

 

this is also my general opinion on mods. but here the mods are really of exceptional quality.

 

I don t agree with you at all... Not on AMS2 but on several other Race Sims I vê found Mods that are superior to the developers DLCs...

 

I said "usually", I didn't say "always". There are a few good mods out there, but they are very rare. It's typically not worth the large level of effort and continuous involvement that is required from a Dev Team to support a proper SDK, documentation, testing, emails support, etc...

 

@robillard3381 Your last name is very French Canadian. You must be working in the game industry in Montreal, thus why you have the skills required for modelling/texturing/SDK experience Your stuff looks good, but like I said, VERY FEW, raises to the level required to match the in-game assets. You are a Mod Unicorn!

 

You got this from his last name

 

Sherlock.....

 

Yeah, we got great modders on this side, and their works are stunning !!!
Thank you all !!!

 

So why come in here and waste your time.
Lucky you did not say "always" because the comments certainly don't apply here.

 

Don't waste YOUR time Wayne...

 

Good morning all. I see the great disappointment for the mods in AMS2. I understand. I don't really know much about it, but the engine of Project Cars 2 could not assure us the arrival of mods either, and yet today there is some content more or less well done. My question is as follows (I'm on what has already been processed but I haven't proven anything), Could we possibly transfer the tracks and cars from project cars 2 to AMS 2? Same engine, of course with sound, physics, damage and tire adjustments. I see Reiza are still working hard on tire physics, maybe punctures ahead. But it will be great if we can find a way. Another liver is just a question, I don't know anything about it at all. Thank you.