#Assetto corsa track conversion to rfactor 2 mod
#Assetto corsa track conversion to rfactor 2 series

#Assetto corsa track conversion to rfactor 2 mod

Last step is to see if it all loads in Mod Dev in rf2. If all objects and textures have been given the appropriate name and textures shaded to my liking, is it fair to say I can now export GMT and SCN to the appropriate folders in MOD Dev > locations (created the appropriate folders using josville).Ĥ. Besides working on the textures with shaders, do I have to rename objects here for them to be recognised in rf2? I.e wall = collider etc ? Is there a page illustrating what each object should be named in order for it to be recognised in rf2.ģ. Following a successful export from 3ds max, import the FBX into Gjed Within max do I need to rename any objects like I had to do assetto Corea i.e Road should be named Road etc? Or is that for GjedĢ. That said let Me know if my step by step below which is based on your conversations is correct. Looking over all of your comments, things seem very fragmented. Thank you all for the responses and appreciate all the tips etc. You would then need to setup the file structure and appropriate files (You can use Joesville as an example). The use 3dsimed to set final shaders (As GJED doesnt have all the new ones) and re-export Delete AC specific objects.Įdit colliders, shadows, etc and export (At least you can get starting GMT and SCN File) edit the track name to racesurface_trackpart1, racesurface_trackpart2, racesurface_pitlane etc etc. The mod includes four layouts: Endurance, Grand Prix, Inner and Outer. i would edit your 3dsmax and delete any ac specifics, rename your sector objects as per above xpitin,xpitout etc etc. And now, we bring this fantastic circuit to rFactor 2 It has been converted from Assetto Corsa (credits to CTDP) by schm and updated to 2022 standard with IBL shaders and updated textures by Global Endurance Modding and with the excellent track surface meshes by McNolo. MeshFile=xpitout.gmt CollTarget=True HATTarget=False MeshFile=xpitin.gmt CollTarget=True HATTarget=False MeshFile=xsector2.gmt CollTarget=True HATTarget=False MeshFile=xsector1.gmt CollTarget=True HATTarget=False

MeshFile=xfinish.gmt CollTarget=True HATTarget=False You would need to add in the XSector objects for the sectors (Not having done AC im not sure if they use the same naming standards). however you could leave any track edge wall colliders. as it doenst use these objects to determine the track boundaries. You would need to remove all the road edge objects from your file (Offroad areas) that AC uses. (Which would at least write the initial scene file) and the object settings for shadows/colliders. open it in GJED, set all the object properties - Shadows types etc (Similar to the KSEDITOR), you can export just the. Obviously you would need to set the correct shaders. Further implementation of the DX11 features and texture optimizationĬredit + Thanks go out to Daniel Greenwood and his team/helpers who created the track for rFactor 1 and granted us permission to bring over his work to rFactor 2.Interestingly the above way wont create a. Wet weather/rain surface on racing surface (Shiny rain/puddles etc)

Known things missing to be implemented in future: Please let us know of any issues or suggestions with the circuit. Also with help with technical issues from Senormen from Senormen Tracks, and the community at As this is our first conversion over to rFactor 2 the track isn't 100% complete and is therefore still a 'beta'. This track was originally created in rFactor 1 by Daniel Greenwood - Converted to rFactor 2 by Daniel Huia and Matthew Pluck.

#Assetto corsa track conversion to rfactor 2 series

It is a regular event on any National series calendar, and also plays host to a great amount of club level racing. Timaru International Raceway - Levels Circuit is a circuit in the heart of the South Island of New Zealand.