Konrad Płotka

Iirc, then a code for a custom wheel (let's say "s2000-wheel.acc" should look like this: <attstr name="3d wheel basename" val="wheel"/> <attstr name="3d wheel directory" in="s2000-wheel" val="s2000-wheel"/> Should I put .acc file in the car directory along with the car or should it be separately put in wheels directory?

Has anyone tried to add custom 3d wheels? If so, how can I implement it? In car files I only see different wheel textures.

A model is made by me completely from scratch. Car features working brakelights, exhausts, hood cam, interior cam. Textures have been reused from pexels.com Performance is a mix of information from Ferrari 599XX EVO from Assetto Corsa and car1-trb1 from TORCS. Pictures: Installation: Open your TORCS directory, drag the "599xx-evo" folder into "cars" folder in TORCS directory. Car will be present in "free" cathegory". Credits: NikolaiVChr - Blender-AC3D (AC3D File format import/export within blender)...

I managed to fix the problem already - TORCS uses .rbg textures for cars and I provided a .png textjre. @leillo1975 to answer your question - I didn't model the car, the model was taken from CSR2. Currently I didn't model any car from scrath yet, unless complete retopogy counts, then I made a Nissan GTR R35 Gr.4, might share it in the upcoming days.

I recently started working porting cars from other games to TORCS. For some reason, the game doesn't open at all. The console pops up then it's immediately gone and the game doesn't open. It cannot be a problem with amount of polygons because I also tried to port an other, low-poly model to TORCS and same situation happens. In Speed Dreams the cars show up and run without any problems, without changing anything in the files.