Traction is good, the weight distribution convinces me well enough that I'm on a FF 4-door saloon but unfortunately the only downside for me is the suspension.

I can see why trail arm was picked over mcpherson on the rear so it wouldn't handle beyond what the real thing can do but I also don't think the 405 was known for being tailhappy lmao I was just caught off-guard from how much the rear would kick out even flat to the floor charging through a turn, if the current suspension values are actually being troublesome I wouldn't really mind if the rear was swapped for the same as the front.

It would not only reduce some of the rear roll(its really troublesome at times), it would also be a good chance see what it could be improved. I can see its good potential its a promising mod after all, model looks great!

I hope the input helps, good luck in the future mods they're looking good

P.S: Unless this is meant to be an actual boat, in which I'll give credit I was having fun catching its rear(just because it was troublesome it doesn't take the fun away! ) if so, take this new piece of knowledge with you to make the Mi16 version the best it could be! now its 2 annoying people who wants it now

Handles great, balanced chassis and feels very proper for a FF race car.

Its very driveable even on street tyres, fun little car

Not much progress, but it is better to admit failure and re-attempt, re-learn to get a desirable result, and I finally made a breaktrough connecting all together, I believe I'm going to be able progress faster, after all the model is just half the journey and the exterior is half of that halved journey

Not much done, really. except a lot was done, mostly being mapping corrections and making sure its triangulated properly in the editor, while I was at it I fixed the scale to match the real counterpart as best as possible, not a 1:1 scale but on a very acceptable level...

A couple of pics from today's work, yes while scaling it down I ran into a couple of issues, so the shape got a bit wobbly. ofc that's gonna be addressed in the next update

Main chassis finished, just gotta correct and polish it a bit more.

Make it a rock-crawler while at it

Added details on the front, corrected front lenght, I was questioning myself if I was making a 106 sedan instead

Not much changed, as most of the actual updates is boring stuff such as the model's structure and making sure it looks acceptable for the time being

I quite love racing, but what I love most to do is drive stock flavoured cars, just knowing you're on a limited vehicle in every aspect gives me an edge to give everything they got, and I never got to do so yet on a peugeot 406.

So I'm currently working on a totally legit Pajeo 4006 sedan powered by the biggest 4 pot available back on its time, the 2.2TDX engine, still deciding if I'll go with petrol or diesel, both are great configs.

Its been both a detrimental and fun exprience to model, still a bit messy, but with patience and retrial I'm getting good results!


Once I get this finished and properly tested(eventually... it'll take a while) I might give birth to a much more thrilling machine.

Looks Fantastic! Loving your mods

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I'm afraid the best it can be done is run the old version it was left as, copy the values then apply on a new setup in the most recent game version, one by one. unless someone else knows a better trick.

And depending since the last time you've played this game, car physics have been updated/worked on obviously, with changes until 2011 or so.

Or they stopped developing them earlier maybe 2008... I can't tell you exactly because I've ever so played it in 2010 then left it untouched until 2015

IF TL;TR: I recommend making fresh new setups, and forget the old ones for good measure, or download a base to work on from the files sections

10/10 would surprise gtrs again

Handles really well, beautifully designed, engine note is near spot on.

Only suggestion is to fix up the trackday set, tyres too soft affecting its acceleration and not enough camber for a trackday feel. Unless that got looked after already then I got nothing else to add

Looking foward for more of your mods

Why have all of the car, chop it in half, to have double the fun.

10/10

By just reading the specs gives me a headache, the chassis went trough a serious acid bath to reduce the metal to sheet paper

This makes my tweaks look quality-made compared to this nonsense

Vehicle mod: XF GTRR
Details page: https://www.lfs.net/files/vehmods/3C2AAE

SHORT DESCRIPTION:

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Revamped XF GTR

DESCRIPTION:

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Replaced front suspension with Double Wishbone

Replaced rear suspension with MacPherson struts

Tuned up the original engine to 300hp with an extended redline of 10k

To add up to the fun the gearbox got replaced with a h-pattern 6spd

Widened tyres for better handling

Ventilated discs because simply it looks better

Added aero functionality on the rear wing(do not take it for granted it works, since the numbers on the aerodynamics tab are glitched)

COVER SCREENSHOT:

I can for sure say after some hefty 100 hours into Assetto, assetto's force feedback is more detailed and gives a better raw feeling about the car's suspension when going around a turn, and I can tell when the back/front tyres are about to slip.

However since its a fully focused racing sim its driving doesn't feel relaxing at all unlike LFS. after one hour or two I'll be tired from constantly dealing with the heavy steering while I can drive for HOURS or a whole day in Live for speed, but don't get me wrong it can be as intense at times specially racing for a good amount of laps in a GTR...in a TRACK

Overall opinion? Both do great at what they are, plus assetto does have some really good engine sounds(real licensed cars duh), one of the reasons I still play it as well, I wish Live for speed had a better engine sound system in that regard(sorry CSR is too much work for me ).

But as people are saying, with this future update Live for Speed will be at its best shape, matching assetto graphical and possibly feel-wise, but its relatively easier to overcome a sim that was finished some time ago, still a good sign, Live for Speed is going somewhere, and it'll be always my all time favourite sim for long driving sessions

That's great progress, I can't wait for the update to come out.


It was indeed so worth it to tag along with this amazing simulator

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It looks so beautiful, a track's rebuild really well done, I can look foward trying it out, at night <3

Impressive work from just 3 devs, keep up the good work!

I hate when I'm right, but now I'm loving being right, that they were going to unravel the game's true potential, and they're just getting started.


This game indeed will be my all-time favourite(apart from RBR which is amazing too).

Summer 2010, I drove the XRG on BL rallycross a lot in Singleplayer because the jumps were pure fun and whenever I felt dull I would just drive the FBM against the barriers on BL carpark and see how high I could fly

Yes, I was no good at driving on BL GP but I could drive on gravel just fine? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

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UPDATE: idk

This test patch seems doing what it was suposed to do in the first place. I can actually connect into the master server(and yes,its a fresh new port but more protected).

Great work I notice this port's being under attack(I might be wrong) and its pulling it off!

UPDATE: And I can connect into the servers available

1/06/2018