SOLVED Can't see track in AC Editor, when I downscale it enough it appears but my car falls through, help?

New to blender and trackmaking, I can't see the normal sized track in AC editor and I can only see parts of the smaller version if I double-click on its name. I was able to adjust some settings on the smaller one and export it to kn5 but my car falls through when I boot it up in game. Can someone show me what I need to do to get either one, preferably the larger one to work? .blend and .fbx files are in the folder below.

Thanks!

https://drive.google.com/file/d/13X2t_QE-7glIo9DrmnMfoTeR3jm51iTi/view?usp=sharing

 

Hello Southh
If you scale by 100 on export from Blender, you can see the elements in KsEditor. It's just a unit thing.

 

Nope, still can't see the road. By the way, are those the settings I should be exporting at? I'm following this tutorial and they have it like this:

 

I've used -Z as per the guide here and it seems to work fine with your file. With regards scale, it depends on how your Blender units are set up and the version you are running. See the debate here. Anyway, I got your fbx working using those export settings, so not sure why you can't get the same result?:



Edit: Probably a better way. Check the unit settings in Blender (I'm running 2.93.1 for reference). Again, I managed to export using the following settings and open in the ksEditor just fine:



2. Your spawn points do not currently work because of axis orientation. You need to have the Z pointing in the start direction, and the Y pointing up. Here is one of your spawns with the correct axes, making sure to check the checkbox, so that the rotation only affects the origin like so. If the spawn points are not set up correctly, you will appear at 0,0,0 when opening AC and fall through the scene. Again, I can highly recommend the 'your first track' guide by Luchian in order to get something working for the first time.

 

It's working!!! Still got a long way to go before you could call it a real circuit though. Thanks so much for your help

 

I've worked on it quite a bit, but I can't seem to get assetto corsa to recognize when a lap is completed. Could you help me diagnose the problem? (it's a counterclockwise circuit btw)

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1mhynSdejI_J_0nulFau_8CA5McZqFTkr/view?usp=sharing

 

Check the name of your timing objects. Some have full stops at the end of them which shouldn't be there: "AC_TIME_0_L."

 

Yep that fixed it! One more (hopefully last) problem: My grass has straight up stopped acting like grass. I checked the surfaces.ini file and the object names but everything seems to be fine

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sw7KWb1k-1GiPaX_d6jfLvelrc9U5gpN/view?usp=sharing

 

This is an extract from your Surfaces.ini file:

[SURFACE_2]
KEY=1GRASS

[SURFACE_6]
KEY=GRASS

Can you see the problem when you start to put numbers in front of your bespoke types? Also for standard things like Grass used in all tracks, you don't need to define these in your own Surfaces.ini file, Assetto Corsa has some basic surface types already (unless you really want to overrule them, maybe you do). I'm quoting directly from Luchian's guide:

ROAD, GRASS, KERB, SAND basic surface types, already defined in assettocorsa\system\data\surfaces.ini

 

Removed all the grass from surfaces and it worked, last thing now then I'll probably put it up on RaceDepartment. Can't seem to get the cameras to work properly, hoping you might be able to spot something funky in the cameras.ini file.

Edit: another problem: track day cars don't move from the pits

Edit 2: it's up https://www.racedepartment.com/downloads/donut-circuit.45293/

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cjfFNXwDQcneOgX042T5wVj8-xHprx7S/view?usp=sharing