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New 90s GT1 car body Now available on Steam Workshop!

Thanks to the people who helped (specially thecarlover) and to everyone who showed support on the project.
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/f ... =585937806


Available from 1995, with 3 variants, a regular coupé, a racing coupé and a roadster with hard top.




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CLK-GTR. The much beloved flying car of Le Mans '91 (twice!) Also my poster car for many years after NFS III: Hot Pursuit came out. Even when I discovered the homologation version would cost 3.25 million dollars.

The flying le mans car it was in 1999, and the model it was the CLR, and the "flying" it was due the excessive ground effect (like the 1978-1982 f1 cars).

True, I did kind of mash a few different things together >_>

Wait, you're doing a 90's GT1 car? If yes, that's kurwa awesome!

Oooooh, CLKR GTR! Hype!

Just a request, or a suggestion or whatever, unlike the original car, please make the bonnet plain, so we can put other headlights than just pair of round ones and look good

Looking great though, can't wait.

Progress so far (I'm fixing the rear)



EDIT: december 18th (almost 19th)

Slow progress on the body, mainly because I wasn't home almost all day, and because after I do some part, for diferent reasons, I have to re-do it again. Anyways, I think is looking pretty good

That looks very good

Looks pretty well, but I'm quite afraid of it. Maybe with windows etc. it will look much better, because for now it's practically empty bodyshell

Small update! Slow, really slow progress...

Now I need some help how do I apply the materials from the sample file?
any one knows...?

Also, there are some estrange shadows in the rear, any idea on how to remove those? I changed smoothing groups but that only made it worse.

Do you mean the white-ish shadow? If so, that's just from the angle of the model and such in 3ds Max.

I mean this...

These dark areas

That would be from having smoothing groups cover over some high angles (like 90 degrees or close to it). It might be worth changing some of them now, depending on how the angles in the bodywork appear on the real car, but it's not really something that's a worry at the moment, as shadows like that don't appear in-game. Once you do have it in game, look at how the smoothing groups look, and if reflections look weird then it's best to change them a bit. I wouldn't recommend smoothing over right-angles, however, but it all depend on how it looks in-game.