With its third patch since the Early Access release, Kunos Simulazioni have made car customization in Assetto Corsa EVO available in offline modes.
When it launched in Early Access, Assetto Corsa EVO did not quite have all of the features on board that sim racers were looking forward to for the first release. Server problems meant that only practice and quick race modes were available, with the Driving Academy and Car Customization options not working, most likely due to them being tied to the in-game economy that requires an online connection.
Initially, this also meant that only a handful of the 20 cars in this first release were available until Kunos deployed a patch just a few hours after launch to make them usable in this forced offline state as well. Now, another element joins this list - Car Customizations.
Different versions of the cars are available already by default, but with the deployment of version 0.1.3, players can now put their virtual hands on their rides. This comes with a caveat, however: Customizations will not save when quitting AC EVO, so the next time you fire up the sim, you will have to re-do your customizations.
Meanwhile, two UI fixes regarding key bindings and axis visualization also feature in this third, small patch.
What are you looking forward to in regards to car customization in AC EVO? Let us know in the comments below and join the discussion in our Assetto Corsa EVO forum!
When it launched in Early Access, Assetto Corsa EVO did not quite have all of the features on board that sim racers were looking forward to for the first release. Server problems meant that only practice and quick race modes were available, with the Driving Academy and Car Customization options not working, most likely due to them being tied to the in-game economy that requires an online connection.
Initially, this also meant that only a handful of the 20 cars in this first release were available until Kunos deployed a patch just a few hours after launch to make them usable in this forced offline state as well. Now, another element joins this list - Car Customizations.
Different versions of the cars are available already by default, but with the deployment of version 0.1.3, players can now put their virtual hands on their rides. This comes with a caveat, however: Customizations will not save when quitting AC EVO, so the next time you fire up the sim, you will have to re-do your customizations.
Meanwhile, two UI fixes regarding key bindings and axis visualization also feature in this third, small patch.
Assetto Corsa EVO Version 0.1.3 Changelog
Fixed Settings-Controls UI page issue preventing correct visualization for bound controls icons
- added axis visualization into the Settings-Controls UI page
- Car customization is now enabled in offline mode (thumbnails remain in original colours). This allows users to customize their cars for showroom visualization and single player game modes
- Car customizations are currently reset when quitting the game. Full online mode for all will be enabled very soon.
What are you looking forward to in regards to car customization in AC EVO? Let us know in the comments below and join the discussion in our Assetto Corsa EVO forum!