Monza 1994
【Release】
Monza 1994 v1.01 (2025/07/14 updated)
Monza with 1994 layout.
Conversion from F1 Challenge.
For the 5 layouts (1995 - 1999), they were posted on Patreon as early access for paying members (Sliver rank and above).
https://www.patreon.com/posts/monza-1994-1999-133889491
-CSP recommended
-54 pit/start
-AI, cam
Credits & Thanks;
F1 Challenge Track by dmarques
(Based on the default F1C circuit with major upgrades to buildings and surroundings)
Terms Of Use; (F1C)
Enjoy this mod to the fullest, that's all. If you want to convert or use this
as a base to create other cars, you're welcome in doing so as long as the
appropriate credit is given to the respective authors of the files you are
using. You can find all authors in this file
AC converted by shin956
AI line, sidelines and ai_hints.ini by IMEAN
logo.png and sections file by Fanapryde
.lua base and font by Gunnar333
Crowds texture by Kniker97
pit tents from F1-S-R track pack (rF1)
some textures by kunos
Test and Feedback by Breathe
Enjoy.
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v1.01 changelog;
Lancia adboard was “8”, corrected to “δ” (delta). (Thank you Antonio Losapio for the report.)
Fine-tuned the tree textures.
Comments (5)
Outstanding as usual! I've noticed that the escape area after Variante Ascari's last leg is almost all gravel, instead of some tarmac as was the case back in 1994. Also, the AI line makes some cars to frequently capsize (ACFL 1994), unless the aggression is tuned down to like 10%. They try to overtake before a chicane, ramp on the curb, then tip over. Of course, I'm trying to find a solution, as this might be related to car models instead of only the track. That however, doesn't happen for other monza tracks I have. Any tips? I simply cannot have a session without half the cars capsising during overtakes.
I've found the problem is related to the height of the inside curb (touched by the right tyres) at Variante della Roggia, making AI cars to ramp up and to tip over, depending on how they position themselves relatively to the spline. I believe a refined AI line will solve this. Or maybe reducing the height of the curb, although I don't know how to do it.
Great job, but just one note: it's not an "8" on the Lancia adboard, but a "δ" (delta)
Thanks for the report. I will fix it later.
Arigatou Gozaimasu :)