You don't need a ton of artistic to be able to do it. In the case of creating a car or track a lot of is basically like tracing a picture. It just takes time to learn the tons of features and functions between the programs. 3D modeling isn't necessarily all that hard to do. Conversions seem like a good idea, but they often end up taking just as long if you really want to do a good job. None of the conversions have been nearly as good as the scratch made tracks, and they are often lest optimized as well. Your best bet will to be start it from scratch. Unfortunately one of the patches ended up breaking it. I used 3DSimED to make a personal track of Tiago Lima's Circuit de la Sarthe into the old school version with no chicanes. You aren't going to find a lot of info for using either since it's not allowed on the official forums. you SimBin for GTR2,Zero-g & IDT Original author to F1-C,SimGarage 3DSIMED,Photoshop CS5.
#3dsimed gt legends mods#
As you can guess, the files are locked for a reason, and by using a program like 3DSimED you are hurting and helping people steal content from the original developers. Next GT Legends HQ MODS COLLECTION v1.4 for GT Legends. The other way which involves taking the protected game file and unlocking it would be 3dSimED.
The proper and non sketchy way to do it would be to get the original file from whatever program was used to make it. Modded or fictional content from modders wouldn't necessarily be illegal, but it would be a jerk move to just convert it and not at least try and ask permission. If it's official content from another game it's illegal. I'm not familiar with GT Legends, but there are a few steps and things to take into consideration.
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