Texture modifications - Some of the easiest modifications to make, yet some of the most effective.
Various changes to the game's video settings such as a better method of Anti-aliasing, lower texture compression, render distances. It's a long and complicated process, but once we figure out the magic-trick that exposes this data, we will be on our way towards some outstanding creations. If we can do that, then we have access to all of the data we need to begin our noble undertaking.ĭata such as track geometry and textures, motorcycle geometry and textures, Audio, scripts and other files will be available - Though there's a strong chance that they will be compressed once more within the main files that you had to crack in order to get to them. We figure out how we can 'unpack' the files. Unlike older titles, this application seems to have been deliberately 'locked' to avoid any potential awesomeness created by modders. Although any file can be 'unpacked', all of the text files that hold general display and game settings are absent from the main folder or encrypted (See 'Documents' to find the encrypted files). Ride however, seems to have a fairly restrictive file layout - Which is common with new games, especially if they are under the mercy of Steam. The point is, through modding, tampering and enhancing games I have developed the ability to approach any other game and do the same. Noire, Max Payne 3, Brothers In Arms: Hell's Highway.
Iv'e spent the last five years or so creating modifications for GTA:IV, Counter-Strike: Source, Half-Life: 2, Call Of Duty: World At War, Far Cry, Crysis, Fallout 3, Wolfenstein, Test Drive: Unlimited 1 & 2, Battlefield 2, Garry's Mod, Rainbow Six: Vegas 2 & Raven Shield, L.A. I hope to spread my experience in modding to this whole new game we have here. It's done well, but it's not quite 'there' yet. I am also curious as to how far we can take this game.
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