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Modding Tools Released for Cross Racing Championship
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Nov 16, 2018
0 CommentsInvictus have released modding tools for CRC on Steam.
The tools allow you to make your own addon cars, tracks and gamemodes for Cross Racing Championship. The tools are provided as-is, there’s no official support for them. You need to have Cross Racing Championship Extreme in your Steam library to use the tools.
PACKAGE CONTENTS:
– Plugins for 3ds max (Invictus shader, SCX export v4)
– Scripts for 3ds max (SPL tools, pos/rotation tools, etc.)
– Tutorials
– Example gamemode sources
– Example map
– Resconvert for making .rpk files
– Documentation files
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