World Editor is Crashing

I'm trying to import a model of Circut de la Sarthe from Assetto Corsa into BeamNG.drive but when I try to load it in it crashes. Do you think the track is just to big and I should import seperate peices of the model?

 

Use the old editor (CTRL + SHIFT + F11), the new editor tends to crash with large models. It can take a long time (up to a few mins) to import very large models so you have to be patient as well.
I was able to port AC's Nordschleife in one piece so the Le Mans track shouldn't have an issue getting in-game. Good luck!

 

I'm using the old world editor already.
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I'll take a screen recording
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The weird thing is the map isn't even that detailed.
btw how did you import textures?
Here is the screen recording of me trying to import the lemans track into beamng.drive. At the end of the video it crashes but I'm using the xbox game bar to screen record so when beamng.drive crashed the recording stoped
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I saw that nadeox1 has a video on how to import models from blender into beamng.drive but I just tried putting a dae with one of the peices of the map next to a materials folder with the textures inside but the textures and collisions didn't work so tried to do what nadeox1 did in his video, I opened the map that I was trying to import and I could see the textures but when I opened the blender export template in blender I couldn't see any textures on anymore, it was just white and I couldn't go into material mode anymore.

 

In 3DSimEd, I export the track to .FBX using the "Copy Texture Maps" option into the BeamNG level's "art" folder, that way all the textures will be updated to the correct path. Then I import the .FBX into 3Ds Max where I update the object names and hierarchy for BeamNG.
After that, I export to .DAE for BeamNG, and usually all textures will be imported automatically in BeamNG, although the transparency will be messed up for some textures which has to be fixed manually using the Material Editor. If none of the textures import automatically, then I just manually apply textures which takes a really long time...

If you can send me the .DAE I can take a look at it to make sure it looks right.

 

ok I'll try that.
wait what should I do I only have blender
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in blender when I exported the dae into a folder there were a bunch of textures from the map in it to. They were dds instead of jpg so will it work?

 

Yeah, BeamNG supports .DDS textures. I recommend using .DDS or .PNG over .JPG as they can save alpha channel information for transparency while .JPG can't

 

ok
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if this doesn't work I'll send u the dae
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I got an error saying beamng.drive exited unexpctedly when it was loading the dae in.
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here is a zip with the textures

 

I managed to import it. I think the track mesh object (lemans_2017) was just too big, since I was able to import it only after I split the track into 3 objects. There's also too much materials as well, I don't think any track should have 5,000+ materials so there might have been a problem when you converted the Assetto Corsa track.

 

Ok I'll try splitting the tracks and redoing some of the textures maybe.
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I think maybe my computer might be another problem since its low end, I'm getting a new computer on monday so I'll show you if I was able to import it on monday. Thanks for your help!
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Btw I converted the track with a kn5 converter
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I've confirmed that I have been have problems importing the track because of my computer as I said already I have a new one coming but for now do you think you could save the circut de la sarthe in world editor and send it to me for now?

 

Sure. I stripped out all of the materials though, since there were way too many, but you can still drive on it.

I recommend opening the .DAE file so you can see how I named and structured the objects. The wiki has a starting template for both Blender and 3DS Max.
https://wiki.beamng.com/Exporting_static_objects

I believe objects that end in numbers are considered LOD meshes, so unless your map actually has LODs in it, you should avoid object names that end with numbers. The collision mesh needs to be named "Colmesh-#" so that BeamNG will recognize it as the collider.

 

Thank you so much! I would have never been able to get this in beamng.drive without your help!