Why You Need This

If you are an automotive artist, you probably know that animating cars using chaos vehicles or other physics-based vehicle systems and recording your driving using the take recorder is not the best thing that has ever happened to you
Let’s be honest, we all are obsessed with drifting, but making perfect turns with these systems is almost impossible even if you record your driving in slow motion, and on top of that, when you’re done recording, that’s it! Even minor edits are off the table and you simply need to record again but think about that almost successful turn you made in the previous take! Time to chop off the takes!
Animating in your DCC app is a whole other story that I don’t even get started with but you probably know that you won’t get the real feeling of the environment when you do the animating there and also for any edits, you have to go back and forth from one app to another
Now that I have your attention, Cinematic Car Rig is a blueprint system designed exclusively for car animators

What You Will Get

You can use custom static meshes for the body, wheels, calipers, and steering wheel
Attach anything you want to these components and be able to configure modular or blueprint car bodies
Wheels can trace ground and stick to it
This rig has a spring system without using physics and you can set up dynamic suspension parts
You can visualize everything in the editor and the sequencer, no simulation is needed
Wheels trace complex collision and any mesh or actor can be excluded from tracing
Body controllers to key their transform instead of four parameters
Key-able drift angle with automated chassis leaning
Key-able and separate front and rear wheels camber
Key-able body roll, pitch, and height
The ability to bake and export the animation of the car to be used on external software like Houdini or EmberGen

Spline Blueprint

This system includes a spline path blueprint that the car can follow
Wheels automatically rotate based on the distance traveled on the spline
Automatic steering along the spline
Snap spline points to the ground with a click
Reverse spline path direction with a click
The car goes back to the start, if the distance traveled is greater than the length of the spline path
Close the spline with a click and make a circuit track

changelog for v2.1 

Unlimited Number of Wheels: After setting the four main wheels and offsets, users can add as many extra wheels as they want to their cars. These extra wheels can be dragged and placed anywhere in the rig. They will stick to the ground, inherit steering, Camber angle, brake lock, burnout, and vibrations from their category set by the user (front or rear). These extra wheels do not affect the suspension and are just for the visuals. Also, you can bring the actual left-side meshes for these extra wheels. So, you are no longer limited to using the right wheel and caliper meshes.

Steering Exaggeration: Now the users can exaggerate the auto steering on the path to make it more obvious by setting a multiplier (Steering is still capped at 50 degrees)Improvements:

Easier-to-Read Speed: Made the car’s speed more readable in the editor by decreasing the update frequency (The speed is already readable and stable when simulating) (Thanks to “Patrick Kalyn” for suggesting this.)

Path Spline Points Tracing Modes: Brought back the vertical tracing mode for the path spline points because tracing locally was not always required and created unexpected results. (It is recommended to always use vertical tracing mode unless you want to drive your car on loops, walls, or ceilings.)

Faster “Jump Ramp” Generation: Optimized the jump ramp generation so it does not lag when it’s lengthy

New Variables:

HideCar (Bool): Was previously “Visibility” and has the same functionality, but the opposite.

HideBody (Bool): Hides only the body and all its children

HideMainWheels (ّBool): Hides the main wheels while keeping the body visible (In case users need to hide the main wheels and use their added extra wheels instead)

SteeringExaggeration (Float): A multiplier amount for the auto steering

Path Blueprint TraceLocally (Bool): To trace each spline point in the direction of that spline point until it hits something and relocates there

Path Blueprint TraceVertically (Bool): To trace each spline point vertically until it hits something and relocates there

Downloads: show love to dev by purchasing if you can afford it

IF THE LINKS ARENT WORKING, THEN PLEASE ACT LIKE A GROWN UP AND MESSAGE ME/ COMMENT HERE OR ON DISCORD AND I WILL UPDATE THESE LINKS QUICKLY! MAKE SURE YOU DOWNLOADING PROPER FILE WITH PROPER EXTENSION LIKE .ZIP OR .RAR

Filename:CityRig2.1 Standard-Octane-Redshift vfxMed.rar

Official Discord : https://discord.gg/M2kqB4M9tG

USE IDM FOR FASTER DOWNLOAD.

https://send.now/adramlh32w4h

USE ANY FREE VPN IF U CANT DOWNLOAD THE FILE OR GET AN ERROR LIKE INTERNAL SERVER 500 ERROR!

ONLY USE BRAVE BROWSER TO DOWNLOAD WITHOUT ADS AND QUICKLY! GUYS MAKE SURE TO AVOID ADS!! DONT DOWNLOAD ADS, KEEP AN EYE ON SPAMMY WEBSITES THAT WILL OPEN WHEN YOU CLICK ON DOWNLOAD LINK!

MIRRORS:

for mega and g drive links – contact admin.