[Russell Sobie]

Probably best to stick to one version of a car throughout an entire season. This would require the AC Mod thread to not point to the main page for RaceDepartment mods but instead point to a specific version number download page... which has yet to happen... so this seems like a damned if you do, damned if you don't situation.

I sort of agree, but see my post above.  If I know the car could be improved, to improve the racing, then why should I not update it mid season?

I would love to release a mod and say "that is it, get on with it" but I can't as people that know me, will tell you, I strive for the best, the closest I can get.

If this includes updates, I am sorry, I hold my hands up, but for the greater good?

Regards

Shaun

You misunderstand... I'm not saying you shouldn't update your car. By all means, update away.

I'm saying that what SRS does with your update is still up for grabs. Henrique has to see your notice, point to the new download page (if it differs from the last one), update the server with the new files, put a post in the AC Mod thread saying as much, and then hope that half the drivers in the series can download and install an update from the first time they get the checksum error when they join a race they registered for but didn't come to the forums first.

Or, he could simply ignore your newer version until the end of the season and point to the older version directly on the download list.

Which one is less of a pain in the butt on his end? I don't know. But given that this entire website is literally about how to make somewhat organized sim racing less of a pain in the butt....