Thank you very much to the author. This mod is very cool. The following is my personal understanding and adjustment of some values
<Model>Model</Model>
<DrawMode>Ptfx</DrawMode>
<PtfxSize>1.375</PtfxSize> Brake disc luminous size,The larger the value, the larger the illuminated size of the brake disc,Recommended value 1.600
<MarkerSizeIn>0.22</MarkerSizeIn> unknown No significant changes observed after adjustment
<MarkerSizeOut>0.31</MarkerSizeOut> unknown No significant changes observed after adjustment
<Offset>
<X>0.06</X> Lateral parameters of brake disc luminous position
<Y>0</Y>
<Z>0</Z>
</Offset>
<Rotation>
<X>0</X>
<Y>0</Y>
<Z>90</Z>
</Rotation>
<HeatRate>0.25</HeatRate> The higher this value, the more likely it is for the brake disc to emit light,On the contrary, the smaller the value, the greater the speed required to stop before it is displayed
<CoolRateMoving>0.2</CoolRateMoving> The higher the value, the easier it is to cool down after starting
<CoolRateStopped>0.05</CoolRateStopped> Similar to the values above, the larger the value, the faster the cooling
<AccelerationMult>0.045</AccelerationMult> This value determines the luminous effect of the front and rear brake discs when the vehicle brakes forward. The larger the value, the easier it is for the front wheels to produce luminous effects. If the value is smaller, it is 0.001, and the luminous effect of the front and rear brake discs appears simultaneously. In the real world, the wheels and front brake discs are more likely to heat up.
<Visible>
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Thank you very much to the author. This mod is very cool. The following is my personal understanding and adjustment of some values
<Model>Model</Model>
<DrawMode>Ptfx</DrawMode>
<PtfxSize>1.375</PtfxSize> Brake disc luminous size,The larger the value, the larger the illuminated size of the brake disc,Recommended value 1.600
<MarkerSizeIn>0.22</MarkerSizeIn> unknown No significant changes observed after adjustment
<MarkerSizeOut>0.31</MarkerSizeOut> unknown No significant changes observed after adjustment
<Offset>
<X>0.06</X> Lateral parameters of brake disc luminous position
<Y>0</Y>
<Z>0</Z>
</Offset>
<Rotation>
<X>0</X>
<Y>0</Y>
<Z>90</Z>
</Rotation>
<HeatRate>0.25</HeatRate> The higher this value, the more likely it is for the brake disc to emit light,On the contrary, the smaller the value, the greater the speed required to stop before it is displayed
<CoolRateMoving>0.2</CoolRateMoving> The higher the value, the easier it is to cool down after starting
<CoolRateStopped>0.05</CoolRateStopped> Similar to the values above, the larger the value, the faster the cooling
<AccelerationMult>0.045</AccelerationMult> This value determines the luminous effect of the front and rear brake discs when the vehicle brakes forward. The larger the value, the easier it is for the front wheels to produce luminous effects. If the value is smaller, it is 0.001, and the luminous effect of the front and rear brake discs appears simultaneously. In the real world, the wheels and front brake discs are more likely to heat up.
<Visible>