Base Game Content

Navigate the Assetto Corsa Mods Wiki. Learn about modding teams, tutorials for vehicles, liveries, and tracks, and how to contribute to the community.

Hey there! So you're diving into Assetto Corsa and want to get a handle on what the base game offers before you start tweaking? This guide is here to help you understand the core content and how the modding community keeps track of everything.

Think of this wiki as your central hub for all things Assetto Corsa mods. Its main goal is to catalog every mod out there, whether it's already released or still in development. It also serves as a place to document the modding teams themselves and provide tutorials to help you contribute.

Modding Teams

If you're part of a modding team, you've got the chance to create your own page here on the wiki. It's a great way to showcase your work and keep everyone updated. You'll find links to various teams, some offering free mods and others focusing on payware content. Keep an eye out for their pages!

Tutorials (Work In Progress)

This section is super important if you're thinking about adding your own mods or just want to understand how the wiki is organized. The wiki team is working on guides to help you out, but remember, they stress that you should read this before editing anything. If you're new, they've even got a tutorial on setting up your account and general editing tips.

Vehicles Section

When it comes to adding vehicles, you'll need to know if your mod is released (drivable with a finished 3D model and physics) or still a Work In Progress (WIP). The wiki has specific tutorials for:

• Releasing a new vehicle
• Adding a WIP vehicle
• Making a vehicle request

Liveries Section

Liveries are all about the paint jobs! The wiki distinguishes between historical liveries (ones that actually existed on the real car) and custom liveries (creative designs you've made). You can find tutorials on:

• Releasing a historical livery
• Releasing a custom livery

Tracks Section

Just like with vehicles, mods for tracks can be either released or WIP. The wiki provides guidance on:

• Releasing a new track
• Adding a WIP track

Remember, all community content is shared under a CC-BY-SA license, so be sure to check the terms if you plan to use or share anything.