I lose surfaces.ini from Kunos Spa help please :)

[dyStopiae6x]

Anyone can copy/paste it? It's in...\common\assettocorsa\content\tracks\spa\data Thank you!

I do not trust on Steam Check, have around 100gb with a lot of mods and I prefer not risk if I lose something.

[♥samantha♥]

Delete the Kunos Spa from the tracks folder, verify assetto corsa folder, steam should re down load a new copy of the track you deleted.
69 Hours on record playing Assetto corsa, and you have around 100 GB of mods....rather you than me.

[dyStopiae6x]

Originally posted by ♥samantha♥:

Delete the Kunos Spa from the tracks folder, verify assetto corsa folder, steam should re down load a new copy of the track you deleted.
69 Hours on record playing Assetto corsa, and you have around 100 GB of mods....rather you than me.

Apparently this is going to be the faster fix. Yeah... I'm a little diogenes, I have been more time installing and testing mods than playing, I think i'm going to stop. Thanks you.

[Pert Boioioing]

https://pastebin.com/0dQ3ec8i

[dyStopiae6x]

Originally posted by Pert Boioioing:

https://pastebin.com/0dQ3ec8i

Solved, thanks you ^^

[Ricky Sauce]

Originally posted by dyStopiae6x:

I do not trust on Steam Check, have around 100gb with a lot of mods and I prefer not risk if I lose something.

One would think that Steam would only be checking the official content and not mods? How would they verify something that isn't part of the base game?

[♥samantha♥]

Originally posted by Ricky Sauce:

Originally posted by dyStopiae6x:

I do not trust on Steam Check, have around 100gb with a lot of mods and I prefer not risk if I lose something.

One would think that Steam would only be checking the official content and not mods? How would they verify something that isn't part of the base game?

Well said.

[dyStopiae6x]

Originally posted by Ricky Sauce:

Originally posted by dyStopiae6x:

I do not trust on Steam Check, have around 100gb with a lot of mods and I prefer not risk if I lose something.

One would think that Steam would only be checking the official content and not mods? How would they verify something that isn't part of the base game?

I thought I was looking at the entire directory but it is not. Anyway in this case not, but in other games there are mods that modify original files and maybe there might be problems but I do not know for sure.

After reinstalling Steam I have had several problems with the detection in some games and I have lost hours having to install the mods I already had. I know it's not exactly the same, but Steam does not always detect things as it should, so I prefer to avoid using that type of tool in highly modified games.