Expert Mode Ghosting

[Lorena_Swift]

Hi guys,
I remember a while back when expert mode was way harder.
Then at some point they updated expert mode and brought back the white ghosting effect on parts,
Does anybody know a way to disable this and make expert mode hard again??

[convey]

Pretty sure expert mode has always had ghosted parts even in cms15, it's only the bolts that ain't highlighted.

[Lorena_Swift]

Originally posted by convey:

Pretty sure expert mode has always had ghosted parts even in cms15, it's only the bolts that ain't highlighted.

thanks for your reply a while back about 8 months i think expert mode didnt had white ghosting for a while about 2 months it made expert mode alot more intresting

[topper]

Originally posted by Slevin:

The problem that arose from not having outlines is that unless you knew exactly where certain parts are located, parts that basically float like ABS, steering rack, and fuel filter, people had a difficult time reinstalling them because they didn't know where to click. For those parts, and outline is necessary. But the devs decided to outline all parts. If you weren't around when there where no outlines, I can't describe to you how frustrating it was trying to install ABS. You pretty much had to go to the Car Showroom in the main menu to find out exactly where these parts where so you could make a better guess where to click. It would have been better if the devs only outlined free floating parts but it is what it is.

Having an option to remove the ghosting, and adding an in-game Haynes/Chilton Mechanics Vehicle Manual Library to find the floating parts could make Expert Mode kind of interesting.

[Lorena_Swift]

Originally posted by topper4125:

Originally posted by Slevin:

The problem that arose from not having outlines is that unless you knew exactly where certain parts are located, parts that basically float like ABS, steering rack, and fuel filter, people had a difficult time reinstalling them because they didn't know where to click. For those parts, and outline is necessary. But the devs decided to outline all parts. If you weren't around when there where no outlines, I can't describe to you how frustrating it was trying to install ABS. You pretty much had to go to the Car Showroom in the main menu to find out exactly where these parts where so you could make a better guess where to click. It would have been better if the devs only outlined free floating parts but it is what it is.

Having an option to remove the ghosting, and adding an in-game Haynes/Chilton Mechanics Vehicle Manual Library to find the floating parts could make Expert Mode kind of interesting.

indeed this would be a very intresting aspect of the game i want to thank you all for your reply's

[Lorena_Swift]

Originally posted by Slevin:

The problem that arose from not having outlines is that unless you knew exactly where certain parts are located, parts that basically float like ABS, steering rack, and fuel filter, people had a difficult time reinstalling them because they didn't know where to click. For those parts, and outline is necessary. But the devs decided to outline all parts. If you weren't around when there where no outlines, I can't describe to you how frustrating it was trying to install ABS. You pretty much had to go to the Car Showroom in the main menu to find out exactly where these parts where so you could make a better guess where to click. It would have been better if the devs only outlined free floating parts but it is what it is.

and also i do remember installing parts like fuel filters and battery's were hard cause to locate since all cars are different