Modding on Street Corsa

Your first mod

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A mod is a folder with a mod.json and some JSON files. No coding.

Try the example

Get the example mod: examples/mods/small_imports in the game’s repository.
Copy the folder into the game’s Content folder. On the main screen: New Game → Open the Content folder.
Start the game. It adds four small European cars, their engines and speed parts, a shop, a car lot, a rival and a race night.

Make it yours

Copy small_imports and rename the folder.
In mod.json, change id, name and author. The id must be unique.
Change or delete the files you don’t need.

{
 "id": "mymod",
 "name": "My Mod",
 "version": "1.0",
 "author": "you",
 "type": "addon"
}

If the game can’t read something, it tells you at start-up. The game’s log lists every mod it loaded.

The full guide

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The modding guide covers every file a mod can have: parts, cars, sounds, dealers, racers, events, streets, diners, words, rules, the look and more.

Read the modding guide on GitHub

It is long. Look up the content type you need.

Improve the engine packs

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The engine packs are open to modders. Better models, a missing intake, a gearbox that’s wrong for its year: if you can make a pack better, you can work on it and it ships in the pack’s next release, with your name in its credits.

The packs’ files are on SourceForge, in the Street Corsa Mods project: one Subversion (SVN) repository per pack, with the modding wiki and a tracker for tickets.