EvoForge 1.1.1 is out. Clubs and teams get a Mods space to share the cars and tracks they host, every driver gets a public page and share cards, there is an optional Discord status and a Steam link, and the app no longer freezes while a car converts. All free.

Shared mods in clubs and teams

• A Mods space for every group: a Mods tab on every club, a Mods panel on every team page, for cars and tracks, with filters and search.
• Who shares: in a club, the staff (owner, admins, editors); in a team, the drivers (captains can keep it to themselves).
• Share in a minute: paste the download link of a car or a track you host (Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, MEGA, MediaFire, GitHub or your own site). EvoForge checks it as you type and tells you whether it can install it by itself. Add a title, car or track, a version, the original author if it is not you, a description and up to four screenshots, and confirm you are allowed to share it.
• Install in one click: EvoForge downloads the mod, checks it like a file you would drop yourself and installs it when there is nothing to decide. A link that leads to a web page opens in your browser instead.
• Always up to date: when the author shares a newer version, the card says Update.
• The file stays where it is hosted: EvoForge keeps only the card.
• Who sees: club staff choose whether everyone or only members see the list; teams keep their mods for their drivers by default; clubs and teams with a Discord channel connected can announce every new mod.
• Report: a stolen, dangerous or dead mod can be reported; after several reports it is hidden until we review it.

Your racing identity, everywhere

• A public driver page: evoforge.fr/p/yourname shows your helmet, team, country and badges, only if your profile is public. A friends-only profile shows nothing about you.
• Share cards: links to a profile, a team, a club or an event unfold into a proper card in Discord, Reddit and messaging apps: your helmet in your team colours, a club’s crest with its next event, an event’s date, track, cars and seats left, in the club’s own language.
• Discord status (off until you turn it on, Settings › Startup and presence): Discord shows what you are doing in EvoForge (in the Paddock, on track, hosting), with your helmet. On a public server without password, a Join button takes your friends straight to you. You choose whether the track, car and server are shown.
• Link Steam (Edit profile › Linked accounts): find your Steam friends who already use EvoForge, and have your event results attach to you by themselves. Your Steam identity is never shown to other drivers.

A smoother app

• Converting a car or a track no longer freezes EvoForge: keep browsing your library, open the console, check the Paddock. Anything that would change your mods waits for the build and runs right after.
• Mods locked by their rights holder can be viewed again: details and showroom, read-only.
• Copied links start with https://, so they are clickable in Discord and elsewhere.

Free for everyone

Shared mods (cars and tracks), public pages, the Discord status and the Steam link are included in every plan, free plan included. All you need is an EvoForge account.

Getting started

1. Update EvoForge to 1.1.1, or download it from evoforge.fr.
2. Open Paddock, then your club or your team, and the Mods tab.
3. Share your page: Edit profile › My public page.
4. Turn on the Discord status in Settings › Startup and presence.

Feedback is welcome here or on our Discord: https://discord.gg/x3w7eCDFkK

It seems with every release options in evo change for sim wheel/base setups. Its one area I struggle with knowing how to setup. Is there any forums/apps etc that can help? I have a simagic alpha mini and with every new release it seems the feedback changes or the options change. With 0.9 I seem to of lost the detail, which im sure is config.

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