There are strange modeling errors on the 2009 Pagani Zonda Cinque Roadster in FH5.
Firstly when observing the rear bumper, the cooling vent on the left side of the exhaust has strange double mesh while the right side is has a single mesh.
On top of the meshing issue, the rear vents are missing the inner details of this vehicle like the titanium exhaust and others.
Finally the front and rear wheels are spaced inaccurately to the IRL car. Please review and fix the car model as soon as possible.
My earnest suggestion for your vehicle design and modeling team is to have a system in place where car models older than 10 years needs to be extensively reviewed, rescanned and remodeled. This is my biggest hope for your next Horizon Title. Thank you for reading!
Luckily, Forza Motorsport has updated the Zonda Cinque model, They got the wheel spacing correct.
And the exhaust is now visible through the rear mesh grilles.
But the only worst part they did to it is - they screwed up its engine sound, making it sound like a “Shelby Cobra” V8 that bleeds everybody’s ears.
That report is closed as they acknowledged that they’ll re-record it from the actual car like Critierion did for NFS Hot Pursuit or how FH5 got its actual engine sound as well after a patch.
I think there should be a way to backport the new updated model to replace the old one. Otherwise, it’ll be in FH6 instead.
I don’t think so, they must have just gotten rid of black squares on the rear vents so that the exhaust model could be fully displayed.
Then whoops! I guess they just only updated its model. My mistake.
Yes, I already mentioned that.
