Drive any real road in the world.

Yes. Worldlaps generates tracks for the Steam version of Assetto Corsa (the 2014 game, not Competizione or EVO) and installs them into your tracks folder. Without the game there is nowhere to drive them.

Yes. The tracks are ordinary track folders: they show up in the stock launcher and in Content Manager. They include a configuration for Custom Shaders Patch, used if you have it; if not, the track works all the same.

Open Worldlaps, search for the place, draw the area on the map (or click the roads of your stage) and press generate. The app downloads the roads, the terrain and the aerial photo, builds the track and installs it in your Assetto Corsa. No modelling or modding tools needed.

What you get is an ordinary track mod, a folder in content/tracks like any community track. Nothing else is needed: Content Manager and CSP are optional, and used if you have them.

Yes. In stage mode you pick the roads in order and the side exits are closed, with start and finish gantries and timing. It works for mountain passes, dirt roads (with ruts) and industrial estates for drifting.

If the circuit is in OpenStreetMap, yes: the track is recognised and its pit lane with garages, the painted grid and finish line, the tyre walls and the fences are built. You can also design a new circuit on the real terrain.

Yes. All data is open (OpenStreetMap, IGN, Copernicus and each country's official services) and its licences allow this use with attribution, which is included in the track. Tracks are ordinary mods: race them alone or on a server, as long as the other drivers have the same track. Worldlaps is not affiliated with Kunos.

64-bit Windows 10 or 11 and Steam Assetto Corsa. For generating, more memory is better: areas of a few km² are fine with 16 GB, and large maps (an island, a city) want more. The app measures your computer and tells you how long it will take before it starts.

It depends on the surface area and on your PC. Measured on the author's machine: a 1.3 km² stretch of road in under two minutes; a town and its mountain pass, 5.9 km², in about six minutes; the whole of Formentera, 120 km², in 2 h 44 min.

Between 180 and 400 MB for areas of 1 to 6 km². The whole of Formentera is 2.1 GB. Most of it is the aerial imagery and the geometry of buildings and vegetation.

It depends on its size and on your machine. 120 km² (Formentera) have been generated and run at 120 fps in-game, but a capital city with tens of thousands of buildings needs a lot of memory to generate and to load. Start with your neighbourhood or your district, and grow from there.

Yes. Roads and buildings come from OpenStreetMap, which covers the whole world. In Spain, France, the Netherlands, Switzerland, Austria, South Tyrol and several German states the official aerial photo and terrain of each country are used, at the same quality as in Spain; elsewhere, Copernicus or USGS terrain and lower-resolution imagery, so the ground looks less sharp.

Yes, with two conditions. Keep the open-data attributions that ship inside the folder (OpenStreetMap, IGN, ESA, Copernicus); their licences require it. And if you chose to fill the car parks with the cars from your own Assetto Corsa, that track contains Kunos models and you must not redistribute it: use the default option, with free (CC0) models, for tracks you intend to share.

Yes. Next to the track, the scene is saved as FBX with the object names Assetto Corsa expects, so you can open it in Blender or in the SDK editor and keep working on it.

No. You buy, receive the key by email and paste it into the app once. Optionally, in "My account" you sign in with a link sent to your email (no password) to see your key, release an activated computer and manage your referral link. Invoices live in the Lemon Squeezy customer portal.

The key allows 3 computers activated at the same time.

Yes. Deactivate the old computer from Settings in the app or from the customer portal, and activate the key on the new one. If the old one no longer exists (it broke, you wiped it), release it from the portal.

Open the customer portal with the email you bought with and it is there. If you no longer have access to that email either, write to us.

To generate, yes, because the data for the area is downloaded at that moment (and cached). The licence is checked every 30 days with 30 more days of grace: if you lose your connection, the app warns you, it does not lock. And if the licensing service is down, the app keeps working.

Yes: 14 days from purchase, no questions asked, by writing to the contact email or from the customer portal. Before paying you can try exactly the same program in free mode, so you know what you are buying. Details are in the refund policy.

In "My account" you get your own link. Whoever buys through it gets 10 % off and, every 3 valid purchases, you receive by email a code for a 100 % licence, to use or give away. Refunds do not count.

The website collects nothing from anyone who just reads it: no tracking cookies, no third-party analytics; the only cookie is the session one if you sign in to your account. The app only sends your key and a computer name to the licensing platform when activating, and nothing else: not your email, not your tracks, not your location. Billing data is held by Lemon Squeezy, who charges you.