Pack Randomizer

Green J here. I'm happy to show you a very special tool I've created. I started coding various Python scripts since early 2024 (primarily focused on randomization), and now, I present my new Python application for RVGL, on which I've been working since June 2025.

This Tkinter-based application serves as a dedicated content pack randomizer for RVGL. It allows players to select content packs containing cars and/or tracks and then picks a random car and track from the selected packs. The selections' names and associated images are displayed directly within the GUI, making it easy for players to pick them for their next race. Plus, it applies random "Reversed" or "Mirrored" variations to tracks whenever valid. For cars with multiple skins, the application shows the suggested skin number and direction (e.g., "2nd skin on the left" or "3rd skin on the right"). If you don't see that suggestion, then that means the default skin is suggested.

The interface includes a list box for customizing pack selections, a dropdown menu for loading saved pack lists, a "Randomize" button to generate new combinations, and a "Clear Packs" button to deselect all packs. Please be sure to discard any randomized result that includes locked content.

This tool directly addresses these limitations found in RVGL's native "Random Cars" and "Random Tracks" features:

• The game's built-in options do not keep the same combinations when restarting from pause, making consistent testing harder.
• The "Random Cars" option makes all players use the same car in every race (as in your name being "JOKER").

The package includes the primary application file ("pack_randomizer.pyw"), alongside a "python" folder that contains important assets such as placeholder images for cars ("nocar.png") and tracks ("notrack.png"), and car box images for the standard stock cars.

This tool has only been built and tested on Windows.

It's best to place this tool in the game's root folder and make sure the game has content packs and packlists containing cars and tracks. You need Python and its required library installed on your computer for it to work. This pack includes a detailed setup guide for users of all OS platforms. You need to read it first.