Here is annother downloadlink: http://rfactor-2-liga.de/include.php...d&contentid=30
complete 2,3 GB, all rfmod files !
Thread: Prepping for the open beta
Here is annother downloadlink: http://rfactor-2-liga.de/include.php...d&contentid=30
complete 2,3 GB, all rfmod files !
Last edited by Hoschi; 01-02-12 at 12:13 PM.
-wenn jäger zu gejagten werden-
This video is the first thing who got me excited about rFactor 2. Even though using rFactor, this video showed a level of graphics for a model never seen before at that time on gm engine.
The wait is almost over and i can't wait to see their first video using rFactor 2.
Your party, man.Originally Posted by CdnRacer
You have no clue what you're talking about.You probably have no clue about the immature pissing match between those two clowns as well. Stick with what ya know dude.
Not to mention Gangi has been a real turd lately running his mouth about fanatec. I guess he was fired since now all of a sudden he has a totally different attitude about their products. Anyways, do some research and you'll find out they are both asshats.
Pretty big? I think not. What we do have is the culmination of several long term projects coming together in 2012 (rF2, GTR3, maybe AC and SMS possibly doing something different based on the success sales wise with the Shift engine)
Sure a couple of years ago sim racing was dead development wise with the exception of iRacing. It is inevitable comparisons will be made because they have been the only developer releasing stuff.
However, there is clear distinction between developer only produced and new developer created engines providing modders with capability to produce their own, yet also a lot of cross over. It will work both ways, features not included with iRacing like weather and a more dynamic environment plus AI will put pressure on iRacing and the whole value and participation questions.
Regardless, discussions about products within a market are inevitable. This year will probably be exceptional for just that.
Kunos is quite a fan of DK titles: http://www.radicalsonline.com/conten...and-netKar-PRO
His comments about iRacing pricing structures is interesting:
What I really think is that the sim racing community need to realize they are soon to be extinct specie.. we're heading the same way flight sim went.
Whether we agree with it or not there has needed to be a sea change in approach to sim racing software costs if we really want significant development. rFactor has cost me a few dollars a year spread out over the last six years yet still we have people preferring to use cracked versions.
@Tony. Kunos is a fan of what DK has done in the past(nr2003 and before). DK has not done anything new since nr2003. Same graphics engine, his new tire model is in the alpha version maybe beta at best.
So far this theoretical tire model has shown not to work. I'm not saying it will never work because who knows but right now it doesn't.
They also get alot of the strange netcode stuff that happened in nr2003 still happening in iR. I wonder why.
DK has become mired in his own arrogance in my opinion.
I still think there are more sim racers today than there was two years ago.
Last edited by CdnRacer; 01-02-12 at 02:36 PM.
Because of different approach than in ISI based sims. To minimize visual lag, iR tries to EXTRAPOLATE car movement trajectory. Unfortunately under some conditions, especially supported by communication issues it generate collisions which don't exist.
On other side, ISI network code rely more on past data, signalizing collision only if it really happened. Wrong side of such approach is car models sinking into each other until collision will be detected. IMO second approach is better because don't penalize innocents. But other may have another look on this.
BTW: I still don't understand why DK tyre model is called theoretical since it is developed based on empirical data. But we are going a bit of topic
As most developers do, including me
Scott, Do you prepare going according to plan?
I adore the storm of speculation that rises before a game release like this, people become experts with crystal balls pedicting the beta to be over a month away. Happens with every game I have hung around the forums for before a release
Hard facts are we are waiting for payment option to be set up and an .exe file, if that takes a month then that'd be a big fail, lol.
@mikey
Welcome to the experts group.
Make yourself at home.
#270
Today.
What? ;o
A Game? 8-/
You mean RF1 wasn't real? o.0
Oh Darn..
#272
Won't be today for the installer, you can relax a little.
Oh NOEZWon't be today for the installer, you can relax a little.
Tomorrow then? hihihi
actually Kunos has posted positive comments in the iR forums but I think it just proves there is more respect between devs than some fans of different products
ah well. Time to go and spread "The Word" somewhere for you I guess.
How little?you can relax a little.
#277
10%.
LOL....
I think Race Department spilled the beans on Twitter....
And...Hmmm is it friday already? We can't wait to unveil what we will be giving away that day
Our first ever rFactor 2 event posted in our brand new rFactor 2 Racing Club. Sign up todaySo put together the pieces: They are giving away a copy of rF2 on Friday and their race event is scheduled for the day the beta is released.We would like to welcome every licensed member to the Grand Opening of the rFactor 2 Racing Club. This is your chance to compete at the inaugural event here at RaceDepartment and be one of the first to sample the delights of the rFactor 2 multiplayer features. The event will take place on the release day of the rFactor 2 Open Beta.
So I'm guessing the beta will be released before Friday this week
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