Why don't you post this screenshot at Facebook or send it to virtualROriginally Posted by Luc Van Camp
That's an unedited ingame screenshot, yes.
, it might silence the pCars-fans a bit
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Why don't you post this screenshot at Facebook or send it to virtualRThat's an unedited ingame screenshot, yes
I'm trying to convert some cars from rfactor 1 but i have big problems with the materials. Is there some more info about the materials than i can find in these pdfs here?
Under the little flaps it seems there is something similar to ambient occlusion.That's an unedited ingame screenshot, yes
Has this effects achieved with a baked map or is coming from something similar to an ambient occlusion shader??
Thanks in advance.
A question about the Packages and Updates folders: Is it necessary to maintain the download files within these folders after they are installed for the game to run and/or to uninstall mods? I look at the extensive collection I have of rF1 mods and I'm wondering if I might prefer to organize update and mod downloads and especially vmods, in a separate place once the catalogue of available rF2 content expands.
No, you can remove the rfmods and components after you've installed them.
EDIT: Same with the updates.
No it isn't the FISI 2011, it's another car we are working on.
Interesting
When I give it a better look, it looks like current GP2, but is not exactly the same.
The flaps on the front wing are different, the connection between nose and front wing are different, etc.
Formula Two perhaps, then?Interesting
When I give it a better look, it looks like current GP2, but is not exactly the same.
The flaps on the front wing are different, the connection between nose and front wing are different, etc.
That's good to know. I am not sure how user friendly the GUI for picking cars and tracks will be with a massive load of mods/vmods installed. It is pretty and all and it does make it easy to visually identify what car/skin or track layout you are choosing, especially when modders get [I]inventive[ /I] with mod naming. Managing an inventory of mods/vmods outside the game or the Mod Manager app with Windows Explorer may be more akin to the lists we see in rF1 and might be an alternate solution for admins and players. In other words, install cars and tracks you play most often and uninstall what you rarely play. With rF1, I often keep tracks in more descriptive folders outside the game locations folder and just drop a track's folder in when I want it. Vehicle and series modes are another matter in rF1 but the ease with which you can uninstall a mod from rF2 makes this a much less involved task than with most in rF1 and a real consideration for managing content.
The UI is totally moddable and I doubt it's the finished version anyway. Even if it is, it won't be long until someone comes up with one that works better.
Is it correct, that this example is not using the realroad feature?
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The Joesville section that was upload was made from the track that is included in ModDev mode, so it really should be making use of RealRoad
Nevermind, i'm getting old
Yeah Daz 3d free is cool, applies to Bryce 7 and Hexagon too, (backgrounds and 3d modelling).
Metinx your Dazman needs to "grow a pair" if he's gonna be F1-ing 60's style.
Not to mention no gear lever LMAO.
Maybe thats one for anims? as your driver gets more experience, they get's bigger hehehe.
Come to think of it, its a sensitive new age, (well we beta testers are anyway)
so forget the gear lever & pair, give him ^^ lol some top heavy stuff.
It's a racing sim so there could be:
Heavy - soft
Heavy - Medium
Heavy - hard
That should do
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Hello everyone. Where do I download more cars and tracks from? I have only the mods I downloaded off this website. Thanks
Try "Mod announcements/testing" section of this forum. There is many (mostly beta stage) tracks and cars available.
As rF2 itself is in beta stage, most of new (non ISI) content won't be ready until rF2 reach Gold stage.
Cheers!
Hi, there's several files that I can't download. The "Tutorial_complete_car_files.7z" for example. When I click on it, I just get a window with strange letters. Why? Some of the other 7z files are downloadable.
try right clicking on the link and then selecting save target as.
#179
Added driver model to first post.
#180
You get that when your browser doesn't have the default file handling. It's trying to 'read' the zip file, rather than download it. Right click and select save as when this happens to you.
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