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rFactor 2 v982 32/64Bit
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United Racing Design has a pack of good GT cars, it's pay. But they do have a 'Vette to try before you buy.
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No plans for chassis flex. I'd love to see it too.
We're working on a new concept for our multiclass season 2 next Fall. We are taking 3 different Proto mods and we will strip them down to chassis, engine and tires. We're going to add high and low downforce aero packages to the chassis. We are going to balance and homologate the the engines and tires. We will use a standard gear set. Each team gets to pick 1 chassis of the 3. I have a plan for the order they will use to pick. Then the teams get to choose whichever tires and engine works best for their car and those will be the P1 cars for our season. Each team will have 2 or 3 cars and each car will be unique to the teams. then of course the GT teams will use that mod above. There will be privateers and teams.
This Summer we're going to run Indycars as a fun series then in September will come the preseason testing for the season and BOP adjustments for the protos. rF2 cars are very modular so this concept won't be that hard to do.
We're working on a new concept for our multiclass season 2 next Fall. We are taking 3 different Proto mods and we will strip them down to chassis, engine and tires. We're going to add high and low downforce aero packages to the chassis. We are going to balance and homologate the the engines and tires. We will use a standard gear set. Each team gets to pick 1 chassis of the 3. I have a plan for the order they will use to pick. Then the teams get to choose whichever tires and engine works best for their car and those will be the P1 cars for our season. Each team will have 2 or 3 cars and each car will be unique to the teams. then of course the GT teams will use that mod above. There will be privateers and teams.
This Summer we're going to run Indycars as a fun series then in September will come the preseason testing for the season and BOP adjustments for the protos. rF2 cars are very modular so this concept won't be that hard to do.
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ISI's Formula Renault 2014 coming soon;
http://www.virtualr.net/rfactor-2-2014-formula-renault-unveiled
http://www.virtualr.net/rfactor-2-2014-formula-renault-unveiled
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http://isiforums.net/f/showthread.php/19964-Indy-car-and-IMS-Now-Available
WOOHOO! It's finally here!!!!
WOOHOO! It's finally here!!!!
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I just bought the Endurance X mod and wow is it great. I think I can uninstall everything else now with exception to their DTM mod, BES mod, and also a Ferrari challenge mod I downloaded a few days ago. Those 4 mods have made me stop playing AC and really give RF2 a legit shot at being my #1 go to. Now to find a US friendly league to race in (any suggestions?)
RF2 can really shine when using the right cars. Only thing is the official content doesn't feel that great to me.
RF2 can really shine when using the right cars. Only thing is the official content doesn't feel that great to me.
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Jersey
Champion Motorsport (http://cmsracing.com/champion/forums/content/) is starting to use the Endurance X mod for some of its races. In fact there will be a 2.4 Hours of Le Mans at the end of the month. CMS is friendly and laid back, but very strict and do a great job at organizing races/leagues and officiating.
rF2 is in development, ISI tends to release content for modders to build upon. With every build new content arrives, older content improves.
Champion Motorsport (http://cmsracing.com/champion/forums/content/) is starting to use the Endurance X mod for some of its races. In fact there will be a 2.4 Hours of Le Mans at the end of the month. CMS is friendly and laid back, but very strict and do a great job at organizing races/leagues and officiating.
rF2 is in development, ISI tends to release content for modders to build upon. With every build new content arrives, older content improves.
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Jersey, every other Sunday afternoon my league races the BES mod, check us out www.BESforRF2.com
Also, Sunday night USF1 races URD & prototypes http://www.usf1racing.com/phpBB3/index.php
Like Voltaic mentioned, CMS races rF2 as well.
Also, Sunday night USF1 races URD & prototypes http://www.usf1racing.com/phpBB3/index.php
Like Voltaic mentioned, CMS races rF2 as well.
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rF2 going 64bit next week(maybe)!
http://rfactor.net/web/2014/06/05/rfactor-2-memory-usage-upgrades-in-upcoming-build/
http://isiforums.net/f/showthread.php/20167-rFactor-2-Memory-Usage-Upgrades-In-Upcoming-Build
http://www.virtualr.net/rfactor-2-going-64bit
"We’ve been hard at work recently on the overall experience rFactor 2 provides. Key to this; decreasing the chances of users running out of system memory, and increasing code efficiency with more range for CPU instructions, improving overall performance.
What uses system memory, and why? Well, system memory (RAM) has much faster access times than a hard drive or swap file. Games use RAM to read, write and temporarily store items for quicker access than other storage methods.
For something like rFactor 2, this means every car, race track, car livery, track building, texture of grass, asphalt, concrete – everything you see in the simulation – takes up RAM. The more cars you add (be they A.I. or in multiplayer), the larger the track, or the more detail you have to load, the more RAM is filled.
With a 32-bit environment, it is only possible to allocate to 4GB of RAM. These days, with increased texture sizes, more accurate 3D models – like we have been producing since our first release of Silverstone Circuit – 4GB is becoming a lower ceiling.
A 64-bit environment is a fantastic thing, it can theoretically handle 17.2 billion GB of RAM. By going 64-bit, you effectively take the ceiling off. Systems with 8GB, 16GB or more can take advantage by running on larger tracks, with higher texture levels and more cars.
We highly recommend that upon release, those with suitable systems try our new 64bit executables. However, what about those of you who can’t? Good news! We have also made memory usage gains in 32-bit during this process. Not only will those using our new 64-bit executables gain from this work, 32-bit users will as well, although it is important to remember that in 32-bit, a 4GB limit will always hang over you if you run high texture levels, or many opponent cars. However, going forward, effective use of the swap file beyond the RAM limit may allow you to bypass halted execution at the expense of performance."
http://rfactor.net/web/2014/06/05/rfactor-2-memory-usage-upgrades-in-upcoming-build/
http://isiforums.net/f/showthread.php/20167-rFactor-2-Memory-Usage-Upgrades-In-Upcoming-Build
http://www.virtualr.net/rfactor-2-going-64bit
"We’ve been hard at work recently on the overall experience rFactor 2 provides. Key to this; decreasing the chances of users running out of system memory, and increasing code efficiency with more range for CPU instructions, improving overall performance.
What uses system memory, and why? Well, system memory (RAM) has much faster access times than a hard drive or swap file. Games use RAM to read, write and temporarily store items for quicker access than other storage methods.
For something like rFactor 2, this means every car, race track, car livery, track building, texture of grass, asphalt, concrete – everything you see in the simulation – takes up RAM. The more cars you add (be they A.I. or in multiplayer), the larger the track, or the more detail you have to load, the more RAM is filled.
With a 32-bit environment, it is only possible to allocate to 4GB of RAM. These days, with increased texture sizes, more accurate 3D models – like we have been producing since our first release of Silverstone Circuit – 4GB is becoming a lower ceiling.
A 64-bit environment is a fantastic thing, it can theoretically handle 17.2 billion GB of RAM. By going 64-bit, you effectively take the ceiling off. Systems with 8GB, 16GB or more can take advantage by running on larger tracks, with higher texture levels and more cars.
We highly recommend that upon release, those with suitable systems try our new 64bit executables. However, what about those of you who can’t? Good news! We have also made memory usage gains in 32-bit during this process. Not only will those using our new 64-bit executables gain from this work, 32-bit users will as well, although it is important to remember that in 32-bit, a 4GB limit will always hang over you if you run high texture levels, or many opponent cars. However, going forward, effective use of the swap file beyond the RAM limit may allow you to bypass halted execution at the expense of performance."
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