News rFactor 2 build 1052 available now
News
The rFactor 2 development team have just released their very latest build which includes a number of fixes and tweaks.
Image Space Inc. commented on the recent update:
“Being able to cancel damage repair, using only the latest version of an installed vehicle file and even allowing secondary driving controls, which we were asked to do in support of disabled racers participating in team events with differing controls. We know some of these things have been asked about, so we’re happy to continue to deliver.“
The latest build can be downloaded at this page and the full changelog for build 1052 can be viewed below.
Help TeamVVV grow by supporting us on Patreon: www.patreon.com/TeamVVV.
rFactor 2 1052 Build Notes
FEATURES:
Water temperature now starts at the same value as oil temperature.
Added the ability to use alternate controls for throttle, brake, and steering (they are at the bottom of the list of driving controls in the UI). Note that the alternate controls do NOT support ramping which is normally useful for driving with keyboards or buttons, so it preferable to select only analog devices for the alternate controls.
Added the ability to paste clipboard text into text boxes.
Doubled useable dictionary length to 512 to prevent cutting off of some Italian tuning descriptions.
Replaced ‘_’ characters with spaces in opponent filter list display.
Safety car with lights (thanks to traveller)
FIXES:
Fixed problem where a broken engine would become fixed and indestructible after rejoining.
Fixed (removed) extra useless multihead onboard cameras.
Fixed wrong gdb data getting loaded for tracks that have multiple versions installed.
Tightened up text input boxes to prevent drawing outside of box.
MODDING / PUBLIC DEV:
Mod mode show pitlanes & special waypoints now work correctly with multiple pit lanes.
Command line option added for Mod Manager: -b[DatFile] [index …] = build mod/cmp at specified indices from DatFile. Use -help if needed.
Latest Posts
Reviews
MX Vs ATV Review Impressions
MX Vs ATV is one of those brands that fans consistently support. It garnered a loyal following based on past iterations and at its core there is always a fun racing game to enjoy. Often there is a similar trait of somewhat dated graphics combined with arcade elements. Moving onto MX Vs ATV Legends and […]
Reviews
News
Forza Motorsport presentation misses the mark
Despite its 5 year hiatus Forza Motorsport is still one of the biggest names in automotive gaming. Helped in-part by the continued success of its cohort Forza Horizon. However, it has been over a decade since Forza Motorsport truly shone at is best. Failures to replicate an authentic physics model have held the franchise back. […]
News
News
SBK is back!
World Superbikes has always held a very special place in the hearts of motorbikes fans. There is a very status to these guys that is grounded and quite unlike anything else. Their ability to take commercially available sports bikes and take them to the limit, seeing the bikes wobbling through corners as the riders straddle […]
News
News
Dakar Desert Rally announced, epic map reading returns
Dakar released in 2018 was a much sought after title for an epic racing event which undoubtedly deserves more recognition among both sports and motor racing fans alike. Dakar 2018 had some good ideas and lofty ambitions, but ultimately wasn’t in a place to meet the expectations of gamers. With wonky physics, complex map system, […]
News
News
Redout 2 announced, more future racing thrills
A surprise announcement this weekend, Redout 2 will be releasing in 2022. Sequel to Redout (2016), an underrated and somewhat underappreciated title. Redout won our VVV award for Best Indie Racing Game in 2017. An ambitious title with silky smooth fluid visuals of circuits visualised in a vast scale. Redout introduced an innovative and unique […]
NewsLatest Previews
Previews
GRID Legends, first look gameplay and latest screenshots
GRID is back, and this time it could finally be the sequel fans have been waiting for. GRID Legends returns to the world of gaming in February 2022 and the package will be bigger than ever. But the first challenge with be communicating the game style to fans and proving its worth. A lot has […]
Previews
Previews
RiMS Racing First Look Preview Coverage
Since the announcement last summer RiMS Racing has been teasing us with small glimpses of it’s potential, but given this is a new studio with a new IP, how good can this title possibly be? The trailers have looked awfully impressive though pre-rendered, hence we now take these with a pinch of salt. But the […]
Previews
Previews
Monster Energy Supercross The Official Videogame 4: Preview
Milestone have been busy with the two-wheel genre in recent months, with the releases of Ride 4 and MXGP in quick succession. The latter receiving a somewhat muted launch as it arrived outside of its normal release window, both are games I’ll have to investigate in greater detail now that their next-gen offerings are available. […]
Previews
Previews
Pacer Preview Gameplay
Pacer is one of those games that feels like it has been around forever. For the best part of 5 years we’ve seen the game evolve from Formula Fusion and then go on a journey in terms of development, with versions of the game expected since 2018. Now in late 2020 Pacer finally sees it’s […]
Previews
Previews
Monster Truck Championship – Preview
There’s not long now until the release of Monster Truck Championship, in fact as I write this it’s out in just under 48 hours. But there is still time to knock together a preview and reveal some of the core elements before you part with your hard-earned cash. So, let’s rev our 1500bhp and see […]
Previews
