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I think it's a very good idea to understand basic workflow before going for something like RTB (if ever). I thought about purchasing race track builder, but I feel like that will teach me nothing, without learning things properly.Īlso this site is fantastic so many tips and tutorials. Should I have clicked something else?Īt moment my goal is to get bare minimum track to AC. Road_main.dds using DXT5 setting in photoshop, just selected DXT5 from drop down. So I opened up Road_main.png and saved it as Textures for Road in KS editor are stretched. However I am running into texture problems. Everything looks good in 3ds max.Įxported according to first page in here for fbx settings.

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In addition I wish we had a lot more liveries to race with (I'd gladly pay for a TCR pack featuring liveries from the various regional series such as Josh Files/Target Competition, or Anti Burri, Luca Engstler, Garth Tander, or any of the other great drivers that run TCR events all over the world I'd gladly spend $20 or more on a TCR pack with 50-100 liveries).I created basic track in 3ds Max just for testing purposes, just so I can get hang of it.Īpplied textures (Standard/Bitmap one called 1ROAD and 1GRASS)Īdjusted textures so they align up correctly in 3ds Max for road and grass. I hate having to drive cars in RRE with other drivers names, etc. I 100% couldn't agree more about the custom skins, I wish they had a livery builder like in iRacing even. I think the FFB in both are great, once you get them set up. The new Tatuus cars are great on rF2, as is the FR90 on RRE, I think I've had a lot of fun driving both so far. Studio 397 content is good, however like anything that is based on modding everything is fully hit and miss and that is one thing I love about RRE and iRacing, a lot of content and all of it is excellent. The stock content in rF2 is about as good as RRE content, but I'm not a fan of the fact that the majority of it is fictional. I agree that VR is better in rF2 as well as iR.

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Not only is the on track AI great, but the UI and game itself supports offline racing very well with custom championships, and all of the adjustable settings for races, etc. I've always been told that even from those in rF2 and and in iR even before I ever got into RRE. However I would consider RRE AI to be the best there is. RFactor 2 AI is great, definitely the second best in all of sim racing. I've owned rF2 since it was released (and iRacing for 11 years as well) and have somewhat recently got into Raceroom and prefer it to rF2 and consider Raceroom to be roughly equal to iRacing, but for significantly less money.

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Unpacking and packing mods based on TGA files in a dev mod interface is complicated and mostly undocumented, but I am learning! I have a VR friendly HUD mostly done after about 8 hours working on it! The HUD editor is archaic and it is the only option.Getting tracks not in the Steam workshop, but once you do it a few times it is not horrible.They have been working on a replacement for two year, I guess.

I try to help him out when I can with slipstreams, lol.

I imported a Lando Norris and Sainz livery by a mod maker on RaceDepartment! It's really immersive to be running side by side with Sainz.

In my opinion the FFB is better, or at least more what I am looking for.

Square flag lights, which are great braking point markers and very immersive.

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The new free Tatuus open wheel cars are really fun, and they have one with a halo which is amazing in VR!.

('First loser' hand-written on the wooden podium at one track!)

The tracks have a ton of immersive, higher quality details (people, support vehicles, fire extinguishers) I like to drive off-track sometimes just too look at the details.

All I can say is it looks significantly better when setting it up to hit 80 fps than Raceroom does.

The VR performance is at least 30% better from my fpsVR observations with similar settings, probably because of DX11 but who knows.

The AI is in my opinion much more human and fun to race against.

To a much lesser extent, I miss the car sound.

The WebHud when I could make my own SimHub dashboard.

There doesn't seem to be an rF2 option here.

The Leaderboards since sometime to just want to hot lap and have a benchmark for comparison or to have a friendly competition with my son.

I kept switching back and forth for few days, and finally settled on rF2 for the foreseeable future.

I liked it but missed things about Raceroom. rF2 went on sale and I thought I would give it a try. I was really enjoying it and decided to get an Oculus Rift S for my first VR experience. I bought all Raceroom content 1 month ago and played for a few hours every night.

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