Recent content by I_Bellett

Since the rights to rFactor2 were transferred to Studio397, it is safe to assume that there is no relationship whatsoever with rFPro. https://web.archive.org/web/20150206013928/http://imagespaceinc.com/software.php Since Terence moved from rFPro to iRacing, iRacing has also undergone major...

It seems they were trying to sell it to S397, but it seems they were rejected by S397. I think ASMG has two options: either open their own store site and sell it as a paid mod, like mod teams like URD, or release it for free on the Workshop as originally planned...

It was revealed on the forums of Rogue System, for which ISI was the publisher, that ISI was dissolved earlier this year. Therefore, it is unclear why the owner of the ISI YouTube account has now released a trailer video that was previously published on Steam. One possibility is that GJON CAMAJ...

It might be because it's a GT3 car, but it looks quite flat. Even the GT500, which is similar to a BMW Class 1, doesn't appear to be bouncing excessively.

I'm excited about your update work. By the way, the original Sepang track made by ISI was quite bumpy; has that been fixed?

I have made some minor updates to the physics model. You can download the updated file from the link on the first page.

When I raced online with your 935K3, I felt that the following two points needed immediate improvement. 1,Wet tyre performance Even though the track is dry, it is possible to achieve lap times 4-5 seconds faster than with dry tires, and the tire heat generation and wear are also less than with...

I tried it but it didn't feel right so I passed on it.

A Japanese company that sells simulator cabinets offers the GR86 BRZ Cup as a paid mod. However, due to the aggressive pricing and the lack of popularity of rFactor2 in Japan (iRacing>AC>ACC>rFactor2), it has not become a hot topic. https://www.acs-sim.com/collections/mod

At least right now ISI is just a paper company, so I don't think they will be able to create a new ISIMotor unless they do the same thing they did when they licensed the rFactor2 prototype to an outside company. We can only hope that the technology introduced in LMU will be reflected in rF2...

Currently, ISI is a shell company with no real entity, and even if ISI were to buy it back, it would likely only sell rF2 licenses without developing rF2.

Shared Memory Tools automatically turns off when the remaining session time reaches 0. Is there a solution?

Thank you everyone for the information. I would like to try various things.

We considered adding a semi-automatic ON/OFF option to the upgrade selection, but decided not to do so due to the possibility of creating an "superiority". If the description of the Caterham or Mini Cooper S transmission is made public, we are thinking of conducting an evaluation test based on it.

Sorry for the late reply. A new version has been published. See first page.