Mine has it immediately below those lines you've shown there. You can add it manually, but what you should perhaps do is consider moving all your...
You can't view the DLC workshop items. That was a deliberate change some months ago. At the moment you can't get to them via the rF2 properties...
@Julien Lemoine the game isn't crashing.
See here for additional info (ie firewall made a difference, at least sometimes)...
Where did you hear that?
Yep. Even a single car and track included (not even a workshop item; just in the game) to avoid the "huh? Why can't I do anything? What's this...
@roastincoffee that method certainly works but I can't vouch for performance on the current build. I've used it previously with no issue.
Then it wouldn't be a physical model, so you couldn't generate the multitude of internal lookup tables used in realtime. At that point you're back...
No, that's where rF2 (un)installs them to/from. The workshop folder is here: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\365960 Each...
Steam changed about 2 weeks ago and no longer shows DLC in the properties. It's a pain but you can search for each car in the workshop folder and...
The ttool testing uses the full tyre model, so simplified calculations shouldn't be an issue. I haven't personally played with tyres enough to...
He posted here first :D
I'm not answering for them. I am answering, and it's true they don't answer all threads. Should they answer more often, and/or have current bug...
Now I'm confused! They're talking about the virtual wheel, in the virtual car. Not related to the controller being used. (support for new fangled...
Well, 256 should work fine on a PC that can run rF2. Maybe VR would be more of an issue because CPU use is higher, but otherwise... Some people...
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