The layout of the circuit is very well done, but there are no mountains in the vicinity of Buenos Aires, in reality it is a great plain .. Actually from the exit of the second curve to the next to last curve (the "hairpin") is all green with buildings only in the background on the horizon (at that time it was more marked). The buildings are seen in the near horizon on the next to last curve. You can see this with the "street view" of "Google maps".I send you some slides taken by me in the 1974 GP, inl 1975, 1976 , in that order. Great job!!!
A year or so I downloaded this track, however I noticed the onboard cameras didn't work. Has this been fixed?
Thanks for feedback. I don't know ow to fix that. and seems that latest rF2's build have some problems with aiw editor
Buenos Aires Historic v.1.00: Link1 Link2 v.1.00 changelog: -minor optimizations -updated preset weather -renamed track and folders first post updated. i tryed to upload to Steam workshop but i'm not able. if anyone wants to improvement track, release/steam release, etc... fells free to do it, just report original credits.
1.02 update by philrob Buenos Aires Historic v.1.02 Steam workshop: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1307099062 Mirrors: Link1 Link2 v.1.02 update by philrob ---------- city has moved armco colours changed track trucks now yellow new trees added lots of textures redrawn new people in stands new period logos few buildings added some new marshals skybox now a grassy plain rf2 AIW new reflections on teamtrucks added latest Mauro WET preset updated RR shader to latest new road texture added reflections changed some tree textures moved some objects further scn and gdb changes added press box
Great work Phil or Rob... This was my first visit to BA and I really enjoyed it. The track itself has a feel similar to the old 60's Mexico City circuit. A couple of long straights, a long, looong, parabolica and then a twisty turney bit where single file is almost required. I did notice one bit of bloom off the white grandstands on top of the ACA tower (at the beginning of Pit lane) Not always, but as you come out of the right-hander before the left onto the s/f straight, the white seats on the top of the tower would get very bright. It took me three laps to just recognize the right hander where the yellow tow truck was located(the beginning of the twisty section) I ate the armco repeatedly... Thanks for the great track. YOUR EFFORT is appreciated.
Yes Dave , i put that yellow truck at that spot, because i also kept driving straight on, it was to give me a hint. Not noticed the bloom at that bit before. Phil
Denny Hulme,Marlboro Team Texaco McLaren McLaren M23 Ford, 1974 Argentine Grand Prix at Buenos Aires.
hi legend Congrats for your avatar: the golden era of motorsport about buenos aires i think this is the final version. I dont't know if philrob is working for future update or not (In case i will update steam workshop) bye!
