Jeremy Miller tweets (Senior Programmer at ISI)

An inbuilt f1 qualifying system wow yes this would be fab -I never thought of that one,
Guessing it wouldn't be to hard to impliment within the software either

 

And i am pretty old school - the Lola with a working clutch would be a great easter egg....

 

Triple screen support, triple screen replay, better replays quality, better shaders, improved collission physics( the collission physics in rF2 is just so bad), fix the HDR thing!

 

Your not looking for much then wajdi...

 

tjc, rF2 is great, but with all those features would be awesome!

 

It is indeed awesome and will definitely be more awesome when those features are incorporated into the sim...

They`ll all come... I guess we just have to be patient.

 

Yes, but I'm not talking about making any changes to implementation - just the rate itself. Real Road already has sufficient implementation for racing, except for that artificially increased rate, which ruins everything.
Let it be accelerated in Dev Mode for modders, but not for players in game.

Not really "pressing areas", aren't they?

 

Well, a working clutch is a big part of a vehicle simulation in my opinion

 

thats why I said "presume", if something else is needed and it breaks the game currently then it'd be no good and we'd have to go without it totally...imagine that!
If however its a simple change that could've been done ages ago then I'd be pissed, theres already some areas that get started and seemingly forgotten about (see number of practice/qually/race sessions & Smoke Flow over vehicles for two examples in the PLR), again hoping they require additonal Tech advancements and none of them are added but forgotten.

 

Jeremy Miller ‏@jeremymmiller 4m ago
Last nights rF2 test went ok, minor changes being made today, possible release this week. I give it 50/50

 

fingers crossed !

 

I'm suprised that the chance is so small.

The first attempt to get this new build released was like 2 or 3 weeks ago. I wonder if they now have more stuff in it or have they been just trying to fix the problems all the time?

 

If they will be releasing it with updated components, then I'd say 2-3 weeks of delay is not that much.

Remember that two packages were being tested and one was pretty big.

 

That was the first test of the packaging of both a preinstalled content package, and a lite package. Not 'this build'.

They've done 15+ builds just within the last few days. Lots of testing for this one, and with so many little changes and new versions, there's always a chance of bugs slipping through, there's been at least 3 builds created only today for fixes. The 'full installer' (which just gives a small selection of content) also includes updated content, and that content also needs testing with each build... Quite a task.

And 50% isn't a small chance. A small chance is 1%.

 

Last time we had a 50/50 chance it didn't happen, so this one's a certainty!

 

lol...

From Tim`s little run down above, it does sound like a lot of work and a lot of testing`s going into this one though.

 

I do really enjoy a weather forecast with a 50% chance. "It might rain, it might not. We didn't feel like predicting the weather today." It never seems to rain when there was a 50% chance, unless my wife and I are going somewhere, then it always rains.

 

well dont go anywhere with your wife then Tim, you know this!

 

or wash the car

 

Not sure what will happen tomorrow. Some issues tonight also. Will try to release some updated component(s) if nothing else.


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