If your argument was valid they could be releasing race series where the same tires were being used by all the cars as it is WTCC with Yokohama tires.Reiza uses differend tyre model than rF2, lot less complicated, thats why they can put out so many cars at such rate compared to rf2, the rF2 tyre takes a long time to develop and tweak. So.. sadly "AMS Pack" for rF2 would not work.
It would, they just need to be willing to learn, but is it financially worth it? No idea, probably not. Pretty sure some cars in AMS are using same tires as othersSo.. sadly "AMS Pack" for rF2 would not work.
I wish Reiza had licensed isi2.5, but I guess ISI did not allow it (I don't believe the "we don't like this tire model" excuse, sorry)
Ask on their forumSo my question is, Will the new sim from Reiza feature the current Rfactor2 engine, with tire flex,Contact patch and damage model etc? Anyone know any details as yet? ive not heard much of anything at all.
Race Department: You mentioned you worked with Reiza on Automobilista in that past. Is their a chance we will maybe see some crossover in the future between either AMS or the yet to be title Reiza 17 and rFactor 2?
Marcel Offerman: We have a very good relationship with Reiza and Renato. Like you said, over the last year or so we have been active in its development. The whole roadmap and direction of Automobilista is obviously something that Renato determines. In that sense, we were just programmers to help them out, so I'm not yet sure which direction Renato wants to take. He was obviously informed of what we were doing before the public knew. Even before we started to work with Reiza, he knew that I was already involved with ISI, so that has never been a secret or a problem and I talked to Renato last week just to explore ways in how we could collaborate. We haven't made any decisions yet, but we are still discussing our options. I think in general, Renato likes some features of rFactor 1 better, so he'll probably stick with that and build on that. Even if you do that, there are plenty of things we could collaborate on.
So my question is, Will the new sim from Reiza feature the current Rfactor2 engine, with tire flex,Contact patch and damage model etc? Anyone know any details as yet? ive not heard much of anything at all.
Thanks..Ask on their forum
Not fair, in my opinion your question doesn't need an answer because there are a lot of threads about Reiza17 on their forum where devs explained all the details...search button doesn't work good sometimes but was difficult to miss them to be honest...Thanks..
This is an off topic, to which I did ask but haven't got an answer as of yet. Thought you guys were mostly seasoned racers which would be in the loop.
So to be honest it seems it's just gonna stay on the path it's on and by the sounds of it (speculation) be a notch below rf2. Thanks guys.
The only thing I am sure is that AMS is superior to rF2 (at this state) for the overall experience, cohesion between cars and tracks and users "mood"...
a better question around here maybe , When is 'Not RF3' going to be released ,or better still ,what is 'Not RF3'Thanks..
This is an off topic, to which I did ask but haven't got an answer as of yet. Thought you guys were mostly seasoned racers which would be in the loop.
So to be honest it seems it's just gonna stay on the path it's on and by the sounds of it (speculation) be a notch below rf2. Thanks guys.
I disagree, but this is very subjective.
a better question around here maybe , When is 'Not RF3' going to be released ,or better still ,what is 'Not RF3'![]()
It would be very funny if in the end notrfactor3 was the final name of ISIs new title.