rFactor 2 – Release Candidate Update Build 10577086 Available

Motorsport Games and Studio 397 have deployed a new ‘Release Candidate’ update build for the rFactor 2 racing simulator. The release candidate build can be accessed via your rFactor 2 Steam account, under the release candidate branch option.

As usual, the update contains a mixture of fixes and improvements for various parts of the simulation. Check out the full changelog for more details.

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Official Webpage – www.studio-397.com – The rFactor 2 Racing Simulator is available via Steam for €29,99.

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Changelog:

Build: 10577086
Dedi: 10577097

Known issues:

• Driver labels are sometimes out of position on-screen or sorted incorrectly with certain transparent objects

UI

• Corrected various camera control help tips

Cinematics

• Added auto calculation of spectator camera directions to the nearest waypoint to the first activation location.

Track Limits

• Scale certain factors of scoring down when we go less than a third of the car width off track.
• Fixed a rare possibility of cuts not being scored.
• Added extra data to logging & ModDev Debug mode

General

• Server keys are now machine independent and can be shared between any machines

RC Fixes

• Fixed onboard boost changes not applying properly to the engine
• Photo Mode: Added viewed vehicle spinner
• Photo Mode: Improved user experience and shortcut key consistency when enabling replays/live.
• Photo Mode: Minor ui improvements, added reset button for settings and shortcut button on live view monitor
• Photo Mode: Fixed Vehicle Focus not working correctly on onboard cameras
• Photo Mode: Added fade to black animation when taking pictures
• Fixed an issue where car cameras would get the wrong far-clip planes
• Fixed incorrect users lists in content management
• Fixed old versions of content not installing
• Fixed local content sometimes uninstalling itself
• Fixed motion blur stuttering in certain cases
• Fixed driver labels rendering behind stuff it shouldn’t
• Fixed motion blur blurring too much when switching cameras