VELOCIPEDE Posted December 23, 2014 Posted December 23, 2014 The Most Spectacular Sports Cars have finally returned to your Computer.Finally is absolutely the right word. We are the first to say it took us a very, VERY long time to build. Personally we see it as a great victory of endurance that we where able to push on for such a long time. It was sometimes hard to keep working on this and just because we as friends helped each other we made it.Now prepare to be transported back in time and relive the overwhelming sound and fury of racing cars from 1976 to 1988, showcased in unprecedented detail. There are 58 cars, 514 liveries, and a custom UI. Never before has a collaboration of artists and engineers come together to produce such an encapsulating mod for rFactor1. All cars are modelled to look identical to their real life variants. The Porsche 956, Lancia LC-2, and Jaguar XJR-5 where reworked from the F1C models and all other models created from scratch. Textures were made with the help of thousands of images and videos, and lots of discussions on forums. Sounds were taken from samples of the real cars where possible. Physics were made and tuned from real data and information from mechanics and drivers of the actual cars. Some of these cars are hard to drive fast. Some are very easy. We tried to use the tire info from the period and not from cars that drive today (which would have made things way more easy.) Because of the immense size of this mod, we decided to split the mod up in three parts. There are NO tracks in this mod. AI training is done for tracks Virtua_LM created and that helps the AI be more responsive, drive better lines, and not stop suddenly. Please read the readme file carefully. It holds some hints into making the driving experience more fun. Download -> http://www.drivingitalia.net/forum/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=7209
Ciudio Posted December 23, 2014 Posted December 23, 2014 E' uscito! Domani finisce il mondo... Allora i Maya avevano ragione...erano solo in anticipo di due anni!
2slow4u Posted December 23, 2014 Posted December 23, 2014 Allora i Maya avevano ragione...erano solo in anticipo di due anni! No, no...i Maya erano daccordo coi virtua, che si erano impegnati di far uscire la mod nel 2012, il problema e' che poi gli han dato buca e i Maya hanno fatto la figura dei cioccolatai!
Lucio Distilleri Posted December 23, 2014 Posted December 23, 2014 in questo momento per me è un mod utile come la carta igienica bagnata...
2slow4u Posted December 24, 2014 Posted December 24, 2014 Era prevedibile. Mi spiace, ci hanno lavorato 8 anni, ma proprio per questo motivo i risultati non fanno propriamente gridare al miracolo. Questa 1.0 è nata vecchia, superata, obsoleta, e si basa su un gioco ormai tendenzialmente in disuso. Ripeto, mi spiace perchè dietro c'è sicuramente molto lavoro, ma il progetto è stato semplicemente gestito male. Se in questi anni avessero fatto uscire un tot di auto alla volta, in stile enduracers (service packs) anzichè aspettare di avere tutte le millemila auto pronte, ne avremmo guadagnato tutti. È andata così, amen.
TurboGigi Posted December 24, 2014 Posted December 24, 2014 Ieri ho anche reinstallato rF per provarlo..... purtroppo è palese l'enorme salto generazionale, troppo netto per essere apprezzato e goduto come avrebbe meritato anni fa..
Ciudio Posted December 24, 2014 Posted December 24, 2014 provato e l'impressione è che sia indietro coi tempi.
Luca Allegra Posted December 24, 2014 Posted December 24, 2014 Tenendo conto che siamo su rFactor è, secondo me, davvero un' ottima mod. Tante auto e non troppi glitch/bug ne fanno un must have assieme ad altre mod. Esempio do come rFactor sia ancora sim valido e usato, almeno in tutto il mondo.
2slow4u Posted December 24, 2014 Posted December 24, 2014 Si, 6-7 anni fa sarebbe stata un ottima mod...
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