ISI lancia il physics development blog

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Il team ISI inaugura questa mattina il suo nuovo physics development blog, ovvero il blog ufficiale dedicato allo sviluppo della fisica delle vettura in rFactor 2. Come si legge dal primo articolo pubblicato, si tratta di una risora decisamente interessante per i modders ma anche gli utenti, che ci svela da subito una gustosa novità in arrivo: la mitica Brabham BT44B del 1975 !
 
In this blog, we'll be taking you through the process of optimizing vehicle physics in rFactor 2. This will eventually include some spreadsheet releases and more in-depth explanations along the process. Furthermore, this also allows an organized way for us to receive feedback. I'm a firm believer that via example is the best way to learn something, and so that is the plan!
This first installment will delve into a question that many people have. And that is, so how do I get my rF1 physics into rF2? From a basic standpoint, you don't need to do much at all, but you DO need to have some form of placeholder .TGM files. To do so, you need to look through the vehicles we have at the moment, and decide which is the most similar to the vehicle you're working on. Pay a visit to the Dev Corner of the rFactor.net website, you'll see a TGM archive (v0.8) which contains a (mostly) complete archive of ISI & donated .TGM files, if you feel like contributing to the project please feel free to submit them.

 

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