Il sempre attivo AusORC Mod Team ha rilasciato la versione definitiva di questo mod che sempre più consensi sta riscuotendo tra gli appassionati. Le novità rispetto alla versione 2.1 sono poche e riguardano principalmente l'aggiunta della nuova pista di Essington. Per ogni commento, è stato già aperto il topic relativo sul forum.

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AusH6 2005 V8 SuperCar Challenge MOD v3.0

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brought to you by

AusORC Development Team

@

Australian Online Racing Championships






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Notes : This mod is for rFactor @ www.rfactor.net by I.S.I. (Image Space Inc.)


This modification is for the rFactor game and was made by a group of guys that have a bit of a passion for motorsport sim racing games and aussie v8 supercars. We hope that you enjoy this modification as much as we enjoy bringing it to you all.

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Installation:

Point the self extracting archive at your top level rFactor directory and install. Fire up the game and select the H6V8 Supercar Challenge Season and enjoy the ride.

AusH6 V8 SuperCar Challenge includes all 34 2005 Australian V8 SuperCar Series Liveries in a stand alone season. Using altered physics, sounds, graphics changes, talent files, WPS Hammer safety car and many other modifications. Also some more bonus skins were included.


*REQUIRED TRACKS*


To run the offline championship you will need to download the addon tracks listed below...


* Birmingham_MP

* Trois Rivieres

* Essington (Official ISI track-addon just out)

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Credits:

Mod Creation by AusORC Mod Team @ www.ausorc.com

Team Members:

JayfORCe - mod layout, physics tweaks, sound tweaks, skins, dunlop tires and coloured wheels, team logo and number icons.

TC - skins, cockpit texture updates, camera file, headlights. for other rFactor skins visit www.superiorgraphx.com

Toads -logo design, bik file, H6 Icon

Thunder32 - skins

Dexter - skins

chaosf1 - skins (many of the holdens, he's a machine). for other v8 skins in F1C or GTR visit

metallica018 - skins, talent files, pace car


I would just like to take this opportunity to thank all the guys involved in making this modification. You guys have done some fantastic work here and im sure that the rest of the sim racing communtiy will very much appreciate what we have put together as a team.


Thanks to the creator of rF MasTools.


Thanks also to ISI for providing such a great game and mod platform for us to do this great stuff to.

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*CHANGE LOG* v3.0

- added Essington to the rFm scene order and took away mills short.

- added a small amout of wieght to the total car wieght.

- added some more bonus skins.

*CHANGE LOG* v2.1

- *HOT FIX* fixed suspension numbers reversed for ride hieght in HDV file - thx to Dave Purdy @ RSC for picking it up

- *HOT FIX* fixed series name in rFm not displayed properly in MP lobby, changed to *H6 2005 V8SCC v2.0*

_ added troisriv to the offline championship series scene order to round it off at 10 tracks

*CHANGE LOG* v2.0

- fixed loose (limp) feeling in front end when understeering (more feel when understeering now)

- added more wieght to total mass and lowered the centre of gravity a touch

- added new tyre file

- generally stiffened up the suspension more so to dial out the erratic/exagerated weight transfer

- tweaked brakes to work a bit more realistically

- fixed unrealistic engine explosions when you tap a wall ect.

- fixed CTD in offline championship (my falut, silly typo) with corrected rFm file


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Download Links / Mirrors

AusH6 2005 V8 SuperCar Challenge MOD v3.0 *FULL FINAL VERSION* EXE File 46.1mb with uninstaller

AusH6 2005 V8 SuperCar Challenge MOD v3.0 *FULL FINAL VERSION* 7Z File 27.3mb with no uninstaller

E' ora possibile scaricare la nuova versione di questo mod, che sfrutta le vetture di F3 per creare una nuova serie fittizia. Lo scopo principale degli autori era di creare qualcosa di divertente, simile alla guida di un Kart. Per discutere di questa versione del mod, c'è il topic relativo nel nostro forum. Per il download invece cliccate qui o qui.

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Updated list....

New Carbody GMT
added Fis rear wing to car
New engine sounds
New wheels
New gears
new skins, and easy to read template
New Red steering wheel
minor physics change



It comes with 2 folders and FX template... rfm and GameData... just drop these folders in your rFactor folder and it will ask you to overwrite.... don't worry...this folder only overwrites the FX mod files, if you have the 1st one instaled.......
comes with... rfm , FX vehicle folder and a FX sound folder..

Sembra davvero un progetto molto interessante, il nuovissimo ProtoGP Mod annunciato oggi e già in fase di sviluppo avanzato per rFactor: questo mod ci metterà a disposizione tre diverse classi di veicoli di diversa potenza e varie piste americane ed europee. Per tutti i dettagli visitate il sito ufficiale del progetto.

Twelve years after the demise of one of the premier sports car racing series, Group C, top level prototype sports car racing returns in a big way. Canadian entrepreneurs Brandyn Wylie and Ryan Day are pleased to announce the creation of ProtoGP, a three-class sports car endurance racing series that will compete on an international stage.

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The series will commence in 2007, giving manufacturers and privateers an opportunity to fully explore their car's potentials before demonstrating it in front of a public audience. ProtoGP is the accumulation of two years of brainstorming and planning, and it is with great pleasure that it is presented to the public today.

"Sports car racing is such a unique form of racing, since there's so many dimensions to the race other than just pit strategies and battling for a lead," says Wylie, "You have other classes competing at the same time at different speeds, and so overtaking is a much more critical component in this form of racing. Add to it the incredible heat of closed cockpit cars, unlike in an open cockpit, and the physical and mental demands of endurance racing and you have one of the toughest tests on both driver and machinery."
"There is such a great thrill about watching mutli-class racing," says Day, "There is nothing greater than seeing two upper-class cars split a slower car while battling for the lead, heading into a blind corner. It’s just unreal."

As mentioned, ProtoGP is divided into three classes of competition. The most powerful class is the Experimental Grand Prototypes (XGP), which will feature strictly race-bred closed-top cars with few limitations imposed on them. These cars most closely resemble the GTPs raced at Le Mans, and are powered by either a 3.5-litre twin-turbo V8, or a normally-aspirated 6-litre V12. The middle class is Experimental Grand Touring (XGT), the equivalent of the GT1 class at Le Mans. However, these cars are not racing interpretations of street legal cars, rather race cars with similar disposition to street cars. The last class is the Experimental Grand Sport (XGS), a smaller, less powerful version of the XGT class, with a maximum of a V6 power-plant.

ProtoGP will have strong manufacturer support for its first year, with four marques already solidifying their intentions with the sanctioning body. While three of them are currently keeping their plans under wraps, Jaguar, who had a strong presence in sports car racing in the last two decades of the 20th century, makes no secret of its involvement in the series. Jaguar offers the public a glimpse into the future of top-level sports car racing with the Jaguar XJR 20-5. Specific details are still being kept under wraps, however.

The schedule has not yet been finalized, but the aim is to have 12 to 14 events held on 4 different continents. Two or three American tracks are possible, one Canadian, several European dates and events in Japan and Australia are planned. Event lengths will be determined on a track by track basis, with a minimum of 4 hours for the shorter races, with the possibility of two 24 hour events.

More information will be provided when available, and stay tuned to the ProtoGP website for all the latest news on the series.