EmaPa88 Posted November 3, 2010 Posted November 3, 2010 (edited) Probably my favorite historic track I've run on during my 'simracing career'. There are some differences, for sure, between this and any previous historic versions of the track you may have raced on, but we believe ours is pretty accurate, and that's another reason why this is being posted so you can get used to it.Remember: This is WIP. This historic track is in development. We want those of you who are historic racing fans (or fans of the movie "Grand Prix" I guess) to see it as soon as possible - so here it is. I used the front bumper cam so that you can see similarities from old footage like that in the movie. You will see draw and animation issues in this video that do not represent the drawing and animation qualities of the release version of rFactor 2. Also: No audio - stop trying to turn up the volume. I pull out of the pit area and head towards Eau Rouge on lap one. The first lap was difficult and the car wanted to spin (mostly too much throttle from me). Lap two felt much faster but having crashed many times while trying to record the video I never pushed too hard. You can actually see at some points when I come out of the turns I struggle to put the power down. Driving and seeing this should give you a massive appreciation for what those maniacs who raced here were risking... They raced here at night in touring car races, amazingly dangerous... Edited November 3, 2010 by Lestart
Guest Uff Posted November 3, 2010 Posted November 3, 2010 There's a couple WIP elements that may be of interest that you can see in this video. First is the mirage effect--it's not hooked up to any controlling factors yet--it's just "on" for now. The other is that the direct lighting is changing as clouds pass in front of the sun...
benvelor Posted November 3, 2010 Posted November 3, 2010 quoto, soprattutto sul contorno pista: mi pare tutto molto dettagliato certo, che chi aveva casa l
tazio Posted November 4, 2010 Posted November 4, 2010 bella ,ma che anno simula? perche' le curve mi sembrano molto piu' "docili" e larghe rispetto alla mitica versione di riferimento che e' Spa Gpl 1967
Guest Uff Posted November 4, 2010 Posted November 4, 2010 bella ,ma che anno simula? perche' le curve mi sembrano molto piu' "docili" e larghe rispetto alla mitica versione di riferimento che e' Spa Gpl 1967 Molto probabilmente perch
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