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rFactor 2 Build 494 Now Available! You can now download rFactor 2 Build 494 from our downloads page. As always, we have a new free demo that utilizes the latest core code. Our first release of the year, this update includes a number of graphical updates. Most notable is the automated HDR, which uses a set of functions to change all lighting elements automatically/dynamically, based on real geographical location variables, and time of the day. This gives a much more stable and consistent lighting experience. You may still use your personal HDR profiles. You may also notice some shader draw distance changes. Update 21 (Build 494) Changelog (February 26, 2014): ===================================================== GRAPHICS: ———————— Now defaulting to automated HDR parameters instead of manual profiles for every track when this build is first run. After that, you can change back to a specific profile if you want. The preferred profile for any track is now called “automation”. Fixed calculation and tweaked numbers to reduce cloud pop-in. There’s a few items missing from this changelog, shadow draw, etc. FEATURES: ———————— Optional new HDV [sUSPENSION] line ModelWheelsIncludeAllTireMass=1 improves accounting for tire mass and inertia. Obviously this must coincide with actually adding the tire ring mass and inertia to the wheels in the chassis.ini file. In addition to more accurately simulating the tire ring, this also facilitates the removal of SpinInertia and SpinInertiaAI from the HDV. A related change is the optional removal of TemporaryRingMassInertia from the TGM file – the tire now dynamically changes inertia depending on current shape (a new variable MassInertiaMultiplier can also be included if the physically calculated values are not satisfactory for some reason). For newly created replays, you can now play them even if the (virtual) mod is uninstalled, as long as the individual track and vehicle components are still installed. Created some options for the suspension deformation code that allows more generic connections like brake lines. BUG FIXES / OPTIMIZATIONS: ———————— Fixed problem recovering from ctrl-alt-delete in Win 7/8. Fixed some missing translations in rFConfig. Fixed plugin callbacks PreReset() and PostReset(). Fixed a crash from the RFM spinner in strange cases. Made the “goto preferred car selection” page action go to the non-preferred car selection page in case where the preferred car selection page doesn’t exist (instead of going nowhere) Fixed problem reading older RealRoad files. Fixed a potential pit menu crash if FuelSpecial lines are used in the HDV file. Fixed crash related to Mod Mode all tracks & cars selection & uninstalling other mods. Fixed a couple problems with Resume From Replay, including one potential crash. Since full-course yellows do not work without a safety car right now, disable them if there is no safety car available at a track. Fixed potential crash in transparent trainer code – probably only happened in multiplayer. MODDING / PUBLIC DEV ———————— Fixed bug in ModMgr when displaying large (> 2GB) mod files. Added buttons to ModMgr to delete paths from the Working Dir and Packages selectors. Some shader macro prototypes have changed. Look in pShaderStubs.h for changes. Fixed rcd values write out from realtime editor. Now looking for driver RCD files in vehicle components as well as (hopefully soon to be phased out) talent components. UI / HUD / Options: ———————— Fixed ‘enter’ key moving between min and max replay mode for other languages. When selecting a mod with it’s own UI, the standard rFactor UI will send you to a prompt screen to ask if you’d like to use the mod-specific UI. Added RCD editing gizmos: they work on “virtual vehicle” drivers in main release & any content in Mod Mode. Fixed issue with true type fonts sometimes (usually after UI switch) not loading. MULTIPLAYER: ———————— Official ISI server now show on top of mp lobby list (until user manually sorts). If mod specific multiplayer temp vehicle is not found, will attempt to load generic temp vehicle instead. Added gizmo to standard rFactor UI that let’s you quickly change cars in practice mode without having to leave and rejoin the server. Detecting & reloading livery changes in multiplayer quick vehicle change. Disabled new prediction algorithm by default, until issues are worked out. CONTROLLERS / FFB ———————— Added profile for the Thrustmaster TX Racing Wheel. Added an optional minimum FFB torque to the controller.ini file. Disabled by default. AI ———————— AIs now attempt to restart engine when toggling AI on with a stalled engine. Fixed some cases where RCD files were not loading. Silverstone Circuit v1.01 -> v1.14 Changelog - Increased surface mesh density at The Link and Maggots Corner for short layouts - Added and enhanced 3D modelled surface details based on accurate data - Added International layout - Replaced GP Layout with GT Layout (41 garage spots) - Added Concrete Blocks to prevent wandering beyond limits on short layouts - New default weather preset for GT and International Layouts - Added Medium Rubber RealRoad presets - Reworked Light Rubber RealRoad presets - Added International layout cameras - Fixed inaccurate Sector 1, Sector 2 and Pit In timing lines (Pit In is now at the FIRST line) - Fixed multiple small terrain gaps - Fixed incorrect material on old pit building roof - Fixed Collision for Bridges - Fixed Collision for PitWall Gates - Fixed Smoothing on Grandstand at Club Corner - Fixed Smoothing on wall at Club Corner - Fixed light glow being always enabled - Fixed (most) annoying popups - Fixed Daylight Saving Time zone - Tweaked terrain textures and materials for less aliasing and a tiny bit more depth - Tweaked wall materials for a tiny bit less aliasing - Tweaked Vegetation textures and materials - Tweaked RealRoad texture - Tweaked Glass materials - Tweaked Vehicle materials - Optimized 3D Tyre Walls for better and smoother performance - Optimized Armco for better and smoother performance - Optimized Armco details for better and smoother performance - Optimized Vehicles for better and smoother performance - Optimized Shadow Casters for better performance - Optimized LOD distances for better performance - Optimized Reflection Maps for better performance - Optimized Crowds for better performance - Optimized Terrain objects for smoother performance - Optimized Grandstands for better performance - Optimized Props for smoother performance - Optimized Omni Lights for International layout - Optimized Vegetation - Optimized Grass and Gravel Verges - Optimized Terrain textures - Optimized Vehicle textures - Optimized Building textures Notes: - Performance should be improved by an average of 15-30% over v1.01 depending on detail settings. - Smoothness should be improved by an average of 25-35% over v1.01 depending on detail settings; up to 45% in most previously heavy stutter areas. - Texture size reduction by 35% should also free up some VRAM by a fair amount, regardless of detail settings; - Existing 1.01 GP Layout has been replaced by what we now call GT Layout; which is the same layout with extra garage spots. Loch Drummond 1.1 - Fixed upside-down crowd in some grandstands - Fixed several objects intersecting fences - Added invisible colliders to in/outfields - Added canvas in front of tyre walls - Optimized tyre wall LOD distances - Optimized tyre wall reflections - Optimized tyre wall shadows - Optimized Radio Towers: separated into multiple VisGroups - Optimized GrassVerges - Optimized some textures - Removed tyre stack in chicane - Removed tyre wall collision objects This post has been promoted to an article

Fonte. Obviously, as always, this update includes a new demo. That demo includes the newly updated C6.R. If you have friends who you think should try the demo with the new C6.R, feel free to share the link to it http://bit.ly/1cDs53k with them. Auto update should work now/soon. If you are using a vastly out of date build, consider manually updating. Manual updates can be done by downloading the Lite installer, and installing it over your currently installation location(s). If not installing fresh, and noticing any backwards movement in performance or visuals, consider having rFactor2 recreate shaders by deleting all files in \Documents\rFactor2\UserData\Log\CBash. Tracks will load slower first time after doing it, as files are recreated. The ISI Official Servers should be ready for you to use with B382, or close to being so. The 382 demo has been re-released. http://rfactor.net/web/rf2/rf2dl/ Fixes an issue with the launcher where some could not launch the demo. Tim Wheatley Build Notes: You can also now renew your rFactor2. You should see an option to do so on the purchase page. If any of you want to assist us in testing it now, renewing early, please do so and let us know of any problems. Known issues (or possible ones reported by unstable testers/internal testing): Download links

Changelog history 0.5.3 - Removed penalty system in race special events - Fixed session over leaderboard - Fixed session result post session - Added more slipstream - AI acts less superhuman after collisions - Replay memory limit slider increased to 500mb - Added missing skins for BMW M3 grA - Modifications on collisions boxes of very low cars. 0.5.2 - fixed opponents engine volume typo Early Access 0.5.1 - opponents engine volume tuned - fixed Golden Glory achievements - fixed replay race loading Early Access 0.5 - End Race simulation - New Race special events - Session Ranking app fixes - Driver Names displayer - Proximity Indicator & damage displayer follow GUI - Small GUI fixes - Special events have pre-determinate parameters such as Temperature - Warning for high CPU occupancy - Real time position - Steam Achievement fixes - fixed suspension animator in replay - chase camera shake parameters exposed in launcher - Modifications on tyre model combined forces grip. Tyres more sensitive in combined forces, cars more sensitive under braking and acceleration. Resulting in use of traction control more interesting even on racing cars - Modifications on tyres heating modelling. - BMW Z4 35is drift upgrade - BMW M3 E30 group.A is now the early model with less power and no ABS plus chassis modifications and 5 speed gearbox - BMW M3 E30 DTM version is now an upgrade to the early model and retains only the 6 speed gearboxes. - BMW 1M series - Lotus Evora GTE - Modifications on Ferrari F40 suspension toe links - Modifications on Tatuus FA01 aerodynamic drag. - BMW Z4 35is toe fixes and tyre compound fixes - Pagani Zonda R ABS levels - Laptimes have now 1ms resolutions - Ferrari 599XX Evo default alignment setup modified to cure over-sensitive steering.

Tim annuncia questa build che dovrebbe portare significativi miglioramenti grafici, oltre ad una prima versione del sistema di training dell'AI come visto in rF1. Info: This new build should see a major step update to visuals in rFactor 2. You may want to take a good look at your settings, as in some cases you might be able to use a lower setting for the look you are used to now, while those of you with super-systems can enjoy visuals not seen before. We have worked a way around the bug with USB in Microsoft Windows 8. Loss of controllers issues should be gone. Let us know. Only major known issue is that for night time racing, you may need to disable HDR to give you visibility. We simply had to get the wheel fixes out (which stopped users from running the sim entirely due to the bug in Windows 8). DOWNLOAD Auto update will be up ASAP (Jeremy is heading home and will do it there after upload completes) Changelog Problemi noti This post has been promoted to an article

Ho avviato il sim e questa mattina mi sono ritrovato un update da 300 MB da scaricare. Ecco cosa introduce, in attesa dei nuovi contenuti previsti per domani. Early Access 0.2 G: x360 rumble intensity multiplier G: new drift mode, it is based on score and time not laps G: sectors status in time transponder is reset after each lap G: Driver Eyes Positioner is Default app (localization added) G: Fixed replay loading with cars (wing problem) G: Fixed replay GUI (slider) - S: Fixed turbo still producing boost even after fuel went zero S: Better engine coast at near minimum rpm, no need half gas to move the needle anymore S: Implemented "FF Enhancements" S: Improved AA algorithm selection - LS: Reverb effect removed LS: New default volumes preset LS: Engine volume tweaked for all cars LS: Backfires volume tweaked for all cars that have them LS: Rumble strip, tyre rolling, tyre scrubs and wind volume/pitch variation tweaked LS: BMW M3 e30 interior sounds improved LS: BMW M3 e30 fixed missing gearshift sounds LS: BMW M3 GT2 interior sounds improved LS: Tatuus FA01 interior sounds improved LS: KTM X-Bow interior sounds improved LS: Ferrari 458 Italia overall engine pitch tweaked LS: Lotus 49 interior sounds improved LS: Lotus Elise SC and Scura engine and compressor volume levels tweaked Questo messaggio

In attesa della prima patch, Codemasters ci aggiorna su alcuni degli elementi più discussi del gioco. F1 2013 – Update from the Studio Many thanks for all your comments and feedback on the game so far. The Development and QA teams have been working through the list of issues raised, trying to reproduce and fix as many issues as possible ahead of forthcoming patches. As per last year, we would like to get updates out to you as quickly as possible, so fixes will be drip fed to into the PC version of the game via steam first, before being consolidated into the various console submissions. Further details on the specific fixes made in the first patch will follow next week. In the meantime, we wanted to put some information out about two of the issues in particular. Multiplayer Matchmaking We have identified a multiplayer matchmaking issue whereby players may not be able to join each other’s multiplayer lobbies/races. We have located the error and have prepared a fix to address this which will go live at the first patching opportunity. However, until the patch goes live you may experience problems with how many players you can connect with. In the interim we suggest the following workaround: - For maximum matches in a 2013 race, a STANDARD EDITION gamer should host. For maximum matches in a 1980s race, a STANDARD EDITION gamer should host. For maximum matches in a 1990s race, anyone with the content can host If a CLASSIC EDITION gamer hosts, he will only be matched with other CLASSIC EDITION players or STANDARD EDITION players with both DLC packs installed when they go live. We apologise for any inconvenience this may cause. Tyre & Fuel Scaling There have been a number of threads commenting on the level of severity of the tyre wear, in particular on 25% races. The severity of tyre wear has been designed based off real world data. Tyre management is part and parcel of the F1 experience in 2013 – anyone who watched the latest race in Korea will notice how much both were commented on by the both the teams and in particular the drivers; Lewis Hamilton, Mark Webber, Fernando Alonso to name but a few. The following list of areas which affect the wear and life of a tyre will help you to understand the simulation behind the tyre model, and will hopefully aide your gameplay experience in this area. First off, tyre wear in Grand Prix mode is different to tyre wear in Career due to the R&D upgrade system. In Career, cars start in their rawest configuration, i.e. with the worst tyre wear and non-upgraded base cars, and are then upgraded throughout the season as you progress and complete the Practice R&D tests. On top of that, each constructor has a different base tyre wear starting point, for example if you drive the Mercedes on a pad you’ll suffer with rear tyre wear more than the Lotus. However in GP Mode they’ll be much closer in terms of wear with all their upgrades applied. Observed wear differences for front and rear tyres are also modelled in the 2013 game. This can have an impact on a cars suitability to certain tracks. Finally, the tyre compounds Pirelli had used and announced up to the time of release are applied. Some players have noted the harder Prime tyre lasting marginally longer than the softer Option. This can happen on circuits which used compounds next to one another (e.g. Soft and Medium). Maintaining the temperature of the tyres is critical this year. Again using Korea as an example of a real life race, the right front tyre was under particular close scrutiny from the teams due to the load being put through it on the Korean circuit. Using the temperature HUD swipe will help you be aware when excessive temperature and therefore wear is starting to become an issue. Lifting and coasting through corners, and minimising wheel spin are things to bear in mind to bring the tyres back to the right operating temperature window. Car Setup modifications will affect the tyre wear much more than in previous versions of the game for those of you who like to run with setups on the extreme i.e. full negative camber, 11/11 etc. Contrary to some reports, the AI are affected by tyre scaling & fuel management in the same way as the player. The weight of a car has a fairly big impact on the achievable lap time so as fuel levels decrease the lap times do get faster if you can prevent the tyres from falling away. The AI do a very good job of maintaining tyre life, and utilise their fuel management well in the race, particularly in clean air, and on their in and out laps. Fuel is scaled in a similar way to tyres in that on a lower distance there is less of a ‘noticeable fuel’ increase on that setting. In real life, teams almost always under fuel the car for the race, knowing that the driver will have to manage it at some point, or hoping for a period under the safety car. 1 extra lap of fuel is equivalent of 0.3 seconds per lap, so starting with any additional fuel to what is needed is a luxury. Last year’s level of starting fuel mixtures has therefore been reduced and made closer to real life based on discussions with f1 teams and engineers. Similar to tyre preservation, lifting and coasting into corners, shifting up a gear early all contribute greatly towards fuel conservation. React to the situation you find yourself in – if you don’t need to be using as much fuel consider turning it down. It might come in handy later. The AI are doing the same thing. Hopefully with this knowledge, and with more game time under your belts, you’ll be better suited to maximise your race strategies in the future. We will of course continue to monitor feedback in this area, along with all others. Happy gaming.

Hi everyone, We have released rFactor 2 Build 298. There's been some comments about improved framerates from testers, hopefully that experience carries over to you! We've also started to implement a new constraint system (which is used in the upcoming historic Howston cars), that allows many new physics features, such as chassis flex. Most importantly, this system allows suspension geometry and wheel rates to be more accurate than the old model was able to simulate. This system adds complexity and accuracy, but has already been optimized, with no notable additional CPU usage. Of course older cars will be updated in the future, and new cars will use the new system going forward. Fortunately, it's quite easy to convert... Documentation will follow. Release notes This includes a new demo version, and new general installers (lite, content). =========================================================================== DrivingItalia DOWNLOADS: - rFactor2 Lite Version http://www.drivingitalia.net/forum/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=4490 rFactor2 LITE Build 298 Contents: The core required to run rFactor2 cars/tracks, pace car only. Cars: None (download them free from the lists below). Tracks: None (download them free from the lists below). File size: 283MB - rFactor2 Demo http://www.drivingitalia.net/forum/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=5447 rFactor2 FREE DEMO Build 298 Contents: The core required, plus demo content. (Free to try) Cars: Corvette C6.R GT2. Tracks: Lime Rock Park. File size: 659MB - rFactor2 Content http://www.drivingitalia.net/forum/index.php?app=downloads&showfile=3817 rFactor2 CONTENT SAMPLER Build 298 Contents: The core required, plus a selection of cars/tracks, incl. Pace car. Cars: Corvette C6.R, Marussia MR01, Renault Clio (download others free from the lists below). Tracks: Lime Rock, Malaysia (download others free from the lists below). File size: 1.04GB ==================================================================================== Auto update should replace the temporary launcher (if you used it). Make sure it has. NOTE: Any mod which has a description field over 3000 chars may cause rF2 to fail to launch. The fix right now is to remove them (uninstall and remove from packages). This will be fixed in a future build, in the meantime we ask modders to limit that box to 3000 until we're doing it for you. Thanks, Tim This post has been promoted to an article

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rFactor 2 Build 218 rF2 Build 218, Internals Plugin v5, Dev Mode 218 released rF2 internals plugin, SDK (Dev Mode) updated See: http://rfactor.net/web/rf2/devscorner/ download http://rfactor.net/web/rf2/rf2dl/

Note di rilascio Sono disponibili due build: - Lite - Estesa La seconda contiene già diverse auto e tracciati, senza bisogno di scaricarli a parte: Cars: Corvette C6.R, Marussia MR01, Renault Clio (download others free from the lists below). Tracks: Lime Rock, Malaysia (download others free from the lists below). Dev Mode: ora è installabile a parte. Tim aggiunge questo, in merito al meteo. This post has been promoted to an article

=====================================================Update 12 (Build 156) Changelog (Febuary 28, 2013): ===================================================== GRAPHICS: ———————— Fixed shaders bug with vertex color adjustments Fixed headlight bug where headligths would lag one frame behind Fixed broken tire temp indicator on HUD MFD Attempt to fix occasional smoke problem with transparent trainer PHYSICS: ———————— Fixed some issues that happen when upgrades make a change in the number of tire compounds Added “hard” anti-stall. Made anti-stall a feature that can be permanently enabled rather than depending on anti-clutch driving aid (HDV: “”AntiStallLogic” =1?, default is 0) Fixed HDV variable GraphicalOffset so that x&z values don’t affect normal driving physics (y value never did; note they all affect collision, though) “RearFlapZoneSessions” and “RearFlapWetThreshold” should also be allowed in the RFM (in addition to the GDB); “RearFlapZone” remains the same, GDB-only Converted TBC parameter “WetWeather” from boolean to floating point value so AIs could judge the level of wetness handled. Exactly zero should still be used for dry weather tires, for the sake of rules. Added new optional algorithms for engine brake map. UI / HUD: ———————— Fixed bug on main menu vehicle button if there are no cars installed In controls menu, highlight controls currently being activated (helps me remember what button is what on my wheel) Added new playerfile variable “OPT_UI_KeyNav” that toggles keyboard navigation of options. Removed useless HUD parameters REPLAYS: ———————— Fixed the situation where replays of races would crash right after track load MODDING / PUBLIC DEV ———————— Updated ModMgr UI AI: ———————— Prevent AI cars from fueling if race parameters disallow it. MULTIPLAYER: ———————— Fixed a bug where 2 clients that have the same custom skin names would sometimes see the other skin on their local car.

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Build 118 Released This build is released on the auto updater. Make sure you are logged into the launcher, and then go to the update tab. Or, you can update/full install manually as you have for previous updates. The links to the update file are in the downloads thread, both http and torrent. Full 118 torrent is also there. Full 118 installer http link sometime Saturday. Note: The update file is larger at 170mb than any previous one, I think. Be aware of the fact it might take longer. It's also VERY possible you will crash the auto update server. That's sort of what we want. Your readme says 117, don't worry, you have 118. This got done late, as you can probably tell, but at least you get to tinker with it all weekend. Be be patient with the torrent. With it getting done late, there's only one seeder at the moment, and that's me at home. It will get faster, by the time Europe wakes up it should be smooth. UPDATE 8 (Build 118) Changelog (October 19, 2012): ====================================== GRAPHICS: ————————— Fixed a bug with inconsistent shadow detail between channels in multiview Added 3 levels of shadow filtering speed vs quality Enhanced autodetail framerate processing to better maintain minimum FPS Added auto detection of multiGPU setups to improve some processing and support more than 2 GPU Fixed a quadgrid culling bug Fixed bug with pendulum texture animations Bloom is now working properly with multiview Different texture detail levels between player and opponents now (almost) works FPS counter now shows yellow when frame rate is being regulated Attempt to fix 'left-behind-shadows' problem Separated auto detail processing from visible vehicles processing Limit auto-detail FPS option to the current refresh rate Selecting multiview now works; changed widescreen HUD to only stick if Apply button is pressed, just to be consistent with the rest of the settings on that page. Sync shadow groups between views in multiview Added code to visible vehicles calculation to maintain minimum framerate. Improved multiGPU awareness of HDR processing GAMEPLAY: —————————- Corrected code to always use track GDB SettingsFolder override Setting session starting times default to 9am Changed default steering help from low to off because it confused a lot of people Re-enabled transparent trainer and added some options for it. PHYSICS: —————————- Added code to allow RealRoad to be pre-conditioned in a number of ways Moved some real road computations into road shader Fixed typo that prevented the middle turbo dump sample from playing Improved turbo dump Added minor effect of turbo spool friction Fixed a small problem with auto reverse AI: —————————- Attempts to get the fuel-less AI to slowly pull off the road. UI / HUD: —————————- Fixed bug on skin spinner where sometimes the skin listed wouldn't match the skin displayed in showroom Fixed statbar car position map to correctly scale with screen/hud resolution. Now checking livery availability on vehicle change to make sure it's valid....clearing out the playerfile value if it is not found. Eliminated more conditions where the player vehicle gets incorrectly set to Pace car. More UI stuff for RealRoad loading/saving Minor fix to info display on Video Res page Scaled text on mouseless spinners to correct value based on screen res and res of options. Added ability to add boost gauges to cockpit and HUD. BUG FIXES: —————————- Fixed crash in multiplayer Fixed some memory/resource leaks Fixed crash when changing tire compounds in pitstop Small optimization with regards to buffering data between simulation & multimedia threads MULTIPLAYER: —————————- Added dedi server RealRoad options Fix occasional flash of opponent vehicles in wrong spot during heavy multiplayer races Fixed a glitch that caused it to confirm you closing the dedicated server when clicking the window manager close button at the final window CONTROLLER/FFB: ---------------------------- Enabled and expanded Fanatec support. We can now set the steering wheel angle to match the vehicle, as long as the wheel isn't using a preset. Note that these wheels must be connected and turned on before rF2 is started in order for specific features to be supported. Removed double initialization of controllers. It's still a mystery why force feedback is occasionally lost, and the lack of error codes returned by drivers doesn't help much (this applies to all manufacturers ... please return error codes if the force feedback isn't working). "Reset FFB" control now also resets steering wheel range, which also gets changed occasionally for no apparent reason. Now automatically holding clutch and brakes on grid for people using a combined axis for throttle & brakes (this feature was already available for people using auto-shifting). This Feature activates *if* Auto Clutch is enabled as well as "Hold Clutch On Start" and "Hold Brake" in the controller.ini file. PLUGINS: ---------------------------- Completed custom plugin control (this invalidates old Version05 plugins) A little bit more robustness with respect to saving and restoring custom plugin control mappings REPLAYS: ---------------------------- Fixed issue where transparent trainer would flicker in replay; note that this changes the replay format MODDING / PUBLIC DEV ---------------------------- Fixed bug with render target selection for all 3DS Max plugin versions Added a new default method for generating normal map tangent basis. original method (meshmender) is still available as an option. Added _v25 to the names of all plugin dlls First release of scene viewer, located in ModMgr directory Fixed some problem with component Install/Uninstall in mas2 packaging tool Updated modmaker doc to sync with latest tools Added CG visualizer to Ctrl-U dev tool Added support for RealRoad file reading in viewer DOWNLOAD FULL INSTALLER (This is probably what you want first) Main download: Build 118. (489 MB). Torrent: Build 118. MANUAL UPDATE from Build 107 (Not required if you use the full installer) Update download: 107-118. (170 MB). Torrent: 107-118. This post has been promoted to an article

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