The Reiza rFactor 2 Bundle is here!

sooooo...
ams2 on rf2 engine confirmed?

 

The cars (only tried the AJR) only have wet and dry, the S397 cars have wet, soft, intermediate and hard.

At a 60 minute race with the prototypes and the S397 GT3s (don't own Endurance Pack yet), the AJR's tires wear out faster causing them to need to go into the pits earlier.

 

I'm trying to take part of Reiza 51 because I'm a backer user of AMS and RF2, but when I send my e-mail to receave a confirmation I see a message saying that my email is not recognized. What it means? How to solve this problem?

 

Tank you so much fit your answers @Renato Simioni
Appreciate your work and the pack so much.
I'd like to add, that the Puma 052 has headlights in AMS. I've taken a photo...because a mate of me couldn't believe that as well. I can load it up, if desired.

Is it possible to get the same fantastic acoustics for shifting we love to have for the ajr Turbo in AMS? It's far aheaed compared to the rf2 one.

 

The Puma in rf2 is the race spec version, that one doesn't have headlights in AMS

 

I stand corrected! Does it work through the covers?

 

Thanks, nice to hear you're working on the issues with the Chevy sound and the 3d model of the Vee.

I also just checked the camera settings in my player.json, but the settings are already exactly those you've suggested. I'm not a programmer or modder,but maybe there are some values inside the car files that override some of the settings in the player.json file? It's just a guess, i have no idea what kind of information is coded inside the car files.

 

But then aren't the tires too soft for endurance races, they last for less than 30 minutes before needing a pit stop

 

So @Renato Simioni what tyres are the cars using? Are they the new cpm versions found on newer rf2 cars. As as mentioned some are Inheriting issues from a really old rf2 tyre model

 

but, the ffb in F.vee is very weak, I have an accuforce, and I have to put the ffb at 100%, while with other cars from studio379, I have it at 65%.
Another thing, it is very difficult to control the "f.vee" and to predict when you get lost the control, and therefore rectify. In AMS, most of these situations could be saved.

 

I noticed that too. Most rF2 content has me using about 60% whereas I use 110% with the Fvee and will increase it more but generally, the Reiza DLC cars work with 85-95% strength in most cases.

 

Remarkable and very interesting. What's the story behind? Why did you decide to engineer these things differently?

 

For me, the Formula Vee is great. Although I am using a G29, so don't know about other wheels. The FFB and grip levels all feel very good indeed. The Formula Vee in some ways feels very similar to drive as the old Skippies: you need to brake as much as you can on a straight line and gently apply the throttle as you turn in to put some load on the rear tires. Can be very challenging and a great tool to learn car control, as it's supposed to be. Well done!

I did see some AIW issues in videos around RaceDepartment and other reports, but I'm sure you guys are already aware of these.

All in all I'm really enjoying this DLC and looking forward to seeing more Reiza content in rFactor 2.

 

Really enjoying this, ffb on my g27 feels great.