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Tutorials for rFactor2, courtesy of the ISI forums.
Please note, these are subject to change as the BETA period progresses.
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Filenames are self-explanatory. Dates are in MM-DD-YYYY format.
- 01-10-2012
- 01-09-2012
- 01-31-2012
rF2_car_modding_introduction.pdf
- 01-12-2012
- 01-12-2012
- 01-12-2012
- 01-12-2012
rF2_TGM_TyreTool_QuickStart_V2.pdf
- 01-31-2012
- 01-12-2012
Tutorial_complete_car_files.7z
- 01-12-2012
- 01-16-2012
- 01-27-2012
UI icon selection PSD templates.zip
- 01-27-2012
- 2/6/2012 (saved in Max8)
- 2/6/2012 (Max2010)
Section of Joesville (an oval track) with new track tech:
- 01-16-2012
Doug of SimHQ produced a file structure document.
- 01-16-2012
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By: MrOblongo
Origin: Scratch | Real World
Category: Permanent Circuits
Initial release: 27-Jul-12
Current release: 1.000, on
27-Jul-12
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This track is named after Sergio Santander, a chilean F3 driver who died in a crash. It is located in the very north of Chile, only 5 kilometers from the frontier with Peru, in the city of Arica. It is the longest asphalt chilean track with 3100m
It features a very long straight of 1300m with a back straight of some 600m. And a series of curves. (Main configuration). There are two other variants, one with only the straights (the long one cut to half) and the other with the turns section,
It host regional competition and some international meetings mostly with the Tacna (Peru) Drivers, only a few kilometers to the north.
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