Re: rFTST

by De Lacrowe Thu 25 Jan - 13:34

" The World Champion is the one who wins against time "

by De Lacrowe Wed 7 Feb - 16:13

The eternal mistake

There is no restoration in this, but I call it a comparison if these cars would have had a tire model better suited to the body size from the start

by De Lacrowe Fri 9 Feb - 20:05

Thank you Konstantin and Ignacio Torres

Tip: Pilots always have their helmets tilted downwards in relation to their line of sight

Running today with yesterday's models

After a long time with GP3 I didn't think another game would capture my attention. It was the exorbitant number of images that gave rFactor the beginning of a possible successor to the game. After a period of learning with it, I became interested in its possible modification open to using cars even not included in the game. The '79 season was the one that confronted me with the possibility that something I could do to improve this sporting game. Renault was the first one that caught my attention to modify it even if initially I encountered quite a few problems. Experience and tenacity are essential to know this game, and today racing a model is no longer so complex. The Tyrrell 009 is a model that I like even though I have recently understood the history of this and many other legendary stables. A restoration requires passion and a lot of knowledge in programming, but I believe that the "desire to know" is the main factor for a game of this type.

by De Lacrowe Sun 11 Feb - 23:33

Tribute to a great modder I met... David Sabre

by De Lacrowe Sun 18 Feb - 16:01

Many thanks to Master Luigi, Edge and Kostantin

rF Aurora 1979

by wookey Sat 24 Feb - 18:20

What is the idea with the latest cars?

by De Lacrowe Sat 24 Feb - 21:00

Nice to see you again Philippe,

There's no real reason for the Tyrrell 009, but I was intrigued to test the car with a more suitable set of tires than those made by ULF (author) for the GPC79 team.
The liveries belong to the Aurora 79 mod

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