#Rfactor 2 vs iracing dirt tracks manual#
#Rfactor 2 vs iracing dirt tracks software#

It made me wonder if maybe the frequency of the FFB was being altered when software mode converts the wheel’s rotation. And things like bumps have more of a range of frequencies, so they feel more 3-dimensional.

#Rfactor 2 vs iracing dirt tracks manual#

On other cars that are more smooth, like the Panoz Roadster, the feeling with the manual option, I think, is more tactile, less like repetitive tugs. iRacing bietet eine realitätsnahe Fahrphysik, die sich über diverse Fahrzeug-Anpassungen und dem Setup-Bau individualisieren lässt.Das Force Feedback finde ich gut, besser als von Assetto Corsa Competizione aber etwas schlechter als von rFactor 2.

The ‘device driver’ way seems to have the smoother and more nuanced cornering forces, and more natural low forces. I am trying to account for any strength difference between the two modes. Both methods have their strengths and weaknesses when it comes to setting up a rain event. It has rain and wet weather, and some better graphics, but youll need a more powerful PC (relative to iRacing) to take advantage of them. Every game I tested this week had its own way to implement rain in a dynamic matter, either randomized or predetermined. The conventional wisdom seems to be that rFactor 2 has better FFB (assuming you have a good DD wheel that can take advantage of the increased detail) and better modelling of tire physics. It feels like there is less range, and I don’t feel the smoother, deeper forces when cornering. It’s more prominent on the dirt tracks, but you can still see it happening on the asphalt throughout the race. With software mode, I feel like the signal feels more noisy because the different bumps are more of similar character so they blend together more. It came through as graininess with the Renault Megane Trophy, which is a rough-feeling car. rF2 besitzt die beste Fahrphysik von allen Rennsimulationen. Mit keiner Rennsimulation verbinden Simracer eine solche Hass-Liebe, wie mit rFactor 2. It sounds crazy, but I think I feel a difference in signal richness when using the manual setting with ‘device driver’. rFactor 2 ist (neben iRacing) meine bevorzugte Rennsimulation und klare Empfehlung für enthusiastische SimRacer, die Realismus erwarten. I came here to ask about the thing I said to you.Ĭould a fix for graininess in rFactor2 be to not use the Software wheel rotation setting, and instead setting cars manually using ‘device driver’ setting and Truedrive? Hi community members, and hi Marty, I’m the one who messaged you on Reddit the other day about this subject.