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TrackDayR Build v1.0.83.00 Adds 500cc 2-Stroke Bike
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Aug 25, 2021
0 CommentsTrackDayR now has a 500cc 2-Stroke bike inspired by old GP bikes like you’d see in the late 1990’s. With no traction control, no antiwheel, no power on low rpm and no automatic blipper, it’s sure to be a challenge… Check out the release notes below.
NEW CONTENT
500cc 2 STROKES Grand Prix bike
HotFix
Several bugfixing
Core
Unity3D update on the last version
Photon update on the last versionPhysics
NEW Real steer joint simulation
Leaning by contact
Contact point from curveGameplay
On-screen tutorials in game
On-screen tutorials during loading screenAnimations
manual blip throttle on downshifting (if there isn’t autoblipper on the bike)
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