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This FootworkArrows car had a disastrious 1991 season. Firstly it couldn’t fit its engine, the Porsche 3512 3.5 V12, but even when it did it was heavy, slow, and unreliable. By mid-season the team redesigned the chassis to fit a Hart-prepared Cosworth-Ford DFR V8 engine, but that only led to a season high 10th-place finish in the Japanese Grand Prix.

First seen in sim racing with F1GP (1992).

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Studio 397 released their first update for the beta UI release. It’s a decent update and fixes a lot of the reported issues.



Here are the full release notes:

New UI: public_beta: Steam Build ID 4648512

‘Favorite servers’ will only update when manually refreshed.
Added tyre wear, temperatures and hot pressures to the garage page, so you can see those after you get out of your car.
Added practice, qualification and race progress in the event screen.
Added brake wear to garage page, so after you get out of your car, you can see how much your brakes have worn.
Added plugin management tab to options, allowing you to enable and disable installed plugins. This still requires a restart after making changes.
Added class color coded icons and class names to event standings if such an event has more than a single class.
Added a replay ‘seeker’ that is now drag-able so you can immediately see where you are in the replay.
Added confirmation dialog when deleting a setup
When you select a car, track or series, you will now return to where you came from, instead of going back to start page or in some cases the race page.
Fixed the missing package download and install process when joining a server.
Fixed the missing blinking cursor in text fields.
Fixed that you could always start driving again in sessions, even after for example being classified as DNF in a race. Now correctly disables the button when needed.
Removed certain display settings that shouldn’t be available when in a session.
Key assignments now show the key modifiers, such as ALT and CTRL.
When clicking a folder in save setup, the setup name is no longer lost and goes blank.
Server text commands do now work when pressing ‘return’.
Fixed the intermittent pace car loading error on track load
Removed additional pace cars “Clio Cup” and “Pace Car With Lights” from base install.
In VR, fixed a glitchy loading screen in the headset in both the old and new UI.
In VR, fixed a flashing desktop mirror while track loads in both the old and new UI.
Updated openvr libraries.
Fixed the lag when other clients joined a server.
Fixed AI limit of 19 when adding them in single player using ‘session controls’.
Removed old UI images that would appear sporadically.
Known Issues
Showroom does not go full screen when pressing ‘return’.
After content install in VR rFactor 2 does not restart. A workaround for now is to restart manually.
There is still a black band on the bottom half of the track loading screen.
Some are seeing some micro stutters in the new UI, more prominent in VR, we are aware and working on a fix.
Unrelated to UI, but we are also aware of the erratic throttle behavior of the AI cars, and we are looking into that.
Work in Progress
Add skin download progress bar while on a server that allows custom skin transfers.
Config tool sporadically fails to launch up after clicking PLAY for setting graphics resolution, VR or post effect levels.
Team creation in the showroom is missing.
Material editing in the showroom is missing.
Forced setup and/or upgrades.
Car (re)selection when on a server.
Resume from replay.
Sporadic ‘white screen’ on server exit.

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