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TrackDayR Build v1.0.85.15 Adds Two Tracks, Tweaks AI
Tim Wheatley - Game News | Nov 2, 2021
0 CommentsAnother major update was released for TrackDayR yesterday. This is one of their bigger updates and includes a lot of AI adjustments, adjustments to the rider animations and two new tracks; Italianring and Toshana GP.
They’ve also teased a new bike on their Discord:
Full build notes:
NEW
Italianring Track
Toshana PG Track
Rider animation on bike
AI
New “EYE” System for AI riders
New check free space on track
New start system
General
change rider movement
improved performance for setting ( low and very low )
Physics
changed rider to bike transfer weight
improved stability of chain pull calculation
change check impact wheel/avatar
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