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The TrackDayR developer is back with another update only about a week after the last major update. This time they’ve added direct in-air steering and fixed a physics bug that improves braking on sloped surfaces.
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Changelog:
– fix leaning bug on brake
– add small bike logo to timeattack leaderboard and VS screen
– changed air surfaces on dirt bikes
– automatic scroll chat
– new direct/VR mixed air steering management system
– multiplayer loading block when the room was open for a long time and with many connections
– new dynamic obstacle impact impact
– new automatic bales repositioning
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