RaceRoom Racing Experience Hotfix Update Released

Paul Jeffrey · May 3, 2016

Sector3 Studios have released a small hotfix patch for RaceRoom Racing Experience with a number of fixes and changes to the title.

Highlights of the patch include a potential fix for the issue around pitstop actions failing to be carried out when a player enters the pits and improved shadows for the recently released Formula RaceRoom Junior car.

The patch is available now and will automatically download when starting Steam.

Changelog Below:
Game:

Fixed a typo in the DTM 2015 loading screen fallback folder.

Sounds, Cameras, Physics & AI:

Fixed an issue where the player car would park for its pitstop but no pitstop action would take place.
Bentley Continental GT3: Fixed chase camera
Brands Hatch: Maximum opponent increased to 34 vehicles (TCOne)
Hockenheim: New TV cameras
Nuerburgring Short layout: Maximum opponent increased to 40 vehicles (TCOne)
Oschersleben: Fixed a wrong fuel consumption that resulted in AI pitting around the last lap of a race
Salzburgring: Maximum opponent increased to 32 vehicles (TCOne)
Suzuka West layout: Maximum opponent increased to 34 vehicles (TCOne)

Art:

Brands Hatch: Fixed a hole in the ground
Hockenheim: Fixed various holes in alternative layouts
Salzburgring: Reduced grip, moved tyre stacks a bit further away from apex (TCOne)
Zolder: Fixed some bumps
Formula RaceRoom 2: Fixed shiny tyres when viewed from a distance
Formula RaceRoom Junior: Improved shadows

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Have you played the game post 03/05/2016 patch? How do the changes feel? Is the pitstop issue resolved for you? Let us know in the comments section below!

Vangelis Parginos · May 3, 2016

That pic is so nice!!!
Soon i guess

Paul Jeffrey · May 3, 2016

Yeah that car should be great. Its the Audi TT VLN that was teased some time ago. Not sure on progress or dates, but it does look very well along in development.

Tr51 · May 3, 2016

support for DD wheels ?

support for triple-monitor ?

next time ?

........

St3fan · May 3, 2016

Tr51 said:
support for triple-monitor ?

From the review at the end of last year, plus their relatively small size of dev team I don't see it coming anytime soon.

Paul Jeffrey said:
RD : People enjoy their sim racing in many different ways. Some of the more popular formats are triple screen setups and VR. How is development going towards supporting these in R3E?

SO: We dropped the ball on triple screen support. It’s one of those things that keeps getting pushed to the bottom in terms of priority but we want to investigate it and see what we can do at some point. VR is something we want to support better as the VR headsets become more available for End users.

MoerasGrizzly · May 3, 2016

(TCOne)

What does that mean?

Lorenzo Bonder · May 3, 2016

MoerasGrizzly said:
What does that mean?

Touring Car One Championship, the former Touring Pro Series.

TCOne today is the offcial Virtual Touring Car Championship that the WTCC endorses.

ThatRacingGuy · May 3, 2016

Lorenzo Bonder said:
Touring Car One Championship, the former Touring Pro Series.

TCOne today is the offcial Virtual Touring Car Championship that the WTCC endorses.

Isn't it TC1? the WTCC Class?

Lorenzo Bonder · May 3, 2016

gilles13 said:
Isn't it TC1? the WTCC Class?

TC1 and WTCC are nearly the same thing, but TCOne is the Touring Pro Series FIA WTCC offcial Touring Car Championship. It's the "same" acronym, only in different purposes.

ThatRacingGuy · May 3, 2016

Lorenzo Bonder said:
TC1 and WTCC are nearly the same thing, but TCOne is the Touring Pro Series FIA WTCC offcial Touring Car Championship. It's the "same" acronym, only in different purposes.

Hmm okay thanks

Kevin Hopkins · May 3, 2016

For the 2014 season, the series' technical regulations were altered. Cars built to the 2014 specifications were classified as "TC1", whilst cars built prior to 2014 were classified as "TC2".[6]