RF2 Replay Questions

[newbert]

How does one save a replay of a hotlap in RF2 for later viewing?

How do you then load the saved replay to view at a later date?

And is there any way to SHARE/SEND a hotlap replay to someone else?

Thanks!

 

[Stig Bidstrup]

How does one save a replay of a hotlap in RF2 for later viewing?

How do you then load the saved replay to view at a later date?

And is there any way to SHARE/SEND a hotlap replay to someone else?

Thanks!

RF2 will automatically save your latest Hotlap on a specific track.
If you don't drive on that track again it will stay there forever.

But if you drive there again your newest Hotlap will be saved .

You can find Replay & Hot laps under your User name . Just open the Replay folder and Copy the specific Hotlap you want and store it outside the game, If you want to see it later just copy it back to the Replay folder.

If the specific track or car have been removed from the game you can of course not see the replay ..

 

[newbert]

....You can find Replay & Hot laps under your User name . Just open the Replay folder and Copy the specific Hotlap you want and store it outside the game, If you want to see it later just copy it back to the Replay folder.

If the specific track or car have been removed from the game you can of course not see the replay ..

Thanks for that - but how/where do I access a saved replay from within RF2 to view it?

And does RF2 save the latest hotlap strictly by track alone? Or does it save it by car/track combo? IOW, will RF2 save a GT3 lap at Imola, then also save an F1 lap at Imola at the same time?

Thanks!

 

[Case_]

How do you then load the saved replay to view at a later date?

You can open replays from the Replay tab on the Options screen. Yeah, not very intuitive, but that's how it works.

Also, you can rejoin the race at any point from the replay.

 

[newbert]

You can open replays from the Replay tab on the Options screen. Yeah, not very intuitive, but that's how it works.

Also, at any point, you can rejoin the race at any point of the replay.

Thanks for the explanation, Martin!