v1110 introduced improved AO, which drastically enhanced depth by adding subtle, realistic shadows under objects and cars, strengthening the "connection" between cars and the track surface.
In , a targeted update addressed the simulation’s weakest link: rain and VR performance . The team optimized the game heavily for conditions where frame rate drops are most noticeable. The patch fixed issues like raindrops appearing too wide on certain resolutions and resolved a bug where windshield wipers would skip their animation or remain slightly propped up when turned off.
The timing system was refined so that "deltabest" only resets at the start of a session, providing more consistent split-time data during practice and qualifying. Sound and Input Refinements
I have structured it as a (e.g., Steam review style), focusing on the impact of that specific version. rfactor 2 v1110 exclusive
While Studio 397 has not released a public changelog (hence the exclusivity), data-mining efforts and private test driver testimonials have revealed a seismic shift in seven key areas.
For years, the primary criticism of rFactor 2 centered around its dated, clunky, and unintuitive user interface (UI). The v1110 build completely retires the legacy HTML-based system, replacing it with a modern, high-performance UI designed for both accessibility and depth. Seamless Navigation and Customization
The most significant change in this build is the . The simulator now exclusively utilizes DirectX 11 , allowing Studio 397 to optimize the engine for better CPU and GPU efficiency. The patch fixed issues like raindrops appearing too
Released in April 2018, stands as a landmark update in the history of the acclaimed racing simulation. Often remembered as one of the most significant upgrades in the game’s history, v1110 was the "exclusive" build that fundamentally re-engineered the game’s performance. This article takes a deep dive into the update that marked the final shift to DirectX 11, brought substantial performance leaps, and solidified rFactor 2’s place in modern sim racing.
In April 2018, Studio-397 launched Build 1110, marking a shift toward leveraging modern multi-core CPUs. For many sim racers, this was the "exclusive" moment where the simulator finally felt like it belonged in the . Key Exclusive Features of Build 1110:
The story of (v1.1100), released in April 2018 , marks a critical turning point where Studio 397 began bridging the gap between hardcore simulation and modern performance standards. The Quest for Performance While Studio 397 has not released a public
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Beyond graphics, Build 1110 delivered critical fixes to core gameplay systems:
If the green bar turns red during heavy cornering or over curbs, your FFB is clipping.