Australian modding studio MAK-Corp release Group C v0.95 for rFactor2! The team at MAK-Corp Studios have been hard at work on the release of their newest version of the Group C mod. With the much awaited addition of the mighty Sauber C11 Mercedes Group C car and the availability of many new skins and drivers for the series, this means that the grid size can now be increased to create larger, unique grids! The new car should definitely please many fans of the 80s and 90s era LeMans prototype series!
In addition to the new car, the studio has implemented a host of improvements and fixes to the series, all of which can be seen here below in the complete changelog!
Tips from MAK-Corp and the complete changelog:
For non STEAM users who are using v0.81, please remember to uninstall v0.81 before installing v0.95. For Steam users, the update should occur automatically soon.
For non Steam users, you can download the mod via the Group C page located HERE
v0.95 Changelog
- ADDED: New vehicle, Sauber C11
- ADDED: New template pack including the Sauber C11
- ADDED: New Skins by Arturo Pereira, Damian Baldi and Daniel Gomez
- UPDATED: All sounds have been updated and re-balanced
- UPDATED: Wiper now removable in interior views through upgrades
- UPDATED: Mod manual PDFs
- UPDATED: UI Menu pictures redone
- UPDATED: Various graphical elements
- FIXED: Various graphical elements
- FIXED: Specular issue with banners
- FIXED: Headlight flickering
- FIXED: Undershadow on all cars
Both 787B and 962C
- Some inertias have changed to give a more natural movement to the cars. This has made the cars more dynamic giving more feedback to the driver on traction and makes it easy to drive close behind another car.
- The tyre wear and degradation curves have changed. Now tyres could be used until the end of their life with a more homogeneous be
- A small delay has been added to the H shifter to make it fair against drivers using pads
Porsche
The peak of torque on the WSC engine has been moved from 5500 to 5000 RPM making it exactly like the Type 962/72 engine from the World Sportscar Championship. This new range of torque allows drivers to take some corners in a higher gear saving fuel while driving in endurance mode.
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