[rFactor] SRM F1 1990 mod

What do LE and HE physics mean?

LE = League Edition = All cars same physics, all have same power, grip, etc and only the 3D you see is different

HE = Historic Edition = All cars have their own physics and behave differently, theoretically as close to the real one as possible

The repeated use of the term LE is considered an offence here at HSO, and anyone suggesting even once the use of a LE mod might get banned on sight

Alberto Ibañez wrote:

The repeated use of the term LE is considered an offence here at HSO, and anyone suggesting even once the use of a LE mod might get banned on sight

.... after hours of approved highly efficient methods of torture

I don't even understand how people who are supposed to love motorsport can release LE physics

Guillaume Siebert wrote:

I don't even understand how people who are supposed to love motorsport can release LE physics

I could understand if they also released an HE version, like with GP79...but not like how F-S-R did with their 92/93/94 mods

Well, it's "less worse" if the one set of physics they release is good. Better have one very good car than a bunch of crappy ones.

Guillaume Siebert wrote:

I don't even understand how people who are supposed to love motorsport can release LE physics

Lazy maybe?

Alberto Ibañez wrote:

LE = League Edition = All cars same physics, all have same power, grip, etc and only the 3D you see is different

HE = Historic Edition = All cars have their own physics and behave differently, theoretically as close to the real one as possible

The repeated use of the term LE is considered an offence here at HSO, and anyone suggesting even once the use of a LE mod might get banned on sight

Ahhh soooo grasshoppa understand

In Water Boy terms: LE is the devil

And in Mike Becnel terms: Everyone gets the same car? Oh yea, sign me up for "lapped often"

So looking through the forum at Driving Italia tells me(by using Google Translator, also a bit of guessing Italian) that the update should come within the next 6 months.

I do hope so...

As of 3rd August:

Ciufi (SRM) wrote:

Ciao!
I officially inform you that my work on the 1990 F1 mod is finally finished after the cockpit of the Minardi and Ligier, yesterday I finished that of the Onyx (David..  )
Now we need to assemble this

Soon...

Them calling it simply "Onyx"  

Waiting then...

http://srmteam.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/srm-1990-mod-20-in-arrivo.html

Soon...

Alessio Campigotto wrote:

http://srmteam.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/srm-1990-mod-20-in-arrivo.html

Soon...

Hopefully, Leyton House looks stunning. Well they all look great in there own ways

Alessio Campigotto wrote:

http://srmteam.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/srm-1990-mod-20-in-arrivo.html

Soon...

Google translate  

SRM wrote:

After much arduous work, we now come to an end. All nost supporters will be rewarded very soon, now that our titanic work is finished. We met numerous challenges in order to best achieve this MOD and that 'well-born 3 years ago!! In this time we have refined and perfected a huge amount of things, and introducing all the missing car, finishing the 3D liveries and so on in an almost manic. We entered the circuit with the correct layout of the GP of Canada and Germany, and added billboards, signs, trees and redone asphalt still many other things. There will be a lot of news about the graphics, but as most important, has been optimized in order to make the game more fluido.In Punchline Finally, and no less importantly, the Physics! Numerossisimi bugs have been fixed, improved many aspects including the power output of the engines of small stables. And for fans of simulation, the introduction of the Gate-Shift selectable from the menu, to make the system changed completely manual!! But now no more talk and enjoy these latest screens of preview ...... Hello everyone and good vision ..!

With all that work, it surely is a historic mod. Can't wait to test it, maybe it's also worth an open here once it's done  

David Jundt wrote:

With all that work, it surely is a historic mod. Can't wait to test it, maybe it's also worth an open here once it's done  

I hope so, the developers seem to be treating the release of the mod a bit like child birth on the DrivingItalia forum  

Yeah I think it is a HE, I do think we will do a open, As long as everything is ok, Physics wise and no bugs.
Hopefully not as strenuous as the 1991 mod.

I think F1 mods really bring out the age of the Gmotor2 engine. Tyre physics are never too great on historic f1 mods.

RELEASED!  

http://srm-official.blogspot.it/

http://www.drivingitalia.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=63892

Make sure to remove these files if you have already installed previously into your rFactor:
- SRM_1990_logo.tga, SRM_1990.rfm, SRM_1990.tga in c:\...\rFactor\rFm

and these folders:
- 1990UIDATA in c:\...\rFactor\UIData
- 1990Music in c:\...\rFactor\Music
- SRM_1990 in c:\...\rFactor\MovieFiles
- F1_1990Tracks in c:\...\rFactor\GameData\Location
- F1_1990Tracks in c:\...\rFactor\GameData\Location
- F1_1990Tracks in c:\...\rFactor\GameData\Location
- SRM_1990 in c:\...\rFactor\GameData\Vehicles

Woo Hoo, Open race anyone??!?!?!    

Great news, downloading... Also glad that the guys finished and track pack!

Richard Coxon wrote:

Woo Hoo, Open race anyone??!?!?!    

Hopefully!  Unfortunately the 018, BT58, M189 and LC89 are missing, however these were only used in the US and Brazil Grand Prix.

EDIT: I didn't look hard enough, the BT58B is included. Others are not though

Vadim Sadoshenko wrote:

And a track pack!

That might come in handy  

In all seriousness, Do you think there is a good chance we could use this next season?

Maybe for an open (I did not try it yet) but not for a full serie.

Martin Audran wrote:

Maybe for an open (I did not try it yet) but not for a full serie.

Because you have planned other things or because the mod is missing some models as mentioned by Alessio?

Or another reason?

Gonna jump into the Monteverdi and crash into the nearest wall