Start by setting the Post Effect Level to “None” (see release notes below). In the pop up config window check the box ‘VR’. Then click on the ‘Video Settings’ button. In the Launcher click on the settings icon wheel. If you ever want to revert, follow the same procedure, but instead of selecting a beta version, select “NONE”, which will opt you out of any betas, straight back to the latest DX9 release. The game will verify the files (this might take a moment). Go to “Local Files” then click on “Verify Integrity”. To do this, from your library in Steam, right-click on rFactor 2. If you encounter any problems, make sure you validate your locally installed files.
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Now at the bottom of your Steam window you will see the download starting.
Open Steam and on the right hand side right-click on “rFactor 2” to bring up the menu.įrom the drop down list, locate and select the beta called “v1108-DX11-open-beta” To try the DX11 open beta, you must first opt-into the DX11 branch – this means essentially you are downloading the DX11 version of rFactor 2 – don’t worry, though! You don’t have to download everything again, it will be a small download to switch between DX9 and DX11. Switching to the DX11 “open beta” (and back)
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We’ll start these notes with a description on how to activate the open beta, how to configure VR if you want to use that, and then proceed with the release notes, some known issues and a glimpse at the road ahead. Thanks for staying with us on this journey! We have much more in the pipeline, and can’t wait to let you all get your hands on the new user interface, content and some pretty cool features. Importantly, this is an ‘open beta’, meaning we are still working on optimising and improving the fidelity of the engine – your feedback is always welcome. It is a huge update, focused on improving the visual fidelity and creating a foundation to work from. Now it’s finally here and ready for you to enjoy. This is the first important milestone in the continued development of rFactor 2. The long road to DX11 and VR that started just a few months back has brought us to this day – with all of the expectations, promises, teasers and general community fervor encompassing this release. We’ve been bursting with the type of anticipation you get when you’re waiting to give someone a really cool gift. It does not store any personal data.We know it’s been an excruciating wait, even for us. The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other.
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