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It's been a while since I last played RBR, but what I did was just roll with whatever settings I had in my driver software. I didn't really care about the noise much, but if you have issues with it, just turn down the overall strenght and go from there

Thank you! It wasn't perfect, but I think I did a good job at solving problems I faced during this one

Thank you so much! I spent about a month or 2 on this and looked up tutorials for colourgrading to get the visual effects I wanted

Thanks man, I'm glad you enjoyed it! Normally I never ask people to subscribe, but if you enjoyed this make sure you do. I have got a new series planned that might be educational if you're interested in both flightsim and irl flying content.

I love watching this back every once in a while, this is probably one of my best videos and also my benchmark for future rFactor vids :D

@@pilotlasse 👍👍👍

I do not know how I managed to do this, but I just took 2 months or so from my life to put my heart and soul into this and it has payed off in a way that I didn't really see coming. It has been up for 2 weeks and it's still getting a lot of views for a video made by me!😅

No problem, I'm grateful that you enjoyed it!

No problem! And thank YOU for watching :)

I wasn't around yet when he passed away, I can only imagine what it must have been like for people to witness Senna passing away. I miss him just as much, even if I never got to see him when he was still alive. That being said, I am very grateful that Senna has lived in the first place, because the reason we have all these stories about him is because he was alive and inspired people back then and still does postumously.

Usually, I go onto Racedepartment (now called Overtake.gg) to see if they have something lying around. Or I go and look up mods on youtube, usually they have a link in the description that leads to a file that you can download. Usually it's pretty safe, but always check if it's actually the case and that you don't end up with a virus. Then just unzip the folder and copy-paste the files into the correct directories. Hope this is helpful for you :)

@@pilotlasse Thank you! Normally I use mods for Assetto Corsa, but I don't see the driver's helmet while driving. With rFactor 2 I don't have that problem. For rFactor 1, I've noticed that it's not easy to find and download mods, probably because the game is outdated. From my experience, rFactor 1 somehow offers more realism when it comes to the sound of the engine. For example, Ayrton Senna's Williams FW16 in rFactor 1 has a sound that is incredibly similar to the original sound of the engine in 1994

@@virtuasmr the entire community around rFactor 1 has also been a lot quieter since idk when. You definitely have to dig a lot deeper to get some decent mods. But if you do get one, you can bet it is great quality. If you get a full pack, it usually also comes with their own UI and music soundtrack. Pretty cool stuff if you ask me, they have their own unique atmosphere, making rFactor feel like a completely different game when you select a different mod and reboot the game.

@@pilotlasse Yeah that makes sense. Very unique and powerful tribute to Mister Brazil himself Senna Sempre🇧🇷

@@virtuasmr Thank you very much! I spent a lot of time on this, so to get this level of recognition as a small creator means a lot.

Thank you sir!

Thanks man, I'm making a second one that will be a lot more action packed, hopefully :D

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it!

Virtual LM Le Mans 1991-96, is still available on their website. Download at your own risk though, it's not secured anymore so cannot guarantee that it is safe.

No problem! I'm glad you enjoyed it!

I agree

Thanks, and to answer your question, I installed it from Racedepartment, not knowing it would be that bad hahaha. To be fair though, it is quite drivable, but the Scheivlak is way too far back and too long aswell if that makes any sense. I do have to add that rFactor mods don't always have the same level of quality as the Assetto Corsa mods. I also have a version of Oulton Park installed that is essentially just ported from ToCa Racedriver 3.

@@pilotlasse Yeah, at least it's drivable I guess lol. I don't work with rFactor very often so I wasn't aware of the quality of the mods. It just stuck out to me since Zandvoort is one of my favorite tracks

@@polariaosu same for me man, I love Zandvoort. It's also a track I once visited irl like 11 years ago before the bankings got added. Was a fun track back then and I'm really loving the upgrades. Despite the usual lack of modern quality rFactor mods have, you can still tell they add a nice bit of character to the track.

Wow, thank you so much. I have to admit, making this was NOT easy. The AI of this mod are not the best in the world, and simply awful by today's standards. I hope I can bring across that rFactor 1 is still a cool sim to have in your collection in 2023.

I used the Virtua LM 1991 Le Mans track, which should be on Racedepartment still. And I used the Virtua LM GTPC modpack, which has a tonne of cars from the 70s and 80s from multiple championships. Where I found it, I can't remember, but it has been an absolute blast thusfar to drive all of them. I hope the video does the endurance racing atmosphere justice, it was so much fun to make this.

Thank you soo much, Rfactor is truly the best and fun sim racing game! :D

@@PastelãoMig rFactor is best game!

Link to the Enduracers official website (they also have an rF2 mod): www.enduracers.com/rf1_es.html Track is the Virtua LM 1991 Circuit de la Sarthe. If I'm correct it's at Racedepartment, but also still up on their website, but I recommend looking it up at Racedepartment, since the Virtua LM site isn't protected anymore.

Definitely was! Hope I can do better in the next round with a proper setup.

Hi, I'm using on the top of my head 540 degrees of rotation, 110% Forcefeedback strength, the damper turned off completely and combined pedals with a massive deadzone on my brakepedal to combat a completely used up spring.

@@pilotlasse thanks

@@pilotlassewhat do the dampers do?

@@oli.mtb1 the damper on the wheel dampens the ffb effects. It is sort of like the powered steering in a car. If you turn it down, the feedback is a lot more direct. It's not like with a direct drive wheel, but it allows you to feel a lot more of what the car is actually doing.

idk which car you drove, i think it's audi, so I took one of them and did couple of runs ruclips.net/video/9bC3tTxmd6k/видео.html

Sub 5 minute run with the Group B Celica, thought about giving myself a tougher challenge to this video

Kudos to you, I personally dislike driving RWD Group B cars because they're very difficult to drive.

Yessir, the Quattro looks amazing in the Rothmans colours and fits in perfectly with the theme of the rally. It's also the first ever RBR livery I made and am very proud of the end result.

If that track got turned into an actual RBR stage by the RSF team it would be epic.

@@pilotlasse idk about anything maybe ask the italian btb builders :D