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Doug,It is a great track for sure but from what I understand of rF2 with HDR it would be a far better direction to start from fresh.
The modelling needs a lot more poly and textures need a new approach to what was done in rFactor.
To convert this one and maintain high quality would "probably" require a near on total rebuild anyway.
I realize there are rFactor tracks that are already converted to rF2 and maybe there are 1 or 2 that are reasonable but would you think this track deserves better?
This question has been asked a dozen times and no real answer.
There are really capable track builders out there. I'm surprised that someone hasn't already started building this track.
Or have and are smart enough to have stayed out of the public till it's ready for release.
Excuse my ignorance on this subject but am I to assume that ORSM got in contact with the owners of Bathurst and asked their permission to build the track for whatever game they were involved with? and all the other games developers do the same, probably paying x amount for the priviledge.Doug,
The track was converted and we raced it in RF2 before ORSM pointed out it was unauthorised.
The video is above in this thread. The track conversion is actually very good.
With some polish by the top RF2 builders it could be one of the best.
4 months and no reply?
I dont know Jim,Excuse my ignorance on this subject but am I to assume that ORSM got in contact with the owners of Bathurst and asked their permission to build the track for whatever game they were involved with? and all the other games developers do the same, probably paying x amount for the priviledge.
No I don't know either.I dont know Jim,
All I know is they built the RF1 track and own the intellectual rights to their own work.
Excuse my ignorance on this subject but am I to assume that ORSM got in contact with the owners of Bathurst and asked their permission to build the track for whatever game they were involved with? and all the other games developers do the same, probably paying x amount for the priviledge.