Tuesday, 28 November 2017

rFactor tip #03 - Higher FPS


Increase rFactor framerate:

By editing your rFactor desktop shortcut and including these two commands "+fullproc" and "+highprio", you should see an increase in the framerate, it will vary depending on your system and what mod you're running. To do this you right click on your rFactor shortcut:













<== Add "+fullproc +highprio"




















This shouldn't have a negative effect, I happened to gain about 20FPS but I've heard some people claim it gained them about 100 fps. Good luck and tell me if this helped!

Wednesday, 25 June 2014

rFactor tip #02 - Reduce loading time

Decrease loading times:

Don't care about those movies at the start that come with the game?


If you don't then all you have to do is locate your rFactor folder, usually found in C:\Program Files (x86)\rFactor, inside this there will be a folder called "MovieFiles", delete the content inside this folder and now not only will the game load faster, you will also save up space depending on how big the files are.

"Important" - some mods come with movie files so remember to check the contents of that folder each time you install a mod.

Tuesday, 17 June 2014

rFactor tip #01 - Money Cheat

Money cheat:


Some rFactor mods use the in-game credits and experience so the user goes through different classes. If you want to skip this and unlock everything, all you have to do is:

In the garage screen type, "ISI_BABYFACTORY" (case-sensitive) into the chat window on the bottom left hand side.




















If done correctly, the text wont display in the chat window (the one that's visible in the Garage screen) when you hit Enter. Later when you exit to the main screen (the one with your spinning car) you should see about 2 billion credits at the top of the screen and your experience will be maxed out.

















  You have to do this for each mod you have installed.

rFactor tip #03 - Higher FPS

Increase rFactor framerate: By editing your rFactor desktop shortcut and including these two commands " +fullproc" and " ...