99.9% of the time there is NO problem with the file supplied by the modder on the server.

But wait, you haven't even got started and there are errors being reported - the file is corrupt or incomplete. You've downloaded a track and you're ready to go. The track and event names are set in the. NOTE: The name under which a track appears in-game does not relate to the track folder and subfolder names. That's the general lay of the land when it comes to the structure of installed tracks in rFactor. everything needs to be in the right place to work.

These files are essential to the track working correctly in-game and some point to other files, both within the track and rFactor installations i.e. gdb - general track info including event name, track name, location aiw - data related to racing line and AI Barcelona_GP - a subfolder containing the one layout for Barcelona.if a track has been patched, the patch may include new files in new subfolders. Occasionally there may be other subfolders to help keep things tidy e.g. The top level track folder usually contains subfolder(s) for each layout. If a track uses a custom terrain (tdf) file it'll often be here too. mas files which are a neat way of bundling all track assets, GMT's etc into one file. Let's take a look at ISI's Barcelona track as an example. Track installations generally follow the same pattern within the Locations folder. Take a look through all the folders and sub folders rFactor tracks reside in: Installing a track - compressed archiveįamiliarize yourself with your rFactor installation folder structure.

If you've ever moved or copied stuff on your PC you're fully qualified to install rFactor goodies :) New to rFactor and not sure how to install tracks and cars? The good news it really is easy- it comes down to placing a small number of folders/files in the right place. Home / Track Mods / Installing Tracks in rFactor

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