#Rfactor 2 demo drivers

The Session Results Slide unlocks works when a session is at its end. After setting the order you can display the animation during the formation lap or while the gridding timer is counting down. That way the grid is saved in the correct order. In order to get an accurate animation, it is important to set the starting order right after going into the race session. The Starting Order Slide shows you an animation of the grid per class. Some elements that require some explanation: Most elements are pretty self explanatory so playing around with them will show you what they do. The right section shows you all the elements that can be enabled, disabled and altered on the overlay.

#Rfactor 2 demo drivers

The left section of the overlay shows all the drivers with their lap times, status and gaps to cars around the. The control panel is where you keep an eye on all the drivers and control the elements shown on the overlay. You can access it with any web browser by going to: The control panel works as soon as you have started your rFactor 2 client and you are in a session.

This customization also includes support for setting safe regions when broadcasting to linear TV, and a way for a single control panel to control multiple clients in case you need to stream the same cameras to different output formats in the highest quality, completely removing the need for expensive frame interpolation hardware. There is also a system to customize overlays for your own league, tweaking colors, adding your own logos and customizing the style through CSS (cascading style sheets). The overlay itself is also available as a transparent web page for integration into broadcast tools, but it is also available directly in-game when you watch in full-screen. It is available as a web page, which means you can remotely control the connected client from another computer or tablet. The overlays comes with a separate control panel can be used to control cameras as well as enable specific broadcast elements. Broadcast overlays are integrated into the simulation, which means you can use them directly in-game or with a broadcasting tool like OBS or XSplit.