RF2 developers (probably devs at Image Space Incorporated) clearly spent time coding at least some AI behaviour to go along with the ruleset plugin - following a pace car in single or double file, pit strategy, and so on. First, there is a ruleset plugin changing when yellow flags are thrown and when pit stops are allowed. Sadly, there are two related but different issues at play here. In which case Ole's tutorial did work as it 'should', in a way. Did the guide Ole provided to get a functional Stock Car Rules plugin work? As in, did it provide you (regardless of AI crashing) with a instantaneously-thrown full-course yellow and other oval racing rules? I believe, from what you say, the answer is yes. Click 'package' marked in green.Ĭlick to expand.Thanks for trying this out! And happy to help When you are happy with the name of the rfmod (file) and what track, layout(s) and cars to have. If you check the boxes to the left, it can jump to several hundred MB's.

If you see top right, it says version 1.0 and 7kb. That will not change the rfmod other than add loads of MB to it. You can in #4 and #5 above mark every car and track, then remove what you don't want in this part, but I find that is more work.ĭo not check the checkboxs on 'Locations' nor 'Vehicles'. In what's being marked with blue, you can choose tracks and specific vehicles. So 'StockCarRules Martinsville' is renamed to 'StockCarRules_Martinsville' as rfmod.

I would advise you to replace any spaces and with an underscore. Which gives opens an option to rename the file. I advise you to click the button marked in red. It can work just as it is, but due to rF2 being rF2. On 'Other components' I don't add anything.

Rfactor 2 oval mods