It had no impact on performance in my case.įirst, load the correct profile in rFactor 2 - for a G27, the default force feedback settings are perfect. Incase you have issues with stuttering or freezing, search for "Use Thread" in controller.json and set it to true. The number is the render distance in meters. Search for "Rearview_Back_Clip" in the player.json file.
Search for "Max headlights" in the player.json fileĬhange to whatever you want, I personally have it at 50, which is plenty. This lowers the detail of the actual car model, while keeping the livery at high quality. In the player.json file, search for "Opponent Detail" and make sure it looks like the following: Lowering detail of cars on track, while keeping the liveries clear: In the player.json file, search for "Garage Detail". Here are though some other recommendations: For full livery details, go to "player.json" -> open with notepad, find "Opponent Texture Override" and set it to 3. And don't turn "Shadows" to max, as it can cause artifacting. We strongly recommend to set "Special Effects" & "Soft Particles" to off, as they can cause huge framedrops when someone locks up. There are no simple "this or that improves frame rates", you will need to experiment and see how each setting works for you. During driving it should be a minimum of 60 FPS. Start the race and check your ingame FPS (eg. Sao Paulo), set the grid to maximum, multiclass, night and maximum rain. Then you can set your real name and in the end press "Save Edits". Go to the start page of the launcher (house symbol) and on top right, you should see your steam name, click on it. Most leagues in rFactor 2 require your real name. You can find all available settings in 'Singleplayer' > 'Options'. You can tweak most, but not all, of the settings during a session (whilst in the garage). If that doesn't solve the problem, delete the corresponding files in ".\SteamApps\common\rFactor 2\Packages" & ".\SteamApps\common\rFactor 2\Installed". If a mod causes a problem, try to uninstall/delete it first. Not all mods have to be installed, some are automatically downloaded when you join a server. For all other mods, you will have to manually check if they have been installed - if not, mark them and click install, on the bottom left. If you downloaded your mod through Steam Workshop, it is very likely that it will be installed automatically.
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