#Track IR rfactor 2 update

Previous-Build – Our new ‘previous-build’ branch will contain a copy of the last public ‘opt-out’ version of rFactor 2, prior to updates being deployed, should any communities need to revert to the last known stable branch of the software for any reason.Īs we release new updates for rFactor 2, each branch will ‘move up’ to the next step of the branch ladder, from ‘release-candidate’ to ‘opt-out’ to ‘previous-build’, replaced by the respective new updated version. Although these changes will have been reviewed by our test team here at Studio 397 prior to deployment, we will use this build branch to give our users the opportunity to opt into these changes early, and report any unexpected issues that may or may not occur before we launch to the main public ‘opt-out’ branch of the software. Release-Candidate – This build will always feature the latest updates and improvements that have been introduced by our development team ahead of main public release. This is the build that will be available as default. ‘Opt-Out’ – This is the main public build of rFactor 2, without any beta branches or additional early updates applied. Below we will quick a quick overview of what each build is, ahead of looking into the detail of the latest changes. We now have three separate branches of rFactor 2 for players to select, and depending on your individual requirements you may have a preference for the particular build you wish to use when launching rFactor 2. The new build deployed today comes ahead of our next content release for rFactor 2 – the Diriyah E-Prix Formula E street circuit – which should be made available to purchase in the rFactor 2 Steam Store later this evening.

#Track IR rfactor 2 update

Today we are very pleased to release another new build update to rFactor 2, as we deploy the latest ‘release-candidate’ update to the simulation and transition our former release-candidate branch to become the main public ‘opt-out’ version of rFactor 2.