Richard Burns Rally

**raybak** · 11th Apr 12, 09:49

Will have a look at it tonight. May come in handy for codriver training.

Ray

**Bruce D** · 11th Apr 12, 12:30

There is a updated version now on the racedepartment thread which apparently allows BTB stages to be saved and opened again. Will give it a try some time.

**Bruce D** · 13th Apr 12, 06:55

Here are some screenshots showing the amount of calls you can do in this plugin. With the 1.1 version you can now do BTB stages!!!

**Bruce D** · 13th Apr 12, 06:56

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**pettersolberg29** · 13th Apr 12, 09:06

That's a ludicrous amount of detail - I'm going to be giving my co-driver a hell of a challenge!

**Bruce D** · 13th Apr 12, 12:12

It's absolutely brilliant to use. You can go into as much or as little detail as you like. I love it but it does take a long time to work through the notes, especially if you're starting from scratch like the BTB stage I have above. I think the first 2km of that stage took me over 8min to complete! The best part is you can share the notes just by sharing the .ini file it makes. BTW, little tip when you save the BTB file, make sure to add in the .ini part at the end of your name otherwise you can't open it again, the program doesn't do that automatically.

Here is a direct link to the forum with the discussion on the plugin and any updates. PaceNote Plugin Support - General | RaceDepartment Forums

**EightGear** · 16th Apr 12, 19:15

This is absolutly great. Exactly what I have been looking for the last few months. Gonna try it immediately, thanks for sharing!

**Bruce D** · 17th Apr 12, 06:38

Well I do now have more respect for those people who make the pacenotes in games. This 26km stage I'm working on is taking a long time and it isn't like it takes ages to do it. But still awesome.

**bennizw** · 6th May 12, 17:29

Been driving RSRBR2012 lately and really love driving the Audi S1. Sadly I never can make to an end of a stage, as it dies out after 5-6 kilometres. I seems to be the head gasket that gives up, but this happens even though I have turned of the damage. I have also activated the bug fix of the head gasket. Has anyone else had the same problem? If so, can it be fixed?

**NeverKnow** · 7th May 12, 13:26

I've experienced the same problem with the S1 in RSRBR11.I haven't driven it in RSRBR12 but unfortunately it will be a few weeks until I get back home and can verify if I also have this bug with the car. From what I remember that it was near impossible to finish flatout stages like Pikes Peak and Hualapai Nation if I don't feather the throttle and go easy on the revs. It was way too easy to destroy the headgasket with only few km's of SS.

I found a recent thread about it at rallyesim and after reading frenglish I concluded they are suggesting not to use revs so much, no left-foot braking and change gears early. If the problem persists I suggest you post at rallyesim about it and hopefully they can find a way to fix it.

**bennizw** · 7th May 12, 19:01

Good to hear I am not the only one. I am also having problems with the Metro 6R4, so it seems the engine physics have been built too weak. Hope it get´s fixed some time, because these cars are great fun to drive!

**igi** · 16th May 12, 18:54

You can try rbr fixup 1.6. It includes fix for headgasket.
FixUp patch (Version 1.6)

Other option is to install Czech RBR online plugin, it also has fix for that (better for my taste)

**NISMO_GTR** · 28th May 12, 16:41

Hi

Has anyone ever made the Nissan Almera Kit car or the Pulsar WRC for this?

thanks

**Bruce D** · 30th May 12, 06:37

A whole bunch of F2 cars were done at one stage, they were mentioned over at RBR+ and here is the direct link to the talk on that car RBR+: almera kitcar

**lcd** · 9th Jul 12, 19:29

A must-see tribute to RBR!!!

**NeverKnow** · 12th Jul 12, 19:17

Originally Posted by lcd

A must-see tribute to RBR!!!

Very nice! Thanks for posting this!

**52Paddy** · 21st Jul 12, 12:28

Some great driving setups there i.e. wheels, screens, seats, pedals etc

**Zico** · 6th Aug 12, 21:06

My brother would like to know if his I5 laptop with onboard graphics would be powerfull enough to run RSRBR at 720p on his HD ready TV ok, I dont think it will but not 100% sure as its not really a very demanding game, anyone have any idea?

I'd also be interested to hear just how quick you fellow forum members are with the RSRBR version of the game, ie; what is your best time through Chirdonhead?

I've obviously got a lot of practicing to do to get close to the top guys online as my time is a relatively mediocre 3m 13s in the Focus 07 RC (RSRBR08 default set-up), 7 seconds shy of the top time and would place me around 15th fastest of all the recorded online times for Chirdonhead.

Full list of all stages/times here- Online Records