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iRacing.com – First Night Racing Spyshot Available

Posted on July 3rd, 2010 in iRacing – 8 Comments

Aside from a constant stream of new cars and tracks, iRacing is also working on improving the core functionality of their online racing simulation.

After the introduction of multi-class racing, the next feature high on many subscribers’ wish list is night racing. To get people excited about the upcoming feature, iRacing has released a little sphyshot, showing us what iRacing in the darkness looks like.

On a more serious note (and to make the news posting a little more relevant), iRacing has also launched their iRacing TV channel, that covers everything that’s going on in iRacing on a monthly basis. The first episode is online now, you don’t have to be a subscriber to watch iRacing TV here.

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  • stabiz

    Hehe!

  • Bjorn

    Haha!

  • http://simracing.in.ua Pandamasque

    Haha, funny.

    Now turn on the lights.

    :grin:

  • Howie47

    Lazar scanned at midnight. It’s got to be right!

  • Shum94

    I’m curious to see their engine wich is weak with shadows to reproduce night lighting.

  • riches

    The nightracing will be “hardcoded”.
    So for nightracing you get a extra version of the same track.
    No dawn or dusk racing yet.

  • Zenitchik

    riches: The nightracing will be “hardcoded”.
    So for nightracing you get a extra version of the same track.
    No dawn or dusk racing yet.

    Yeah, it’s a shame that there is no transition. would be nice to have something similar to GT5

    the interesting bit is they have modeled all of the light sources on the track. iracing seem to be very quite about what effect the night time will have on the physics.

  • eddiespag

    Bring on live track technology. If the tire physics are sooo important, guess what the other half of the equation is? Tarmac, road, asphalt, cement, track or whatever you want to call it. There are more variances to this than even the tires. Witness the tire companies and race teams trying to deal with each tracks’ surfaces composition(s), temperatures, types, racing line(s), marbles, dust, sand, dirt, oil, moisture, etc. I’m rooting for ya iRacing! :sd:

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