New FOV reset shortcut (Default: SHIFT+NUMPAD7).
Added analogue input smoothing/sensitivity settings. 
Can be combined with the -map command line argument (to restore the quicksave). New -resume command line argument (automatically restores the last autosave). Whose shortcuts are also available in the main menu. Which support automatic terrain switching. Five global savegame slots (can also be used to quickly access your favourite terrain). One autosave slot (allows you to resume the previous session from the main menu). Basic savegame functionality (with quick- & autosave). This build adds some new features and fixes some crashes that occurred in RC2 On the other hand, it's important to state that this is a pure simulator, it doesn't include any type of help option, and the application is configured by means of another executable, not the one used to launch the application.Hello everyone, and welcome to round 3 of the 0.4.8 release candidates! The game offers several settings to test the trucks, cars, boats, and planes, and the OpenSource community that has developed around the game has published various modifications (mods) for the game.Įven though the game is amateur, we will have at our disposal many effects that are implemented in commercial games, like HDR, antialiasing, pixel shader support, but the most important feature is the realistic implementation of physics in both the vehicles and the environment. This means that the chassis and tires of each vehicle that we drive will have the same proportions and characteristics as they would in real life. Thus, every design must have realistic characteristics and features. Rigs of Rods is an amateur project where the intention isn't to create a game but to create a realistic driving simulator. 
Driving simulator for all sorts of vehicles That is the general premise of Rigs of Rods, that will allow us to drive trucks and cars, fly planes or sailboats with low-quality graphics but the most realistic physics. Nevertheless, sometimes it would be rather interesting to test how things really work in real life. Video games usually adjust their difficulty so that they work out to be entertaining.
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