The "rFactor track" ecosystem is a prime example of "situated play," where real-world spaces are digitally reconstructed to bridge the gap between reality and gaming. Many professional racing teams use custom-built rFactor tracks to train their drivers before they ever step onto the actual asphalt.
Whether you are looking to relive the golden era of open-wheel racing on a vintage 1960s Spa-Francorchamps or want to test your mettle on a laser-scanned modern GP circuit, the library of rFactor tracks offers more variety than almost any other simulator on the market. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more Situations of Play: Patterns of Spatial Use in Videogames rfactor track
Textures (surface details) are applied to the 3D model to give it a realistic appearance. This includes the road surface, grass, buildings, etc. The "rFactor track" ecosystem is a prime example
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