RaceRoom Update 0.9.5.36 Released

There’s a fairly small list of two changes with RaceRoom Update v0.9.5.36 released, but it’s worth noting if you’re not using a wheel and pedals for your sim racing.

Adding new speed-sensitive settings and a new steering lock default value should improve the handling if you’re using a controller, or even mouse and keyboard. And given that RaceRoom is both free-to-play and one of the better sims for controller users, it’s a worthwhile improvement.

Obviously sim racers will invest in a wheel and pedal setup to get the best and most immersive experience, but casual and new players will have a better time and hopefully be more encouraged to take the step up in the future. And there are a small group of fast sim racers who happily continue to race on a controller.

It follows Hotfix 0.9.5.35, which included a much wider ranging list of changes to the KW Studios sim racing title.

RaceRoom Update 0.9.5.36 Release Notes

• Download size = 92 MB
• Client version = 0.9.5.36
• Client BuildID = 1329007

• Resolved FFB issue in Audi TT cup 2015/2016 from the last update.
• Enhanced handling for non-wheel controllers: Steering lock now defaults to 18, with new speed-sensitive steering settings.

Notes:

• Existing players can opt for the default profile or manually apply new speed-sensitive settings: ‘Speed Sensitive Steering = 60%’, ‘Min Steering Speed = 30’, ‘Max Steering Speed = 90’.
• Previous steering lock settings will override the new default of 18, reset it in the top-right of the car setup menu.

You can download Raceroom Racing Experience on the PC for free via Steam. Some additional content is available via Steam, but everything can be purchased via the official game store.

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