The update, released by Studio 397 in April 2018, served as a pivotal milestone that transitioned the simulation into a new era of performance and visual fidelity. This "exclusive" build effectively marked the end of DirectX 9 support, mandating a shift to the DirectX 11 engine to leverage modern hardware more efficiently. Core Technical Advancements
(v1.1110) marks a major technical milestone for the simulator, primarily focusing on performance optimizations and the transition to more modern rendering standards. Key Performance & Technical Shifts rfactor 2 v1110 exclusive
– Build 1110 introduced early access to the online competition system , allowing ranked races, leaderboards, and scheduled events directly from the UI (this was the precursor to the current "Competition" server browser). The update, released by Studio 397 in April
Following the initial launch, additional tweaks were released to address community feedback and technical hurdles: Key Performance & Technical Shifts – Build 1110
: Fixed issues where the AI would exhibit poor acceleration at very low strength settings.
Studio 397 introduced a , specifically optimized for 1080p (Full HD) screens and modern aspect ratios. Legacy HUD designs were removed entirely to declutter the experience.
: Drastic performance improvements across the board, particularly on higher-end hardware.
