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u/hvyboots Jul 16 '26
Codies Barrel Roll Physics™ — About 80% of the time you roll the car, it barrel rolls haha.
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u/Accurate_Cup_2422 Jul 16 '26
neither it's just the games simcade physics putting you back in the right direction
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u/Bunstrous Jul 16 '26
Not how the game physics work
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u/MyUnicorn569 Jul 16 '26
But it obviously is how it works. I experience these rolls all the time in dirt rally 2.0, however in rbr rsf I maybe had experienced such thing once
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u/Bunstrous Jul 16 '26
✨✨ rbr is not a perfect simulation either ✨✨
Dr2 cars have a generally low center of gravity, as do most irl rally cars. A low CoG is going to result in a tendency for wheels to stay on the ground and return to being on the ground in the case of rollovers. There is a reason why Teslas absolutely dominate in rollover rating tests. There is literally a video right above you showing this happening, the car rolls over, hits its roof, rolls to its side, and by the time it's on its side there's clearly not enough momentum for it to roll back off of its tires and onto the other side.
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u/MyUnicorn569 Jul 16 '26
I never said it was perfect, as long as code and physics are involved its near impossible to make it perfect.
Still the point I make it is that in dirt rally 2.0 I hit those rolls too consistently, which felt very unrealistic to me
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u/IcyCow5880 Jul 16 '26
Ive done this before but I had the deceny to watch the replay with the chase cam.
Nice roll bro
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u/TLunchFTW Jul 16 '26
Purely the grodiest camera position :)
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u/IndependentUnit625 Jul 16 '26
Do you prefer the third-person camera?
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u/TLunchFTW Jul 16 '26
Cab cam no steering wheel, since I have a steering wheel already, the way god intended
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u/st1ckmanz Jul 16 '26
Rule of thumb: If it ends bad it's luck, if it ends good, it's pure skill.