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4 Reasons to try VGP3!

Discover the VGP3 engine unique physics algorithms, its incredible Artificial Intelligence, its strong netcode and its support to modern immersive technologies such as true stereoscopic 3d!

Learn why it's worth to give it a try!

Key Features of the VGP3 engine

Use Virtual Grand Prix 3 as a racecar simulator to train your sport driving techniques directly on your PC or Mac, or develop new sims using the powerful VGP3 engine!

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Realism: True Simulation

VGP3 offers one of the most advanced simulations available on consumer hardware. Its quasi-finite elements realtime analysis of tyre dynamics (no more "magic formulas" or precomputed curves), custom integration algorithms and extreme accuracy in the simulation of each and every major component of a real racecar give the driver an unparalleled "feeling" of realism and a true sport driving learning tool!

VGP3 AI code
Artificial Intelligence: Learning

The VGP3 Artificial Intelligence is a real challenge; it's fast, it fights fiercely, yet it's able to prevent collisions, if possible, in clever ways - maybe transforming a dangerous manouvre of a human driver into an overtaking opportunity. Moreover, if you're designing your own tracks you don't need any more to define things such as "best lines" - the VGP3 AI can "learn" new layouts by itself, improving lap after lap just like a human driver does!

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Multiplayer: Race online

The VGP3 engine is a great choice not only for standalone, offline races but also for online events. Its strong netcode with its advanced prediction and lag-compensation algorithms allows for challenging multiplayer races and fierce tyre-to-tyre fights. With its integrated lobby server technology the VGP3 engine makes it easy to create a community of virtual drivers who can race online all over the world!

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Immersion: Beyond the 3rd dimension

The VGP3 engine offers support for modern immersive technologies that can blur the line between simulation and reality. The 3d engine is ready for OpenGL-compliant graphics cards and monitors that support true 3d stereoscopic vision, and the dynamics engine can output informations about forces the virtual driver "feels" - the system is already compliant with the D-BOX's motion technology.