Head Tilt Change: affects the vertical angle of the camera. A positive value will move the point of view closer to the dashboard. A positive value will move the point of view upward. A positive value will move the point of view to the left. It is to be noted that the point of view can be placed outside of the car. A modification of 0.1 will yield a noticeable change. Head Offset: affects the position of the head-cam (cockpit view). Adjust FOV for: selects the in-game camera or cameras you want to edit. 
Vertical FOV: a larger number will translate into a wider field of view. This way, the default settings will always be accessible. Co-drivers feature in these events, reading pace notes.It is advisable to restore the original files inbetween modifications. Instead of racing together, complex 'crossover' circuits are used, so drivers cover the same amount of tarmac before crossing the line. Be careful, as the Trucks are prone to rolling over when on two wheels.Įffectively a circuit race for the Rally-class cars. Drivers race in identical Trucks or Buggies. Tracks feature deep water, banked curves and jumps. The driver with the highest number of points wins.Ī bigger, tougher, nastier version of Rallycross. 
It is a judged event, and there is no start/finish line. Made famous by Ken Block's YouTube videos, drivers must pull off a variety of tricks for the crowd, such as donuts, drifts, spins, smashing polystyrene blocks, and jumps. Cars are much more powerful, with up to 900bhp available. Similar to Rally, but with wider, more open stages. Cars boast over 500bhp, and 0-62mph times of 2 seconds flat. Track surfaces can be tarmac, gravel, snow, or a mix of all. This is only one of two modes (the other being Head 2 Head) that features a co-driver reading pace notes.īasic circuit-racing mode. Rally, Rallycross, Trailblazer, Landrush and Head 2 Head are carried over from Colin McRae: DiRT 2, with Gymkhana being the new mode for DiRT 3.
Altogether, there are six different game modes in DiRT 3.
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