Get involved as a player or developer
Report problems, request features and share content on the SourceForge project pages - bugs, support requests and discussion all live there.
Community
The TORCS community is small, hands-on and long-standing. The project has been developed since 1997; its visible revision history on SourceForge begins later because the earlier history was not carried over when the project moved there. These are the maintained project channels.
Talk to people
- TORCS Discord server - the primary place for questions, racing and development talk.
- torcs-users mailing list - long-running archive of technical discussion.
- SourceForge discussion forums .
Videos
The official TORCS YouTube channel, maintained by project leader Bernhard Wymann, collects tutorials, gameplay footage, championship races, and examples from education and research.
- Content Creation and Toolchain: tutorials for building TORCS content and working with its tools.
- TORCS footage: gameplay from different cars, tracks, and race formats.
- Endurance World Championship 2014: race footage from the championship.
- TORCS in Education/Science: examples of TORCS used in teaching and research.
Project resources
Browse all files and releases
Windows installers, source archives, API documentation snapshots and historical data packages are published under the project's file area.
Contributing content
- Tracks and cars built with the shipped tools (trackgen, accc) can be shared via the project forums; see the track manual for format details.
- Robot drivers are plain C modules - share yours on Discord or submit them through the project's bug tracker with a short description of the approach.