I am certainly impressed by your skill in driving this course (I'm assuming that it IS you).

What is the gauge in the lower left of the view, shown in the videos?

Thanks, guys; it all works as you have described: drive through pit, under the speed limit, to clear DT penalty at exit; and pull into a pit box and stop, countdown starts and S&G penalty is cleared in 10sec.

I appreciate your help in solving what had been a mystery to me, for a while.

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I'm not stupid you know... It aren't working in SP

I press load laylout and nothing happends, all other laylouts work finely

Actually, I did not know that; however, I had no reason to presume it. I did have reason to suppose that you might not be aware of this particular fact, and I was trying to help you find the solution to your inability to load layouts.

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Hmmm. OK, thanks for that info. I wonder why it is so. Maybe the developers have some involvement in the site?

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Well here comes another DUH! For some reason, laylouts isn't loading for me Anyone knows whats the problem?

Layouts can be loaded ONLY in Single Player mode. That might be the problem.

Will someone please explain to me, what are penalties? I am pretty new to LFS and have played only in single-player mode. I have, a few times, been notified of a penalty (I think, mostly for driving too fast in the pit lane): "stop and go," or "drive through." What do these mean? Where am I supposed to stop, and for how long? Through what am I supposed to drive, and when? Basically, how do I clear the text from my screen, that states a penalty?

I have not been able to find such info in the wiki manual, nor elsewhere in the forum (although I can perhaps admit to not having been exhaustively diligent in searching).

Thanks for any info or advice.

Generally, these are brilliant. Thank you!

More specifically, I especially like the South City (although it would be better if shot from a slightly lower elevation) and Autocross (very nice) pics. I don't like Fern Bay; it's appears to be just a shot of the sky and does nothing to identify the track; maybe you could choose a more descriptive picture - something showing the bridge, for example. Similarly, for Kyoto Ring, you could show a picture that includes some of the banked curves of the oval section.

The track diagrams, of course, identify the shape of the track, but I generally like your pics because (besides just being new, colorful and pretty) they seem likely to be helpful for identifying a track by its peculiar visual features, so that I (a relative newbie) can recognize a track that I have perhaps driven on only a couple of times and think: yeah, I remember that one.

Anyway, your new pics are very welcome, so thanks again. I have downloaded and will try them out with the LFS interface.

P.S. - I noticed the sign on your Blackwood pic for blackwoodcircuit.com, and I checked out the site. I don't get your point; it appears to be nothing but a useless page with a bunch of irrelevant advertisement links on it, that lead to more irrelevant advertisement links, etc. etc. Why would you have included it in your picture since, as far as I can recognize, it pertains not at all to LFS's Blackwood track, nor to LFS generally, nor to anything else that is meaningful in such a context as you have placed it? It would have been similarly appropriate (and this is most assuredly NOT a recommendation) for you to have included a portrait of Al Gore in your Kyoto pic.