FWIW: LFS has always had advertisments in-game with various companies like Castrol and such. I don't know if there's any financial benefits, or Scawen and co approached them as just a way to give some authenticity to LFS (while giving the company free advertising).
Scawen stated in his first post (if I understood it correctly) that he intends to release a test patch with this system.
Can't we just kill all the birds and say she's a shit driver and she's fat?
Deep pockets trump great skill.
That's all it boils down to. Alice Powell is no different. Although getting on with Caterham isn't much more impressive than being hired by your local taxi company.
That's all it boils down to. Alice Powell is no different. Although getting on with Caterham isn't much more impressive than being hired by your local taxi company.
IIRC: aaltomar did a lot of hotlapping and posted a decent amount of WRs to the charts (unless I'm mistaken)
It's hard to be jealous of people who are paying a sum of money to fundementally play NR2003 with the 800th failed iteration of Kaermer physics.
Kars: There's no point. You cannot make the blind see.
The sadder part is that people are leaving LFS for games with worse/absolutely awful online functionality like AC, or games with terrible physics like iRacing/pCARS.
I've maintained that content will revive LFS, no matter how "dead" it is, as LFS is still the only sim that gets the whole online experience perfect.
The strange thing is that OutGauge and OutSim have become pseudo-standards because LFS has had such wide support for such devices. Most of the Codie driving games support both as well for motion sim/gauge support.
It's a testament to how well Scawen designed the 2 protocols.
It's a testament to how well Scawen designed the 2 protocols.
It's even just the addition of engine features. Having model instances like that (instead of a bunch of unique fence models) is huge for frame rate.
So Ray and Matt didn't drive?
What about the armco into a sudden tyre barrier. That seems painful as well.
Well, unlike other sims, LFS has a very old game engine at its core so it makes sense that features to engine do take priority over content. 10+ years of code debt is nothing to joke about, and with such a small team, things can only work in serial, not parallel. Content does sometimes need to get put on hold to make important engine changes.
It's an important addition to the engine. DX10 added it as a library feature, so I think it's nice that LFS' engine has that functionality added to it as well in DX9, plus it allows for more intricate repeated geometry instead of alpha textures.
EDIT:
Actually, it seems that DX9 has geometry instancing support as well: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometry_instancing
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They still look like billboard trees, but very detailed ones.
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By that logic, one black person robbed a bank, all black people rob banks.
Because it's a superior product to all its competition?
I'm surprised there's no bus mod TBH
FTR: The iPhone 6+ bends with similar force (as tested by ConsumerReports) to all other smartphones on the market.
And I feel the same. There's no point discussing anything with idiots as their arguments are always just random illogical garbage. Either non-related situations like Rony talking about being a carpenter, or just total conjecture.
So, your argument is that plastic is stronger than metal?
If that's true, why don't we make cars and skyscrapers out of plastic?
Again, I wonder why I ever try to argue with the idiots. Their counterpoints are consistently trash.
Metal does bend, you're right.
High quality devices that are well made out of real materials like metal and glass should be more expensive than plastic garbage.
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