Quote from zeugnimod :

The layout is called "The Maze" (figures?) and there are arrows on the track that show you where to go. If you have actually driven 2 or 3 laps on it you should KNOW where to go.
If you drive the first time on a normal LFS track you also dont know when the next corner comes.

With "there" I mean the "Bumb and Jump" server, to win there you need luck instead of racing skills.
It's full of people who think it's a destruction derby.

Quote from dude56 :

One of the autocross layouts (on BL carpark, don't know what it was called) was incredibly confusing. At EVERY corner there were 2-4 possible routes to take, and NO indication of where to go. By lap 2, half the pack had taken the wrong route and was going the wrong way. We quickly ended the race because the layout was so ridiculous.

Do just like me: Don't drive there!!! It's only for people who want some stupid fun and it has nothing to do with racing.

Is it a good idea (for the single seater leage) to stimulate people to progress to the next server?
One way to do that is to stop giving them points when they drive on a lower server.
Then you also don't have to give people a licence to drive the F08 or Bf1 when they can only drive the slow F0X properly.
A good F0X driver can with the currend system collect enough point to skip the formula junior.

Last edited by Demon68, Thu 26 Jul 2007, 15:30.

Thanks Gai-Luron, I'm really going to use your program.

Quote from SpikeyMarcoD :

Does not need to be in the lfs map does it? For the world why it work with all except me. Did include the admin thing. Even started the dedicated config i made for it. Nothing. Same crash.

Do you have Framework installed on your computer?
If not, do so...

That is really nice stuff they have there, but nothing is more satisfying then building it yourself.
I mean the programming and building. I'm sure I can do it if I only had more time.
Else I can always go to http://www.betainnovations.com/

Next project is a little dash with gear indicator (bleu 7 segm LED) and RPM bar.
I had the software (VB.NET) working with the old insim version but now I must start all over again.

I'm sorry guys, me and my brother are out.
Duke, I'm really appreciate your attempts to setup a league.
But I think it's impossible to do that on your own, you really need a team to support you.
Succes and see you all somewhere on the track.....

Last edited by Demon68, Fri 6 Jul 2007, 16:00.

The quickest way to make your own wheel is to use a old one as starting point.
From there you can start to modifify, change the wheel, change the steeringshaft, the bearings etc.
On my G25 I changed the wheel and made some extra buttons but I'm planning to make more changes.
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=27071

Hmm, I'm not sure we are driving anymore for this league.
A week after the last race there is no Point standing or evaluation and still no sign of new drivers.
Unless Duke can confins me that he really wants to proceed with this league, we are out.

The button part is easy, I had a old Microsoft SideWinder Precision Racing Wheel (no FF). It had 8 buttons on the wheel, I just took the electronics out and put it in my G25.

No problems, except that you don't have any buttons to push on your wheel...

The button part was easy, I had a old Microsoft SideWinder Precision Racing Wheel (no FF). It had 8 buttons on the front of the wheel, I just took the electronics out and put it in my G25.
For the rest, I'm so lucky I can use a metalworkshop when I need it.
So I made a aluminium spacer and Button plate.
When you don't have acces to a workshop it is still possible, only it won't be as solid and nice looking as this one.

riskredruM is on fire! One update after another.
I hope he still finds some time to work on another project of him (Telemetry on a laptop)

Processor: E6600 (@3,6 GHz) 1.45V H2O cooled
Memory: (2Gb) 2x 1024Mb OCZ Flexx 9200 H2O cooled
Monitor: Samsung 22" 1680x1050 (+ 1 additional Dell 15'')
Video Card: 8800GTS (@600/1000)
Hard Disk: Raptor150
Power Supply: BeQuit Darkpower Pro 850W
Wheel/controller: G25 Modified!!
Keyboard & Mouse: G11
Case: Antec P160 Modified

Last edited by Demon68, Mon 2 Jul 2007, 17:14.

A cheap (100 euro) race-seat from the car shop, a little aluminium and some wood makes a perfect place to play LFS.

Last edited by Demon68, Mon 2 Jul 2007, 17:20.

I'm a open wheel driver so the g25 standaard wheel was not really a option for me.
With a official MOMO wheel and a old microsoft racingwheel for the buttons, I came up with this:

Duke must have spend a lot of time making all those rules for this league.
If he only spend half that time on maintaining and promoting, than this could have been a nice league.
Anyhow, me and my teammate will be there tomorrow.

Is there still a race tomorrow ???
It looks like this league is dead.

Intel E6600 (@3.6 GHz) and 8800GTS 640 (@600/1000)
Screen resolution 1680x1050 with 16xAF and 8xAA.
Alone on the track +/- 200 FPS and with full grid never under 100 FPS.

I have a Asus 8800GTS 640 (@600/1000) and a e6600 (@3.6).
Screen resolution is 1680x1050 with 16xAF and 8xAA.
Alone on the track a have +/- 200 FPS and with full grid never under 100 FPS.

Yessssss, it works perfect here.
Thanks a lot, keep up the good work.
:clapclap:

This Gateway project will become really interesting for a lot of people if it makes Pitspotter work with the new insim version.
Is that a possibility in the near future?

On local PC the program connects but when I select Track, I got this message:
Could not find a part of the path 'G:\TCP Konsole\Karten\smx\BL1.pth'

Can you PM me to?
Thnx

The SpeedFreaks will be present this evening.

:laola: