Quote from SamH :

Playback at 1280x960. Fraps automatically cuts that down to 640x480. It won't record full 1280 resolution, even if selected in the options, according to the documentation.

Have you tried recording "full size" and lowering your LFS res? The more pixels for fraps to look at - even if it only saves half - will increase the workload.

Only NVidia users with this issue?

I can record a full grid at ~25 fps, 4xAA/AF, getting ~35 fps while not recording, 3GHz Celeron, Radeon 9550SE.

What resolution are you trying to record in, SamH?

Quote from the_angry_angel :

Something I've always hated, but today more than usual; reading other people's code. Unless both myself and the other programmers / coders are in a "metal-sync", I just tend to think "wtf, I wouldnt do it like that" and not get past it. Either that or I need a few days to get into the api and mindset of the coders.

Different indenting is enough to make me loathe a piece of code. :zombie:

Hotlapping by yourself would be mighty different i guess.

"Too bad them other games can't really match the actual use of said content."

I'd like it, maybe it's possible with a "third-party" hotlap parser/website.

Very good wheel, the DFP.

Isn't this a better place to ask?

Quote from AndroidXP :

@filur: Looks about as userfriendly as nKPro...

World of difference, mplayer can be configured to your liking (and beyond), nkpro can hardly be configured at all.

In essence mplayer and VLC are basically the same thing, mplayer is less bloated by default while carrying a few million options if you really want them (there's even GUI's!), it's a bit faster and easier on cpu, and it plays anything and everything, it also has an encoder featuring pretty much the same amount of options.

It also works by just dragging and dropping a file onto the .exe, so it's not really that hard to use.

Quote from Tweaker :

.. to play, you'd need a GUI, wouldn't you?

MPlayer works by commandline ..

.. etc, tiny list of options can be found here.

I actually just set it as default app, which also works.

For the feedback, try the softer FFB-mode.

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Select+R3+Left shift paddle, toggle between normal (two blinks of leftmost LED) and older(?) softer FFB mode (one blink)

For calibration, use DXTweak 2 from Wingmanteam.

VLC has a GUI, what's the sport in that?

MPlayer for those who doesn't want to litter their pc with codecs.

Quote from TaiFong :

Here is the official story:


Scavier: "Yo, Bimmer, I need that fly ass whip right there"
BMW: "Aight"
Scavier: (To LFS community) "Ay, check dis. We got this new thang right here, dawg. Fast as hell, yo."
LFS Community: "Oh snap son!"

:uglyhamme

Quote from kamo2000 :

well i don;t know if i understand clearly, but i also started server on non standrad port and he still can;'t connect..everybody else can..i have public ip nothing blocked...no matter what we tried it failed...and the funniest thing is i can connect to him if he start his own server.

Can he connect to you at all, if you start an ftp or webserver, file transfer on IRC, anything?

Quote from Screeny :

i think the online challenge of the intel racing tour will be a small flash game. but on their tour, where you can sit in a f1 chassis and drive, lfs or a modified version will be running.

I'll bet on this one.

Is it not ..

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Dim port As String

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struct InSimInit
{
..
word Port;

.. where ..

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word 2-byte unsigned integer

I've never used visual basic, but a string value of "30001" doesn't look like a 2-byte value to me.

Quote from MadCatX :

why to make a video in external program, when you can use animation from a game?

Because they wanted a stylish white background. Didn't help that awful animation tho.

Seeing how USB has been able to cope with multi-channel MIDI in professional audio production for years, and even multi-channel high quality audio in later years, being able to update an RPM gauge shouldn't be much of a problem in terms of speed, logically.

This consumer level audio interface can record 24bit/96kHz stereo sound in realtime, it's not possible for this thing to have a large enough internal buffer for lengthy recordings, so that's ~288 KB/s thru USB.

Quote from avih :

I've seen too many cases where lapped cars thought they could "push it" for few more secs, without realizing how slower they are on certain sections of the track from the leaders. this could easily ruin the race for the leaders.

I've seen alot more cases where leaders thought they could "push it" no matter what, south city chicane under yellow flag at 150km/h, great idea.

So, you could join my server which was running on a nowhere-near standard random port, from behind NAT, with no configuration needed at your end.

138 servers makes no sense. Is your network actually blocking some ports ?

It's not actually a "full spec sheet", my motherboard, for example, does not get listed at all. I'd suggest Everest for getting your "spec sheet".

Quote from th84 :

we suck really bad

lies.

Quote from th84 :

your safe there

lies.

Read, basically.

Quote from munte1 :

insim:admin password does not match

The admin password set on the server does not match the password used by the InSim application to connect, make them match.

Googled for a helmet and found this, for some reason this image is amazingly funny.