Thanks, but I followed the latest insim changes quite closly and I already knew that
eehm Shift+R never ever started the replay?
He's doin cockpit pr0n! 
pirate:
pirate:High-speed spin?
But the X,Y,Z values are very low. Is that diviede through 65563 or are you really at the center. I usually get much higher values for normal packets.
But the X,Y,Z values are very low. Is that diviede through 65563 or are you really at the center. I usually get much higher values for normal packets.
You can use MCI(all cars) packets or OutSim(only your car) to get the positions
I don't need light blinking for racing... -10
If you set to 512 LFS will only use 512 skins and download them if they are not in the skins_x folder. If you set LFS to 1024 it will only use 1024 skins and download them if they are not in the skins_y folder.
So if you change the setting LFS will download the respective size.
There are no downloaded skins in the skins_dds folder. All downloaded skins go to skins_x(512²) and skins_y(1024²) and LFS selects them automatically.
Seriously guys..... please try things out before making a post here.
I get the same result with my stupid java program 
I don't think we need any system to choose which dds file is used by the user. Just make the colours on the left side of the skins you frequently use and that's it. It's not rocket science to select a skin which name you know from a list of files the few times you create a new colour.
The only thing I agree with is to rename skins_x and y to skins_lo and hi
And if someone else wants to give you his skin in high res he should give you a dds file with a better quality compression which you just put into skin_hi.
(zipped dds file with ~650kb is only ~130kb)
The only thing I agree with is to rename skins_x and y to skins_lo and hi
And if someone else wants to give you his skin in high res he should give you a dds file with a better quality compression which you just put into skin_hi.
(zipped dds file with ~650kb is only ~130kb)
1. Better post it in the programmers section.
2. shoudl be from what i know
And how to underline a 'p' in the german localisation "box"?
If I understood it correctly they are still transfered as jpg (you did upload the jpg, didn't you...) and then formatted as DDS to reduce the ingame lag while putting the jpg onto the model which is probably faster if you put the dds on the model.
not really.
1 byte Size; // 12
1 byte Type; // ISP_PSF
1 byte ReqI; // 0
1 byte PLID; // player's unique id
4 MSHT Time; // stop time
4 unsigned Spare;
======
12
perhaps scawen should split that into an extra packet. track_info or something which you can request and which contains track length, splits etc.
in MP you are send to spec before you can reach another car
+1 I don't need that big car-picture ^^
No not on the F12 menu... In the pits.
perhaps you shouldn't try running programs which expect the old insim system...
Ok I did some test about the pit problem.
I did the following: 1 Lap Multiplayer Race with 1 AI. As soon as the green light goes on i press shift+s to go to the pit menu and then I rejoin after the 12 seconds (I really think the Ok button in the put should display the countdown, too). Directly after exiting the pit i mae a short pit stop and continued driving.
The result was, that the AI got a 30 seconds penalty for "compulsatory pit stop too late" (well in 1 lap...) and at the end a disqualification for not pitting. I however got the 30 seconds penalty for pitting too late and won the race crossing the line as second because i did a stop at the beginning but in the F12 menu there is still the red "yes". (see screenshot)
So my conclusion is:
- Add countdown to OK button in pit
- If you stop at the beginning you only get 30 seconds penalty for pitting too late but no disqualification for not pitting. => disable pitting x seconds after leaving pits
- automatic disable compulsatory pitting if race length is 1 lap (DRAG!)
I did the following: 1 Lap Multiplayer Race with 1 AI. As soon as the green light goes on i press shift+s to go to the pit menu and then I rejoin after the 12 seconds (I really think the Ok button in the put should display the countdown, too). Directly after exiting the pit i mae a short pit stop and continued driving.
The result was, that the AI got a 30 seconds penalty for "compulsatory pit stop too late" (well in 1 lap...
) and at the end a disqualification for not pitting. I however got the 30 seconds penalty for pitting too late and won the race crossing the line as second because i did a stop at the beginning but in the F12 menu there is still the red "yes". (see screenshot)So my conclusion is:
- Add countdown to OK button in pit
- If you stop at the beginning you only get 30 seconds penalty for pitting too late but no disqualification for not pitting. => disable pitting x seconds after leaving pits
- automatic disable compulsatory pitting if race length is 1 lap (DRAG!
)I could reproduce it, too. The important thing is, to pause lfs
If you want to make it multiplayer capable and running on a server, MCI is the only way to go.
I think lfsworld (http://www.lfsforum.net/forumdisplay.php?f=78) or if you are on the same server by reading out the host-file (http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=195)
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