~1k player online on ~700 Server... I don't think there is any lack in terms of available server ^^
Uhm...
man fgrep:
man grep:
shouldn't that work? :o
-> grep -rF --include="*.php" searchstring .
works ;p
man fgrep:
man grep:
shouldn't that work? :o
-> grep -rF --include="*.php" searchstring .
works ;p
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Reason : adding the command so victor can copy&paste ;)
On a more serious side...
You do know the "LFS Tv Director"?
Thread: http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=14147
Example Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4J8IJUCFGhU
You do know the "LFS Tv Director"?
Thread: http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=14147
Example Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4J8IJUCFGhU
I don't think lfs will support drivers waving with their hands
Here is another approach with resource hogging 
(or however you call it)
Save the time each 10 tracknodes and then simply subtract the times from each other at a specific node ^^
With playerF being the "front" one and players are sorted by race positions.
That's from the Live for G15 app.
(or however you call it)Save the time each 10 tracknodes and then simply subtract the times from each other at a specific node ^^
public override void setNode(int lap, int node)
{
myLap = lap;
myNode = node;
if (node % 10 == 0)
{
nodeTimes[string.Format("lap{0:0}node{1:0}", lap, node)] = DateTime.Now;
}
}
public override bool hasNodeTime(int lap, int node)
{
return nodeTimes.ContainsKey(string.Format("lap{0:0}node{1:0}", lap, node));
}
public override DateTime getNodeTime(int lap, int node)
{
if (hasNodeTime(lap, node))
{
return (DateTime)nodeTimes[string.Format("lap{0:0}node{1:0}", lap, node)];
}
else
{
return new DateTime(0);
}
}// Distance
if (playerF.hasNodeTime(((RaceDriver)bean.Player).lap, ((RaceDriver)bean.Player).node) && bean.Player.hasNodeTime(((RaceDriver)bean.Player).lap, ((RaceDriver)bean.Player).node))
{
DateTime playerT = bean.Player.getNodeTime(((RaceDriver)bean.Player).lap, ((RaceDriver)bean.Player).node);
DateTime playerFT = playerF.getNodeTime(((RaceDriver)bean.Player).lap, ((RaceDriver)bean.Player).node);
TimeSpan dist = playerT.Subtract(playerFT);
this.lcdDistF.Text = string.Format("{0:00}:{1:00}:{2:000}", dist.Minutes, dist.Seconds, dist.Milliseconds);
}With playerF being the "front" one and players are sorted by race positions.
That's from the Live for G15 app.
Add to bad moments:
- When you have to work with huuuge software projects which are poorly documented... ^^
- When you have to work with huuuge software projects which are poorly documented... ^^
What Database are you using?
Normally you write the table rows first and then the name you want the "result" to be named...
e.g. SELECT CONCAT(last_name,', ',first_name) AS full_name FROM mytable ORDER BY full_name;
Your post won't change a single thing, too
scnr
Looks like we need another spin-off thread about brake discs
Personally I don't care because you normally do not even see the discs while racing...
Personally I don't care because you normally do not even see the discs while racing...
I had it everytime when alt+f4'ing in the 3 seconds after the map appeared ;o
Even in singleplayer. But as it it's fixed now...
That was no multiplayer related bug. Happened in singleplayer, too
You probably need ot put it inside the "while($data = socket_read($sock, 4)) {" loop so the condition will be checked each time you recieve a new packet.
You should tell people to also overwrite the DISCDRILLEDALP24.dds with your file so the race cars have see-through holes, too 
There is no need for a server that holds a list. It's just that the player who wants to list the lans ervers broadcasts to the lan "tell me if you are a lfs server" and any pc running a lfs server would reply just like many other games...
Still Alpha? ;o
The "problem" is, that the boxes and the text are relative to the screen width and height but the tyres size is only relative to the screen width.
Boxes are like 5% of screen height and 10% of screen width and they stay relative to the screen size. You can proof that very easy by switching to windowed mode (shift+f4) and resizing the window to 5:10 and 10:5 ratios...
However because the tyre is only affected by screen size ist bigger because of widescreens... and because the gap between tyre and text is a vertical gap it's affected by the screen height.
And of course because FO8 and BF1 tyres are so big... ^^
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a) wrong forum
b) write a post where you describe your problem
b) write a post where you describe your problem
Replay is OOs after ~2 sec here too. Nonmodifyed Y20
guys come on....
it's written in her profile
Date of Birth: 23rd September 1988
Age: 19
Country: United States
it's written in her profile
Date of Birth: 23rd September 1988
Age: 19
Country: United States
*cries* no credits for me for invending it?
Glad to see that someone keeps it alive
Glad to see that someone keeps it alive
You forgot a !
Well and imo its very hard to make every possible combination of setup ingame, save the values and the hash for those... And because it's an online game the hash could contain the host name for example, or the ip.
(I assume the whole hash stuff is to check, that ppl use a forced setup online?)
Well and imo its very hard to make every possible combination of setup ingame, save the values and the hash for those... And because it's an online game the hash could contain the host name for example, or the ip.
(I assume the whole hash stuff is to check, that ppl use a forced setup online?)
Unit testing is definately good for complex stuff. Personally I only used it once when I wrote a bigger program for university with 3 other guys and we tested each others code. For "personal programming" it's imo too much extra work and writing tests for your own code is kinda... Well you knwo your code
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