Yes and no. If you simply resize something to make it bigger the file size will increase but it won't make it 'high res'. In terms of this sort of thing, it will be made bigger yes but also re made at that highe resolution to give a better quality.
Well was late getting home so only managed 4 laps for qualifying which got my a reasonable place. Race started accident in T2, slammed on brakes for it then to clear and i got passed by a few people. No damage though, spun on the right turn after the bridge. tyres cooled down started to push, lap 17 decided to reli go for sum fast laps on my nicely warm tyres just for my lfs to freeze and boot my off server.
The wheel will calibrate when you first turn your computer on, nothing wrong with that.
If it works on a laptop but not on your computer then I would assume it is something set up wrong so double checked everything?
Make sure everything is plugged in properly. In control panel you should have te ffb turned on and set to 101% and everything else off. Set your rotation you want to use. In LFS make sure the axis are set up correctly and have ffb set up to a figure above 0 (also in game , and . will increase and decrease your ffb levels)
From experience using dfp and g25 if they are plugged in while you are on your desktop the force is high so resitance to turning is high. Once you load up LFS the wheel will become light as the 'locking' force on desktop will be turned off.
As for unlocking to 900 degrees, it should be a simple case of moving the rotational slider to 900. There is a certain button press but I can't recall what it is to swtich between 200 and 900 so maybe it is that.
Who mentioned cracking lfs? He said it could come in useful for skinning, so what there is cmx viewer. Maybe he is cracking but there is no proof so don't jump on the band wagon.
Can we have the number of laps for each track, I assume the laps are based off the GT1 class car lap times? It isn't difficult to work out but the definative number of laps would be nice
I know what you mean but I cannot remember the name, I know a forum who did one so I will look around for it
For those who don't know what it is. Someone would make a picture, say 500 x 500 pixels, the second person would then make another image 500 x 500 that would continue from the original. It goes on and on witht he end result being a image 500 pixels high while being 1000's long depending how many people add to it.
I know next event is not until next weekend but as number plates are not compulsory does this mean that the numbers listed in post #1 are also not compulsory? Or do we use those numbers just on a normal bumber plate?