This topic is talking about the widely used open source app https://thecrewchief.org
One of the best community features of iRacing is built in voice chat. It humanizes who you're racing with.
The discord is in the footer of the forums.
There's an official LFS discord that's relatively active. Like it or not but platforms like Teamspeak and Mumble have become incredibly niche.
Yes, I'm aware you're selling your data for it. But "money grubbing" is a weird way to describe free services.
I'm still wondering how Discord is money grubbing gone rampant considering you can use all of its features for free with paid options just extending them a bit.
There is no legitimate discount code for LFS. Most of those sites are complete garbage that exist just to get clicks for ad revenue.
Oh it's not just accused. She's doubled down hard about being a TERF. It's not "accused transphobia" it's just "transphobia".
She also clearly hasn't been cancelled if people still have to hear her dangerous hateful shit takes. She's also not "ruined" as she can just go wipe her tears in her olympic sized pool full of money.
Full "freedom of speech" is part of the issues in the US, including free displays of hate.
He'd have American soldiers invading Ukraine alongside his Russian allies.
I don't think the AI in LFS learn anymore. The original AI did, but like a decade ago Scawen did work on them to make them faster and now they don't learn from racing.
You may be able to install Oculus software and then in Oculus Debug Tool tehre's a "debug HMD type" option.
Git isn't magic though. If Scawen has completely rearchitected how physics works with everything, that merge is still hell.
It sounds like Scawen has _some_ method of archiving, as that's how he was able to rebuild the LX8 version of LFS and release it officially.
It sounds like Scawen has _some_ method of archiving, as that's how he was able to rebuild the LX8 version of LFS and release it officially.
Remember that the pain is your body telling you that something's wrong. This may mean your sitting position isn't good enough or (if you're using something like load cell pedals) you need to strengthen your legs (outside of racing) to be comfortable to apply the brake during racing conditions.
I was thinking about the boost stuff too. I kept drafting amessage buit I couldn't figure out exactly how to say it. Back in the day there used to be a hack that used a negative handbrake value as a speedboost. I wonder if something like that could be abused. Replace handbrake with hybrid boost.
Might be broken only for Left Hand Drive or Right Hand Drive. Depends if you're mirroring the whole model on side change or just the interior subobject
He's not entirely wrong. The 4790k has a Intel HD Graphics 4600 which will only allocate up to 2GB of VRAM.
Newer Intel iGPUs will use up to 50% available system memory.
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000020962/graphics.html
Time to see how fast it can lap the (Kyoto) Ring
Scawen, you should update the URL to be HTTPS in the first post. In some browsers, it won't allow a HTTP download from an HTTPS source, and just silently fails/does nothing.
Doesn't LFS already do that for looking behind? It might not work if you only have 45° look, but I'm 99% sure that both used to look behind.
The "not good" is probably more down to other sims adding artifical forces which "feel good" but aren't particularly realistic. LFS, along with iRacing and recently RaceRoom, only use the true forces that would come through the steering wheel.
There are some settings to change that can more correctly match what a DD wheel is capable of, specifically with FF Steps and FF Rate under the Axes/FF menu in Control settings. Maxing those out on a DD should be ideal as the DD is capable of replicating those forces.
There are some settings to change that can more correctly match what a DD wheel is capable of, specifically with FF Steps and FF Rate under the Axes/FF menu in Control settings. Maxing those out on a DD should be ideal as the DD is capable of replicating those forces.
I might get curious later and see if I can't install my Thrustmaster drivers (even though they're x86) in ARM Windows. I don't think it'll work, but if it did that'd be pretty funny.
Except the way it works currently is realistic. Different suspension geometries will have varying forces through them.
Does PlayOnMac come with a 32bit=>64bit shim like Crossover has? As of 2 versions ago, macOS will not run 32 bit applications, which includes 32bit WINE. Crossover has solved for this, but is a paid application.
I tried running 0.7A in Crossover recently but it seems to randomly crash during initilization. Newer DirectX also isn't going to be a big deal, it'll probably just require the inclusion of https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk into the bottling process (although that may not work on macOS and may also need MoltenVK to go dx => vulkan => metal which Crossover includes)
Booting into windows (natively) isn't an option on newer M1 Macs, however Parallels (paid, expensive-ish) does support running Windows 11 ARM which includes both a x86 and x64 emulator. VMWare Fusion (which is free for personal use) will eventually support ARM Windows 11 (it unofficially does in the Tech Preview for M1) which will also be a path to running LFS on virtualized Windows.
EDIT: I actually just tested both Crossover and Parallels. Crossover I was able to get working by using a Win10 bottle (instead of Win7) and enabling the DXVK support. However it was uselessly slow (<1 FPS with a single AI).
In Parallels, using ARM Win11 (which then does the x86 translation inside the VM) runs comfortably at >100 FPS on my 16" MBP (M1 Pro, 16 GPU Cores). Back of grid in a 32 car AI race at Westhill is about 30-40 FPS. VMWare, once the Windows support is more official, will likely run similarly to Parallels.
I tried running 0.7A in Crossover recently but it seems to randomly crash during initilization. Newer DirectX also isn't going to be a big deal, it'll probably just require the inclusion of https://github.com/doitsujin/dxvk into the bottling process (although that may not work on macOS and may also need MoltenVK to go dx => vulkan => metal which Crossover includes)
Booting into windows (natively) isn't an option on newer M1 Macs, however Parallels (paid, expensive-ish) does support running Windows 11 ARM which includes both a x86 and x64 emulator. VMWare Fusion (which is free for personal use) will eventually support ARM Windows 11 (it unofficially does in the Tech Preview for M1) which will also be a path to running LFS on virtualized Windows.
EDIT: I actually just tested both Crossover and Parallels. Crossover I was able to get working by using a Win10 bottle (instead of Win7) and enabling the DXVK support. However it was uselessly slow (<1 FPS with a single AI).
In Parallels, using ARM Win11 (which then does the x86 translation inside the VM) runs comfortably at >100 FPS on my 16" MBP (M1 Pro, 16 GPU Cores). Back of grid in a 32 car AI race at Westhill is about 30-40 FPS. VMWare, once the Windows support is more official, will likely run similarly to Parallels.
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