If they're not on Win10 by 2024 then they're at huge security risk because there are no more updates for <10.
And in 2025, win 10 will also become insecure as it won't receive any more security updates either.
I mean (presumably) Scawen's family keeps being able to eat, so the licence sales are surely not nothing.
Funnily enough with the new hosting system, it's probably in a better state than ever for Steam
Still don't think it's the right move to give away 30% of what is probably fairly modest revenue though.
Still don't think it's the right move to give away 30% of what is probably fairly modest revenue though.
Lots of AI can be CPU intensive. Could your CPU have overheated and your PC shut down to prevent damage?
Very marginally, yeah. But you'd probably just decompress them once and store them in RAM. So it'd make car loading slightly (imperceptibly) slower and still store it in RAM.
While adding a bunch of complexity dealing with an mp3 decoder to put sounds back to WAV (essentially) before use.
For a long time (only until about 5 years ago), MP3 was problematic due to patents around the world.
Mods as good as these make me wonder if Scawen would consider at making some mods "official" content that ships with the game. Then they get established as supported content by the devs and can be relied upon to never be removed by the author if something happens.
In the controls, you can bind commands to buttons.
Those commands can be customized which includes:
/light ind [off/left/right/all] - switch indicators/hazard lights
/light head [off/side/low/high/low_off/low_high/next/prev] - lights
/light [rfog/ffog/extra] [off/on/toggle] - switch fog/extra lights
/light all [off/on] - switch all switchable lights off/on at once
You can also use "/key 7" to have a button press any arbitrary key, including the default for turn indicators.
Customize as you see fit.
Commands.txt in the LFS folder is a useful reference guide.
Those commands can be customized which includes:
/light ind [off/left/right/all] - switch indicators/hazard lights
/light head [off/side/low/high/low_off/low_high/next/prev] - lights
/light [rfog/ffog/extra] [off/on/toggle] - switch fog/extra lights
/light all [off/on] - switch all switchable lights off/on at once
You can also use "/key 7" to have a button press any arbitrary key, including the default for turn indicators.
Customize as you see fit.
Commands.txt in the LFS folder is a useful reference guide.
AC's also been an abandoned project for 7 years at this point?
LFS is still under active development.
It's also still 1/2 what most new games retail for. Even games that churn out the same "new" game every year with incremental changes (and a few things taken out so they can add them "new" in 3 years)
LFS is still under active development.
It's also still 1/2 what most new games retail for. Even games that churn out the same "new" game every year with incremental changes (and a few things taken out so they can add them "new" in 3 years)
I think that'll be something that could come with the graphics + physics update as the editor is actually using that "branch" of LFS, hence some minor differences between the two when building mods.
Browsers generally won't allow you to "down protocol" for a lot of resources. Download links seem to be the worst ones because they just silently fail (in Chrome at least) but for things like images/script assets, it'll just display "not secure" or similar in the browser bar rather than the HTTPS "lock" (and potentially refuse to load them based on a bunch of different conditions)
0.7E will have func_vehicle
The one difference I guess with iRacing vs other sims is that the exploits do get addressed quickly.
Pretty much anything with a hinge I think. Hood or doors is the obvious one to me. No multiple sets of hinges so it'd probably be one or the other. Still a lot of interesting things it could be used for outside of just lights
I love the idea for them for headlights but I also can't wait to see how people "abuse" the feature to create other unique things.
Can't wait until 2028 to play it on PC.
For people to give reasonable feedback and suggestions.
It's a good thing that what you "think needs to change" doesn't actually matter. It's Scawen (and Eric/Victor)'s project. And it is under development. Scawen's spent the better part of the last 2-3 months in a test patch phase adding a lot of community requested improvements to the modding system.
And I'm sure Scawen's family wouldn't appreciate it going open source considering I'm sure they enjoy eating food and having the lights on.
Just because the simulator isn't developing in a direction you like doesn't mean there's no development. Hell, in this thread alone you've said some ridculous things that go against most conventional wisdom about racing. (drift being faster than "grip" lmaoooooo).
And I don't believe that you were even born when LFS was "incepted" with how you behave.
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Exactly 0 development would happen if LFS was open source becuase as much as everyone talks a big game, the reality is the majority have 0 actual capabilities to make the changes they desire.
Not to mention a successful open source project does require a project lead to act as the benevolent dictator for the project and none of you kids who come in with "just make it open source" would be capable of listening to anything other than the sounds that come out of your own ass.
Not to mention a successful open source project does require a project lead to act as the benevolent dictator for the project and none of you kids who come in with "just make it open source" would be capable of listening to anything other than the sounds that come out of your own ass.
Now we just need an option to turn on the low beams automatically when the car is running. Emulate daytime running lights
I think it's just in the shifter itself as others (Ricmotech) do produce the USB cable as well as a replacement part (although you can also get it directly from Thrustmaster too)
The shifter has about 10 inches of cable which terminates in a an aviation-like connector (with threaded collar to keep the connection sturdy which Thrustmaster includes 2 cables that can connect to it. One terminates in a mini-DIN connector that can be connected to the wheelbase. The other one terminates in USB.
I think it's a fine move considering the limitations of consoles.
The shifter, when plugged into the wheel base on PC, only functions in sequential mode (emits the same button as up/down shift paddle).
Attached are screenshots from the TH8A manual.
TH8A on PC isn't supported via wheelbase, only USB.
The wheebase route is for console
Try making sure your LFS directory isn't set to read only (or partially read only).
Just go and steal the rF2 physics like Rennsport did.
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