Only if you make contact with his exhaust.

When i first saw the thread I thought the STD was like a diesel STI

I have a G25 and G27, G25 feels more direct, more precise, this might be because of the anti backlash system in the transmission, however my G25 started going off-center after intense use. The G27 on the other hand feels vague but at the same time the transmission feels (and so far is) allot sturdier. It is also allot quieter. The shifter is a bit stiffer but I can't see it as a stronger or more durable than the G25 shifter. The pedals aren't much different.

My personal conclusion: Try to buy a cheap(ish) fairly new used G25

Please note this is all from my opinion.

No layout is used in this race.
As for the rules and regulations, I will inform the organizers the link is broken but it can be found here
Also track will be announced shortly. But should not matter for you "racers" to compete.

Will also update initial post.

EDIT: No cruising insim will be active during the race.

Last edited by IKke5165, Wed 28 Jul 2010, 12:38.

Quote from Forbin :

Let me ask you this: how much of your time in a cruise server is spent doing the "speed limit?"

Every time I break the limit.

Anyway to get a bit more serious, lets settle this racers vs cruisers in a race.
LTC (Live To Cruise) is organizing a 24 hour endurance race on the 14th of august. So far only cruisers have signed up and this is were you racers show your face and show your skills. So sign up here and try to beat the cruisers.

More info here and here.

Good luck (trying to) beat the cruisers.


BTW this is a direct challenge to all the "racers" who, self proclaimed, are better at racing. (Bose321 and Forbin)

EDIT: Rules and regulations can be found here

Last edited by IKke5165, Wed 28 Jul 2010, 12:34.

I got it with on steering wheel buttons which are mapped to press the keys 7 and 8 on the keyboard. But the program only works when i clicked on it so it is the front screen. Any suggestions?

This Saturday, the opportunity for you racing guys to show your skills! Have fun

Rally track in the woods, with some extreme scenery like big drops next to the track. At least gravel and lots of trees

Thanks that explains alot

@Hallen:

If you would use a force sensor only, your pedal will hardly move. and if you use a spring on top of the sensor, you still get the same thing as with a normal spring (providing it is linear). Unfortunatly the link in the initial post doesn't work anymore but that is how I remembered it to work.

I really don't get what it adds over a "normal" steering wheel brake pedal. If your brake pedal has a linear spring (most regular pedals have afaik), you already have a pressure sensitive brake pedal because of Hooke's law which in a nutshell says:

Quote :

Mathematically, Hooke's law states that

where
x is the displacement of the end of the spring from its equilibrium position;
F is the restoring force exerted by the material; and
k is the force constant (or spring constant).

See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hooke's_law

It WONT because the outputs of the shifter are not necessary rs323 signals (I assume they are not). The only coincidence is that the plugs are the same.

Maybe you can make some photos of the inside and the motors. And show us whats inside.

Aren't those motors just regular small electric motors? Just like the ones they use in rc's ?

So you like scale models...?
ohh sorry to get back on topic between your bitch fighting.

whoo what are you getting?

Quote :

Answer to: Can I make my own cars/tracks for LFS?:
No - Live for Speed is still in development therefore there are no car or track editors available at this time. Also it's not yet possible to import other 3d formats into the game. However we will probably release the editors at some point in the future when most of the LFS development is finished.

Thats all that's needed and wanted, a editor.

You can flame me now

Quote from IKke5165 :

quiting griggski?

?

LFS forums isn't a market place either...

35 gbp +p&p lol

quiting griggski?

Last edited by IKke5165, Tue 23 Feb 2010, 20:45.

Thanks and no you can't have it, unless you make a offer i can't refuse lol

Mischien is het commercieel maken te duur maar ook hobyistisch, naja als hun het gewoon toestaan zal er vast wel iemand zijn/komen die het wil doen .

Quote from J03130 :

COOOOOOOOOOOL..........now do a BF1 xD that will test your skillz to the max!

Its not the skills to put to the test, its the ability of being able to reach certain areas with the mill.

Thanks for all the nice responses and here is the sanded down model. Photos are still rubbish and IMO it looks better IRL:



I might be able to make a mold to injection mold it but it has no use to me as I only want 1 car and it's certainly not cheap to make a mold But if everyone would want to have one it would be a different story. It would also be nice to hear how the devs think about having one of their designs (the car) produced as scale car.

It's only 8cm long because I didn't have a longer mill around. my initial plan was to make a 28 or 23 cm car.

Last edited by IKke5165, Wed 17 Feb 2010, 20:55.

Oke, messed the rear right side window up and found out i cant finish it because the surfaces go through each other and the cam/cad software doesn't notice that. So the generate codes go through the car ruining it. I'll sand it down a bit and call it finished :P