Victor, are you still interested in crash reports for LFSRecord?
2.0.10
While moving a camera in LFSRecord, the program crashed. Unfortunately, I can not load the project (*.lfsrec) I was working on to replicate the crash. (LFSRecord hangs when i try that) I've attached the offending lfsrec as a zip file if that helps.
Edit: I can't seem to duplicate the problem. I reinstalled lfsrecord, and it's working fine now.
Thanks to all who attended. Next Thursday, July 7, is the first points-paying event. BL11R, with qualifying set to begin at midnight UTC. I will send out the password later this week.
Thanks to all that particpated tonight, there were some good battles even with the low numbers. I'm cautiously optimistic that the numbers will improve for the next test race next Thursday.
Like you said, 3/4 quarters of driving talent available was racing GTAL with the upper 1/4 being disqualified from running GTAL (sorta). I think with your new series, with relatively (for endurance racing) short events you'll end up with a lot of two-man teams, and that will fill up one server pretty quickly. I'd like to suggest, at least at the beginning of the league that the races be run over a couple of servers so that the lower 1/4 can participate. More work, obviously, and perhaps too much for the manpower available.
Jonathan
Your English is better than my Portugese. The open configurations will hurt framerates, I don't think there is much you can do about that except turn down your settings.
I don't know about the "avoiding buffer crash" error, sorry.
It sounds like you're using an insim program that hasn't been updated to accomodate the new insim packets.(Edit: I guess not) If you are using Airio (2.5.4) there is a new version that handles them fine. (Edit:
In addition to the schedule in the OP, since the server is now rented and seems to be working well, there will be a Test Race this Thursday;FE25 (Classic); with qualifying starting at 2359 UTC. 15 minute qualifying followed by two 12 lap races, the second having a mandatory pit stop. It will be fairly informal, and the server won't be passworded (but mid-race join will be turned off).
I'm pleasantly surprised by the European entries, and I'm still hopeful that there will be some North and South American entries. (The time I've chosen was intended to be attractive to those in the Western Hemisphere).
If there aren't any entrants from North or South America, I'll consider changing the start time.
There will be an XFG mini series held during June and July. A test race on June 30 with 4 points paying events held during the 4 subsequent weeks on Thursday. Each event will have 15 minutes qualifying followed by 2 roughly 20 minute races, with the second race requiring a pitstop. The rules can be found here. More information can be found here. Signups and discussion in this thread or here. The server is Thursday Night XFG.
The Schedule is:
June 30 Test Race Blackwood Grand Prix Reversed (BL1R) (15 minute qualifying / 13 lap feature / 13 lap feature) Late change to BL11R
July 14 Blackwood Historic Reversed (B11R) (15 minute qualifying / 13 lap feature / 13 lap feature)
July 21 Aston Cup (A24) (15 minute qualifying / 8 lap feature / 8 lap feature)
July 28 Fern Bay Classic (F25) (15 minute qualfiying / XX lap feature / XX lap feature)
August 5 South City Chicane Reversed (SO6R) (15 minute qualifying / XX lap feature / XX lap feature)
Please note that some of the laps counts are not present, but assume 20 minute races. The configurations are not set in stone, and may be changed.
Events will start at Midnight UTC (8 pm Eastern and 4am Moscow ).
Questions and comments are welcome.
Please use the following format to sign up.
LFS UserName: JayEyeBee
Real(ish): Sebastian Weetibix
Racer name: 38 J.Bjornson (Number A.Name)
Country: CAN
Team/Squad: N/A
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Reason : stealth edit for late change for test race
When I first bought LFS I was vaguely disappointed that the number of demo racers online at any one time is roughly equal to the number of licensed users online. A lot of the experienced guys will be preparing for league races on private servers. There are relatively few 'pick-up' racing servers, but the ones that exist are well populated and well-structured (Cargame etc).
There are some good open wheel leagues (OWRL for example), endurance leagues (GTAL and IGTC). New Dimension Racing is one of the busiest league organisers (newdimensionracing.com) North Americans are a little under represented on LFS with few leagues being geared for the time zones.
Oval racing on LFS is frankly pretty sketchy. The past few big oval events have been crash filled.
That being said, I don't regret the money spent on LFS, and I mostly enjoy my time on the servers.