Now he is feeling the numbness? Who wrote that?

The 1st link is a PNG file which means in this case the rest in tramsparent. You can open that file in any pinting program like pain.net, create a new layer, fill it with colour and moved it under the lights.

Last edited by JazzOn, Sat, 4 May 2013 17:24.

Thx guys. I'll do the RB4 probably too. At least to see how it turns out on that curvy body

Cheers

Peugeot 405

Preview
Hi-Res at 2-shared

For upload in attachment

Cool!

I have used the same colour tone like in the XF, so if its off, blame him ;P

However, can't finish it today, because i've gone the wrong way and have to do a few bits different, but will definitely be done during next week. Ill post in the finished skins thread and put a link in here.

Done

Last edited by JazzOn, Thu, 2 May 2013 20:28.

Really? Just in case i can recommend another proper version for the XF by 5tag, which is hard to find but here it is

Will post an FXO tomorrow and maybe the FXR as well, because im not sure how well the front will look

PS. speed, taht site is down again. Maybe make a thread in lfsforum

Thats totally normal; everybody starts somewhere and the LFS helmet is a special kind. Most people don't even dare to start one

Up to teh one i've linked, i have probably done 10 or 20 others before and the first ones were extremely simple

Mullog is right, look at the way the helmet model in the viewer is presented; it is standing like it is on the head of the driver. Imagine it laying on its bottom and then look at your lines; they fall off.

A simple way to orientate is simply look at the skinfile and use the bottom as a reference. Check out one of mine or Mullogs avatar ^^

here in a full view https://www.lfsforum.net/showt ... php?p=1535681#post1535681

PS: its also helpful to click the shine button in the lower right corner of the viewer to take off the reflection, for skinning or presentation. Also, you can use the custom reflection texture just like you can in the game. There are a few textures that are clean (without enviroment like trees and houses) to give the viewer more of a studio look

If price doesn't matter check out ECCI 7000 or FREX (although it doean't have FFB iirc)

However, best bet would be the new Fanatec lineup with their CSW and clubsport pedals that have a loadcell for realictically brakehandling / feel

Quote from Boris Lozac :

Btw, isn't the real Elise kinda the opposite, very oversteery?

No, its a mid-engine

Wrong forum, go here for interior and track textures https://www.lfsforum.net/forumdisplay.php?f=39

For other mods go to unofficial addons https://www.lfsforum.net/forumdisplay.php?f=25

and make sure to read the stickys

Quote from Bose321 :

no way near pCars.

Well, pCars is indeed a bit more advanced due to the more "polished" lighting and an actual dawn and night, and also different tracks to "show off", but i find, comparing them set at a similar time of day, they look pretty much the same, with a similar smoke generation and reflection; you know, more or less standard to date.

Quote from Boris Lozac :

Who the fck is whining?

Well, your remarks can come off whiny, but i can tell you there is no need to get overly excited. No-one has seen multiplayer yet or teh performance in general, even with other cars. It does run a lot nicer than pCars tho, while looking equally up to date

Quote from Keling :

PhysX, so you can break a lot of things in this?

Not much really, at least at the moment. The destruction of a building is rather simplistic and unspectacular, you can't break trees, cars only get teh generic broken wheels just liek in A2...

...but a burning car/heli looks cool xD

Quote from Boris Lozac :

Yeah I guess I was too optimistic in thinking that maybe the Opfor can kll the hostages if they hear Blufor, for example..

What would be the point, if winning would mean killing the hostage? They could start off the round by killing it and win... not much enjoyment.

You know, it's a simulation and just like LFS, for that matter, it's about the scenario itself. People make up a leagues, practise for it, and then someone "wins" it, although there is no profit. It's not about points, stats, K/D's, assists, dogtags or whatever - just playing "game"

Quote from Boris Lozac :

Yeah i saw that video a few days ago, cleared a lot of things up but i'm still not 100% clear as to what to expect.

You'll get what you make of it

Or check this out. Without the case you're at the 500.

the board has still the IDE/PATA connector so you could save with your old HDD ~ 70 and it is AM3+ socket,

http://teksyndicate.com/videos ... t-gaming-pc-february-2013


On a sidenote, worth checking out according to him is this.

AMD FX 8350 (8x4Ghz and AM3+ socket)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4et7kDGSRfc

Last edited by JazzOn, Mon, 25 Feb 2013 18:52.

psshhhh, of course not, dont be silly... I'm a professional >>

I think it will always be something... 20 fps can make a difference... 4Ghz or 5Ghz. 4 x 1Ghz+ is something, you know. Watercoolingsystems become better and less expensive.

Although in the end its just a thing to have fun, really

If you plan to overclock it must be able to handle the stress, theres no way around some reading abozt that. If you know what cpu u'll get you need to make sure the socket the same on the motherboard. If you want to use your old HDD and DVd drive, which is connected with that large 40pin ide/pata, the mobo needs it too, but I dont think newer boards still have it. Standard today is SATA which can be as fast as 6GB/s or so

Last edited by JazzOn, Sat, 23 Feb 2013 18:15.

the first cpu is a single core, you dont want that and sempron isnt made for gaming. The second seems good but the one mentioned in the video i posted is a 6 core instead of 4 and aeound the same money
at least

E: Basically what you want to look for is ddr3 memory, a videocard with at least 1g ddr5 mem, a quad core with 3ghz + (at least ) motherboard that goes with it and a 500 to 600w psu (depending on what power the parts consume but with a single gpu card, 500w should always be alright)

Last edited by JazzOn, Sat, 23 Feb 2013 17:49.

Quote from Shotglass :

i5 3570k ~193€

would he even need a gfx card since the i5 an integrated dx11 gpu chip got?

I guess you PSU isnt good anymore either.

I stumbled over a good recommendation a few days ago on youtube. It was an AMD built and incl case 500 € but i cant find it anymore.

However, another question is probably what you wanmt to play. Nvidias have physx support which comes in handy to take some load from the cpu on certain games. On the other hand amd are know to perform better in relation to the price. For sims an AMD system would be recommended i guess.

Edit: not the one i've seen but this mention the GTX 660 ti and that card should be able to last for a while. Mabye look around on youtube for a while and then look for benchmarks

´http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2u9HYYAFfM

Last edited by JazzOn, Sat, 23 Feb 2013 16:10.

It all depends on your budget you know the gtx460 was good when i bought it but seems very expensive now.

What is the complete spec you have right now, maybe something can be reused

GTX 460 for example i think, or 560. I have a 460 and 100fps it tells me, although sometimes there are slight stutters, but i guess with that inbuilt fps report they'll fix it.

And if the game runs like this with other cars and good netcode, this isa keeper xD. Great fun the first 30 laps... I already made fantastic laptimes of 1.28.xx

Quote from Bose321 :

Around which minutes did LFS get mentioned? I skipped through it a little bit because I can't stand these ISR idiots.

they've mentioned LFS while counting all sims/developers that are current or at least promising, somewhere at the end conclusion

Last edited by JazzOn, Sat, 23 Feb 2013 14:53.