Simple and kind of hacky example.
You'll probably want to take just the algorithm in Area::contains().
You'll probably want to take just the algorithm in Area::contains().
The formula is correct. Use sqrt(x^2 + y^2) for ground speed or sqrt(x^2 + y^2 + z^2) for total speed including the vertical part.
The logic behind grammatical gender is about as logical as English rules concerning prepositions or irregular verbs. I'm pretty sure that most native English speakers "feel" the correct form whereas foreigners have to memorize a phonebook of correct combinations before they hopefully grasp the pattern and can extrapolate from it. Grammatical gender of inanimate things is no different and since there is no actual logic involved it differs in different languages (i.e. ladder is a "he" in Czech but "she" in German).
Just so we're clear, estimations of required PSU power based only on the overall wattage are totally useless. You need to know the current requirements on each rail. Your PSU specs show that it can do 20 A on 3.3 V, 20 A on 5 V and 28 A on 12 V rail. The Intel build nears the limit on the 12 V rail so if you're planning on getting a more powerful GPU or some extra hard drives, you might want to choose a more powerful version.
This is what I've got from PSU Calc with 20 % cap aging, 95% TDP and 95% utilization
3.3 V - 5.3 A
5 V - 9.7 A
12 V - 28.0 A
The AMD build needs an extra amp on the 12 V rail.
This is what I've got from PSU Calc with 20 % cap aging, 95% TDP and 95% utilization
3.3 V - 5.3 A
5 V - 9.7 A
12 V - 28.0 A
The AMD build needs an extra amp on the 12 V rail.
You might want to try to boot a Linux live distro and check if it works there. It the sound always cuts out after the same amount of time, it's very likely some odd power saving issue.
You can
- Control the mouse input as you suggested (which has been done before and works).
- Proxy dinput8.dll and alter steering input that way (unless you have a wheel with 3 pedals connected to the computer, it's probably not worth the trouble).
- Write a virtual input device (which would give you best level of control but requires some study of WDK).
It's been my experience that the more freedom people have, the bigger mess they'll create. Making the life in such a mess easier with automatic content management might make it work for a while, but I'm afraid that things would eventually crash. All the CS 1.6 servers which require you to download all sorts of texture packs, custom models and sound banks just to have a poolday fragging afternoon spring to mind. Although this model is technically working, it's sort of annoying particularly for the casual players who don't sync their mods database too often.
Don't you have like at least two addons that can do just that?
I'm sorry, but I strongly disagree with this point of view. This is the Interwebz you're talking about - a place full of half-wits, people who know nothing but comment on everything, trolls and good old morons. I experience this every time I read any discussion board. For one interesting or insightful comment there are fifty that are total garbage. I really don't wonder that the devs no longer want to explain themselves to the community. Just take a look back on the kind of threads we've had regarding LFS development since 2009. I don't know how about you, but all the comments from people who've never been involved in software development (or any development for that matter) calling the devs idiots made me sick.
There certainly were better ways how to handle the unexpected hold-up in the development pace, but we as a community could've been a lot more understanding as well instead of screaming "Me wantz my Scirocco!".
Pretty much this. The point charges interact both with the external electric field and with each other. The total force acting on the wire is therefore a sum of field<->C1, field<->C2 and C1<->C2.
What are these and do you need them? Is it maybe some vendor-specific crap that stopped working because some update changed the way something works internally in Windows? (I remember fixing an odd audio issue on a laptop a while back. I eventually solved the problem by downgrading the audio driver to a pretty antiquated version I happened to find in Realtek's public FTP directory
)That is very likely a cracked server. Join only the servers that LFS lists in the Multiplayer menu and you'll be fine...
WINE - preferably 1.5.23 and higher. You can run the dedi from text console like this
wineconsole --backend=curses DCon.exe
I don't use FRAPS but I find it very odd that the FPS counter was also being recorded. Is there any possibility that you were somehow running two instances of FRAPS simultaneously?
GIMP is great. Unless you're a professional or have very specific needs, it will serve you well. Inkscape might be worth a shot if you need to edit vector graphics. The best designing tool one can have is creative thinking and no software, no matter how advanced, won't help you with that...
I'm pretty sure this line should say
out_sim.Connect("127.0.0.1", 35001);
out_sim.Connect("127.0.0.1", 35001);
The right for privacy allows you to not disclose arbitrary information about your life. If someone has an uncontrolled access to your personal data, this right is taken away from you. That's why you should care.
It's also rather naïve to think that you have nothing to hide, because you do. Everybody does. I'm not talking about large stashes of weed or semtex in the basement here you're looking to sell, I'm talking about stuff that cannot put you behind bars but still can harm your public image. For instance, I'm pretty sure someone could paint me as an über psychotic monster if they got their hands on some of my drunken IM chats history. I think this sums it up very well:
They don't have to assign a person to monitor you 24/7. We have pattern matching algorithms for that. If an organization with access to the kind of data PRISM allowed had the capacity to go through all the data, what makes you think they wouldn't do it?
Firefly. The logo as appeared in Serenity actually said "Serenity" under the Chinese characters
. (OTOH I don't think the logo was ever shown in the series though...)No update should be necessary, you might only have to replace the insim.h file to gain compatibility with a particular version of InSim.
The error code corresponds to DSERR_BUFFERLOST. Is there anything running on the background that might try to use the audio device while LFS is running? A bug in the drivers is somewhat more likely though...
1) Load the mod in IDA
2) Find the server name check and replace it with NOP
3) Profit
12 years old kids can to that, so the only responsible thing is NOT to release anything that can give its users unfair advantage.
The exact error message might be useful, but I have a feeling this has something to do with the sound device drivers.
He stores scores for each user in a separate file, therefore it's necessary to:
- Create a "username:score" pair, which means reading all files
- Store each pair into an array
- Sort the objects in the array by score
There are of course multiple ways how to accomplish this, but this one seems to me as the most straightforward and flexible and it also uses the existing .NET tools for sorting.
One of the alternatives could be something like
but that's far less elegant.
- Create a "username:score" pair, which means reading all files
- Store each pair into an array
- Sort the objects in the array by score
There are of course multiple ways how to accomplish this, but this one seems to me as the most straightforward and flexible and it also uses the existing .NET tools for sorting.
One of the alternatives could be something like
<?php
List<string> names;
List<Int32> scores;
foreach(file)
{
foreach(line)
{
names.Add(name);
scores.Add(Convert.Int32(line));
}
}
Array.Sort(scores, names);
?>
This is what a solution used by an actual programmer could look like. Please note that this serves absolutely no educational purpose unless you're already familiar with slightly more advanced OOP and C#.
<?php
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.IO;
public class PlayersScore : IComparable
{
public string Name { get; set; }
public Int32 Score { get; set; }
public PlayersScore(string Name, Int32 Score)
{
this.Name = Name;
this.Score = Score;
}
public int CompareTo(Object other)
{
PlayersScore otherS = null;
try
{
otherS = (PlayersScore)other;
}
catch (InvalidCastException ex)
{
throw ex;
}
if (this.Score < otherS.Score)
return -1;
else if (this.Score > otherS.Score)
return 1;
else
return String.Compare(this.Name, otherS.Name, System.StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase);
}
}
public class SortScores
{
static int Main()
{
List<PlayersScore> scores = new List<PlayersScore>();
string[] files = Directory.GetFiles(@"./", "*.txt");
if (files.Length < 1)
{
Console.WriteLine("No files.");
return 1;
}
foreach(string f in files)
{
string name = f.Substring(2, f.Length - 6);
string[] lines;
try
{
lines = System.IO.File.ReadAllLines(f);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Console.WriteLine("File \"" + f.Substring(2) + "\" cannot be read.");
Console.WriteLine(ex.ToString());
continue;
}
foreach(string line in lines)
{
Int32 score;
try
{
score = Convert.ToInt32(line);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Console.WriteLine("Line \"" + line + "\" cannot be converted to Int32.");
Console.WriteLine(ex.ToString());
continue;
}
scores.Add(new PlayersScore(name, score));
}
}
scores.Sort();
foreach(PlayersScore ps in scores)
{
Console.WriteLine(ps.Score + " (" + ps.Name + ")");
}
return 0;
}
}
?>
LFS already models the CoG shifts based on the acceleration of the car just fine including the brake-induced oversteering effect. It might not feel so well on the gravel because it deforms under the tyre and the contact surface is much larger. LFS' tyre physics currently cannot model a situation when the tyre is partly submerged in the surface which obviously affects handling on the gravel...
This is the reason why keeping a separate system partition is a good idea...
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