Look in DotNetLCD\CLDemo-CS

Then open the Green visual studio solution file. Then compile it as i said in the previous post. Then look in DotNetLCD\CLDemo-CS\Bin\Release and you should see a .dll file.

Quote from Tribe :

ok i have downloaded it.. wat now?

Go get Visual C# express edition

http://www.microsoft.com/express/vcsharp/

Open that file, Press build in the top menu, Click build solution.

Well, Just work out positions by lap times? or maybe if i can pull something out of the bag. I could make a system to manage the positions by laps..?

Also: I can admin if needed?

Jack, Why not host two servers and split them evenly to each server. I can provide both servers if needed.

Does this program contain the source? If so to get it to work on x64 you need to recompile it on a x64 machine.

Quote from Gekkibi :

Ok, I will try that. Thanks for the hint.

If not, Post back. Ill see what i can do

I think you'd be best off just stripping that cruise tutorial of the money and stuff. That does most of the work already...

Quote from TomShanK :

Well, I have a searched a little bit and haven't found anything exactly to this....

I am looking for an insim that can support:

Welcome Messages
Real-Time Standings (on the top right, replacing the map with a top 10 standings, with name/best lap time/length behind) that updates every 10 seconds or something....
After everyone has crossed the finish line (Race ending) make it auto-spec everyone but the winner (Victory celebration etc. can be performed)


Is this possible at all? PM me - We can work something out.

Replacing the map is impossible, Thats controled by the client LFS. You could show the stats somewhere else....

Quote from Gekkibi :

I can define the name the server appears in master server list. I meant how it appears in "names list" (When pressing N when on server). Right now it is called "host".

Look in cfg.txt for a line that says "Ply Name host" change "host" to your name, Save the file. The start the server.

Quote from Shotglass :

Might be a bit of a stupid question but why don't you just use a flag somewhere in the track files instead of analysing the rubber path files? Seems to me like it would be a much simpler and more error proof method.

+1 i also wonder this...

Quote from DeadWolfBones :

With our right feet to the floor and the wheel turned left, mostly.

ROFL

Quote from xaotik :

Easiest way I found was to load a road car (I used the race about) then load WE1 - then load WE1R - every time I switch from WE1 to WE1R it gives that error no matter what setup I have (default or one of my own).

I tried that, but with XRT. I got no errors...?

Quote from DarkTimes :

In this specific instance.

Yes, I would rather use foreach as like you say, its cleaner and much easier to use. I was going to say exactly what T-RonX said, only he beat me to it

Thats the reason for my persistance in the 'for' loop. I think i might try and carry on with my own lib. Although, Ill probley have the same issues...

Quote from DarkTimes :

OK - I didn't know it uses a fixed sized array. In that case it would be better to use a for loop.

Told you 'for' was better


T-RonX: Will this be fixed in the next version your working on?

Damn this is looking bad. With Nathan pulling out, now mrbogeyman. The list is getting shorter and shorter. Ill try as hard as i can to get the money but as said, I cant promise anything....

Quote from the_angry_angel :

Touché

....and that means?

E: Nevermind - Wiki is my friend

Quote from the_angry_angel :

When it comes to anything .NET-ish I'm sure you know more

No, DarkTimes does

Quote from the_angry_angel :

I do apologise I shouldn't really be posting in a thread on C# when I've barely used it anyway

Seems you know more then me, So post away...

Grrrr, I hate being told crap from people. I wont say who told me about MCI but i sure wont listen to them again... :@

NumC contains the number of valid compcars in the struct? So if you have 5 players on the track. only one compcar comes in. So wtf is i < MCI.NumC gonna do?

Quote from the_angry_angel :

For the love of god, use NumC from the MCI packet (I assume this is made accessible by LFS_External). Not that bullshit System.Math...

.......

E: Wtf is with everyone today?

Replace the


with


...and that should fix it.

Quote from vane :

to save having to do all that could i not just send him the debug folder?

No, Because you dont have Visual C# express edition there to tell you the error..

Quote from vane :

i think i may have been unclear, i am the one who is coding it and compiling (building) it then sending it to him to run on the server, i am using microsoft C# 2005 express edition

Get him to install Visual C# and load the project and source in debug mode. If he wont do that, There might be the error infomation on the Windows Error dialog.

Quote from lfs-drift staff :

i post that for Riders Motion
so what you my by post "-"

I posted inside the quote, ill change it... :X

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