Could you be selecting supersampling AA instead of coverage sampling, because the 8800 doesn't have supersampling (so the jagged edges stay).

btw, the driver install has a check for system architecture, so I highly doubt you have 32 bit drivers on a 64 bit system.

Quote from adisz :

WHAT IS THE ADMIN PASS AND INSIMPORT???? WERE CAN I FIND THIS

If you don't know that, this is hardly the app you're looking for.

Quote from Becky Rose :

Ill have to check if I still have it. In my defence, the problem configuring it was that the person who tried did not know the admin or insim details of the server they where configuring it on...

Well, it wasn't our server and at the time no one knew anything about running servers and connecting insim to it (all i worked on were local insim apps).
I think I still have the app on my mac somewhere, so if i find it I'll post it here.

This is gonna cause some mayhem on the servers

Some things need to be changed, so I need to go over that with you guys (think banner, motd, or maybe some new features).
I'll just join your server sometime, and we'll work on it.

Looks cool

I am working on a new server controlling application, but that's far from done. So if you guys don't mind i'll give you a copy of the program zwr is using (it supports custom global restriction, so not only baby-r).

btw, Becky's app never worked on the zwr server due to a "misconfiguration" and was never a base for the current application (different programming languages even).

Quote from spikeguns :

stfu noob...

That came out of the blue... did he sleep with your sister or something?

Apparently you cant open a project in VS, so a readme is a good idea. Also, if you expect someone to hold you hand every step of the way, ask a parent.

btw, spamming in someone else's topic is a bad idea

Read the readme for visual studio. For someone wanting to be a programmer, you surely dont put a lot of effort into it.

grab a cup of tea and start reading this forum. You're not the first person in the world who wants to start programming you know...

And if you really wanna program, using the search from time to time is a good idea (especially if there's a thread called "learning to program" in this forum)

Quote from Eleanor SpeedGT :

There are also missions inside alien spacecraft, where there is no gravity

Thanks for the spoiler, Dick

I'd love it if non-synchro boxes come into lfs, but right now the code that handles the clutch sucks way too much.

Quote from lococost :

Arch I have a 8800GTX and a dualcore [email protected], still only get 15 to 20 with high settings, Guess the only way is to go SLI then?

Also had to resort back to the 163 drivers (thnx for the tip bladerunner), the beta drivers gave nothing but trouble. I do love the game, ran trough the demo 3 times, detail is just amazing even if it it is only DX9!

There's really something wrong with that. I run a stock e6600 and 8800gts at 1280x1024 and get 25-35 fps on high.


This will be a great game btw. It's the first demo this year that got me wanting for more actually...

Quote from Dru :

Aldi, what sort of thing did you want?

Mike programmed one where the ballast and the weight can be changed but thats it, i don't think it can handle multiple ones like what Becky coded for the CTRA.

It can, it's in the source code.

Then I guess you didn't read the topic at all...

Quote from tristancliffe :

yup, three pedals, as in a normal road car (albeit without and servo assistance). In fact that McLaren is closer to my F3 car than it is to a modern F1 car (apart from that fact that one is driven by a complete dunce, and the McLaren wasn't).

In case visual proof is needed to back you up:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=pf7ogFFJUT0

Quote from niall09 :

You say they didnt have paddle shifts in 1991, what did they do to change gear? Surely a shifter wouldnt fit?

E: i see he was changing gear with his right hand, did the cars have a clutch aswell?

of course it had a clutch, do you actually know how engines work?

And if i'm correct in 1991 McLaren still had H-shifters (which I think someone said in the onboard video thread here on this forum) and paddle shifters were invented by ferrari in 1989.

Quote from StewartFisher :

I cannot work out why colder fuel would give you 5-10 bhp more performance (as has been claimed). Any suggestions?

Dont forget that statement was made by Mike Gascoyne, who is a twat. So take the 5-10 bhp increase with a grain of salt.

Quote from PaulC2K :

I take it that nothing come from our suggestion to make qualifying a split session, each class having their own 30min. As if it isnt hard enough being allowed to put in a clean lap without a GT1 car coming flying past even when they're early into an outlap, its going to be near impossible to get a clean lap in, let alone a good one.

Something like that doesn't really have to be enforced by the league organizers, but there can be a drivers agreement about it (I don't suppose getting all drivers to agree on that will be hard 'cause it's a favorable solution for all).

there's only 1 word for this:

torture...

First of all, learn what insim actually is, and secondly, how do you plan to check the integrity of every WR? Are you volunteering to watch and judge every replay?

LFS User Account Name mikey_G
LFS Racer Name mike
Team (if racing in a team) -
Race Number 888

It's funny nobody mentions the extra registers that 64 bit cpu's have, because reducing the amount of load's and store's between the registers and ram is what imo gives it it's boost (or i've been taught wrong at school).
I would actually like to see a 64 bit version for lfs because the game is pretty cpu dependant, but I don't know if it would be a simple recompile or that some code needs to be rewritten for that.