Sad to see you not joining chris, I was hoping to have some good fights again which we had in the uf1000 league
btw, a question for all you ufr-br pro's:
What transmission does this car have?
I was checking yesterdays replays, but it looked like I was the only one not flatshifting. So, was I doing silly stuff lifting the throttle at every gearshift, or was it correct ?
LFS doesn't really NEED laser scanned track, we just need more bumps on the track and I have no clue why the devs haven't done this already. The past year lfs went to a "more" hardcore mode with the removal of certain driving aids and addition of other transmission types, but we still have easy and sterile tracks.
I'm thinking of getting iracing, but I'd like to know a few things from the beta testers:
-Are there any driving aids? like throttle blip or cut
-Is there a system like lfs' outgauge in iracing, because I prefer making my own displays.
-How crowded is iracing atm? Will I be doing "time trials" on racing servers, or are they usually packed?
-What license do I need for the skip barber car? I just love that car
And lastly, when can I buy it? It's kinda shitty to see videos on utube and vimeo, and not being able to do the same
And a remark for the people who say it's too expensive; it's only 13 us dollars a month. And since dollars are worth as much as toilet paper I dont really see this as a problem.
I just have to drink 2 less wodka redbulls per month (4 euro's a pop here) and my accountant won't even notice a difference in my spendings
He KNEW the pits would be closed. Every race driver would know that the pits is closed when the safety car with the rest of the field drives past. It's like, called: a rule
What I always do in the summer is grabbing 2 80mm fans, use 1 for sucking in air into the case, and the other one sucking air out (the one sucking air out should be highest btw).
A fan near the window/doorway blowing some fresh air to your pc area works good as well.
btw, recently because of the heat I had this problem as well, and it turned out to be the northbridge chip (which was only passively cooled) which was constantly overheating.
Me and some friends were in the back of an american van, kinda like the A team van, and the driver of the van (a brother of a friend) was driving like a lunatic through Eilat until we hit a giant speedbump.
As the van did not have seatbelts in the back, we pretty much went airborne and all hit our heads pretty bad.
Luckily no one got head wounds, but we never drove in that van again
My former pc had this problem as well, which had a 2800+ and a 6800gt. I think it had to do something with the sound lag option or the way lfs operates when a user leaves the pits.
I remember there being a lot of topics about this "sound stuttering lag" like 1 1/2 year ago, so maybe those topics have the solution for you.
edit: found a post about it: http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=17268
It sums up the following possiblities:
- Sound hardware acceleration
- vsync implementation in lfs
- dual cpu problem, but im pretty sure your 3200 is a uniprocessor.
Maybe you can write outgauge-gateway-like code in your own program, or maybe write a easy to understand front-end for outgauge gateway in your program?
It's a shame only 1 app can receive the udp packets, but tbh, I don't really see that changing in the future.