I, for one, am totally going to get me one as soon as they implement some sort of artificial intelligence. Think about it, only some 20% more plastic than the average American woman, but at least 20% more brains as well 
My apologies ladies, I just couldn't resist
My apologies ladies, I just couldn't resist
Some good ones, but finding those gems within actual source code is still more amusing 
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yields the expected result
/host=^3^s^s!^d^dyields the expected result
And broken asked him to post the solution so others who might encounter the same issue can apply it to their code.
Back when the negative handbrake issue (often dubbed NOS mod) was around, I asked via contact form whether it was okay to post my "counter-hack".
And personally I agree with Vic, even though it doesn't make a big difference to those with malicious intent.
Regardless, I will reply to your PM eventually, don't worry
And personally I agree with Vic, even though it doesn't make a big difference to those with malicious intent.
Regardless, I will reply to your PM eventually, don't worry
I'd prefer the original MOV over FLV though.
IIRC it's a piece of "advice" given in Underground 2.
Which makes sense because not all cars are designed for the same purpose or to the same durability requirements. A vehicle designed to travel at high velocity and/or carrying cargo and/or being raced (... you get the idea) differs from a light, relatively slow city car. Needlessly large hubs mean unnecessary added unsprung mass, unfavourably high moment of inertia and increased production time and cost.
Yes! Thanks a lot, that's absolutely beautiful
Stunning! I particularly like the lion, would love to have it in at least 1920x1200 :bowdown:
That's incorrect, you confuse InSim with OutSim/OutGauge. OutGauge and OutSim information is sent via UDP to the host/port specified. It doesn't care about whether the same port is used either.
NathanE, were you on track when you tried it? Or watching a replay? Mode 1 limits the output to live driving, mode 2 will also send information from a replay.
Believe me, if it's performed for every car on the track at a frequency of 20Hz, it does. Especially if you're hosting on an ancient Celeron 2.0.
Obviously in this particular case, this would be more efficient:
<?php
// Calculate Distance
$X = abs($cCoords->X - $lCoords->X);
$Y = abs($cCoords->Y - $lCoords->Y);
$Z = abs($cCoords->Z - $lCoords->Z);
$this->DISTANCE[$PLID] = sqrt(($X * $X) + ($Y * $Y) + ($Z * $Z));
?>
Well I figure it's probably not the best idea to discuss here, but the 68-byte position packet does contain a lot of useful information not accessible via InSim. As I said, though, I'm just not so sure Scawen / the Devs / the Mods will appreciate a discussion of this nature, seeing as it exposes a vital component of client <-> server communication.
As you can see, there's already a hint of it visible and that one isn't rolling about like the GT5 one.
Options -> Controls
First of all, make sure the top section there is configured correctly, i.e. wheel / joystick is selected, wheel turn, wheel turn compensation, etc. set according to your preference (I recommend 900° or 720°, compensation 1.00, force 100), throttle / brake axes set to separate... you get the idea.
Now click Axes/FF, pretty much in the center of the screen both vertically and horizontally, in the row of small buttons. There you will find a list of axes on the right and a list of functions they can be assigned to on the left. Simply click a function (the label / name) and then the axis to assign to it
First of all, make sure the top section there is configured correctly, i.e. wheel / joystick is selected, wheel turn, wheel turn compensation, etc. set according to your preference (I recommend 900° or 720°, compensation 1.00, force 100), throttle / brake axes set to separate... you get the idea.
Now click Axes/FF, pretty much in the center of the screen both vertically and horizontally, in the row of small buttons. There you will find a list of axes on the right and a list of functions they can be assigned to on the left. Simply click a function (the label / name) and then the axis to assign to it
Well as long as you're aware of that, all is well I suppose 
At least with the limited abilities of your van, you won't be tumbling down the valley at high velocity... although on the other hand, better brakes might prevent you from tumbling down at all.
At least with the limited abilities of your van, you won't be tumbling down the valley at high velocity... although on the other hand, better brakes might prevent you from tumbling down at all.
He probably didn't want to get his fancy hairdresser's car all dirty in the mud just to lose an FWD diesel van.
Options -> Graphics -> Adapter
Click it and a list of available adapters pops up, select the second one. The list of resolution/refresh rate combinations in Options -> Screen should now show all available combinations for your TV.
Click it and a list of available adapters pops up, select the second one. The list of resolution/refresh rate combinations in Options -> Screen should now show all available combinations for your TV.
Wheel looks okay, hub looks okay, must have been the wheel bolts or nuts.
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