Where the hell do you live? AMD took over ATI years ago
Actually there's quite a lot of German in the 2JZ, or rather the JZA80 in general. I'm not sure about the Skyline, but it's probably the same story there 
Rick Cook said it, always reminds me of Einstein's
The philosophy was never about the customers, they only made more than 400 to get it classified as a production vehicle. And bolting two V8 together to a W16 and quad-charging it is brilliant! Show me another 1000hp+ engine that's reliable, well balanced, and most importantly road legal.
I disagree. It's a good edit, but the end result does not appeal to me at all, a couple of reasons being:
- The car doesn't look very wet.
- Lighting and absence of any reflection of it suggests there is no sun in this composition, yet there is a rainbow, which is impossible.
- The water on the track is completely still, very improbable on a large, open surface, especially after a storm. There should be some evidence of wind.
It can't be used to cheat, both individual cars and car groups are synchronised with the host and discrepancies are met with the desync mentioned above. Tweak is hacking, but it's not cheating
Lowering your graphics settings means lowering the load on your GPU, allowing it to render more frames in the same amount of time. However, if your CPU is the bottleneck, your graphics settings are irrelevant.
Turn down all graphics options and see if your framerate improves. If so, the gfx card is the bottleneck. If not, it's the CPU.
It needlessly consumes power and transforms it into heat energy... the last thing you need in a computer case.
You realise that if your gfx card is the bottleneck, overclocking your CPU will have exactly NO effect at all?
In H-mode, full FFB at 900°, TDU isn't actually that bad, except for the mushy suspension on G class cars
I shall be amazed if anyone can beat this
There is room for improvement though, for example, some motion blur on the wheels and environment. The rain drops and splashes are blurred, suggesting long-enough exposure to also blur at least the wheels. It'd also be nice if the XRT had at least the fog lights on
€: And removing the numbeplates before creating the reflections would have been a good idea
You can't use tweak in multiplayer unless the server is tweaked identically. Kind of silly to even try that, don't you think?
I've read about problems with the RUFs, don't like them personally so it doesn't bother me. I did see modded sound bnks to solve it though, might be worth checking out if you frequently drive the RUFs.
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm taking my "Lexus" Supra Targa to the Kelekole pass
Now if you'll excuse me, I'm taking my "Lexus" Supra Targa to the Kelekole pass
Just a tiny off-topic remark: Your skid sounds are absolutely hilarious! Watching the video felt like sitting in this 
Download version (metaboli) patch 1.66 + Megapack, sound works perfectly fine in 7.1 and stereo and I've never had any problems connecting
Language? It should work in C/C++ with the OutSim struct straight from InSim.txt.
To dumb it down:
Untested, but should work
const float gn = 9.80665; // standard gravity
float gLateral = OutSimPacket.Accel[0] / gn; // X
float gLongitudinal = OutSimPacket.Accel[1] / gn; // Y
float gVertical = OutSimPacket.Accel[2] / gn; // ZUntested, but should work
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Reason : gn is a const :P
Mind you, pedestrians do have to cross in a timely manner, explicitly stated in the Austrian StVO:
which roughly translates to: When crossing via pedestrian crossing, make it quick. When crossing without a zebra, you must take the shortest path and not obstruct vehicular traffic.
OutSim gives you an acceleration vector and I'm fairly certain the acceleration is expressed in m/s².
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