There are wheels as cheap as LFS, cut the crap, EVERYONE, yes EVERYONE who can afford a PC capable of running LFS, an internet connection to use it online and the electricity to run the whole arrangement can afford a wheel. It's never a matter of being able to afford, but of justifying the expense.
€: An XBox 360 controller for Windows is more expensive than a couple of wheels.
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All cars simulated in Live for Speed are controlled with steering wheels, using anything else is just plain wrong. There are reasonably cheap wheels available, even good ones if you buy second hand, so the price argument is invalid.
Everyone NOT using a wheel simply doesn't treat LFS as a simulation, which is what it is and deserves to be seen as by its users. If you DO NOT use a wheel, you are NOT driving a virtual car, you are playing a game
Why not? The demo version provides full InSim functionality.
I haven't quite figured out how, because it's not supposed to, but I think if a modified model is damaged, it affects it differently than the original. Either way, I've witnessed some weird incidents that were undoubtedly related to one involved party using mods
A better solution to that problem is to just make it open source
Yes you are, while it is not possible to collide with the modified model on your end, it is possible that a model that is wider or longer than the original causes a collision at the modded client. This might still not necessarily affect you directly, but it might throw the modded client's car off or all around.
Copper has a better thermal conductivity than gold, if anything, the next step would be silver.
And why exactly didn't he just ask his mom to open the window?
I think he meant jumping it on the starter motor in 1st
It does jump if your ratios are somewhat realistic, but neither the ignition system nor the starter motor are implemented properly (that is, physically accurate), so all the starter motor does is apply a predefined amount of force (torque) to the engine (which itself is only a minimalistic model) once per virtual key rotation.
Hmm does AIRIO spectate players one by one? Why not use /clear?
You "lag" because positions are recorded at a fixed frequency, if you perform a manouver resulting in a significant change of direction or velocity (or both), the next sample will differ greatly from what LFS predicted it to be, resulting in a visible jump (LFS does not read ahead and interpolate, which it should IMHO).
And whoever told you that was quite simply wrong
It does not, the replays are recorded on-the-fly and are basically a dump of the position packets received. At no point does the client download additional information from the server for the purpose of saving a replay.
Go away!
Here's one the word censor crap won't censor
While nice, it still doesn't match the theme.
The engineering is still top-notch, the programming not so much 
You probably have auto-clutch enabled, keeping the car from stalling and baking the clutch as you attempt to start in a high gear.
Ehem;
So if anything, you should add 1920x1080(?). Auto should actually work fine
It says if placed within that range, it will be placed on the ground
The wheels still have hubs, they should still be drawn in suspension view and it's completely and utterly irrelevant what broke it.
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