Very nice sum up of all the new features and great editing, well done

In the code he posted there were some text lines that were not commented out, pay attention to those, comment out or remove them.

Ok, you have some progress there now.

I believe you have made a few mistakes. You are setting the variable $remaining_seconds to a fixed value which is 5*60 and then using that same variable that will stay fixed to calculate minutes and seconds. I hope you see what is the issue there. It's better to do something like this:
before a case 5 is called, make a new variable $time0 = time(), then do
$_SESSION['countdown_end_time'] = time() - $time0
$remaining_seconds = $duration - $_SESSION['countdown_end_time']

The math you used for seconds and minutes will result in a message that shows minutes=5, seconds=5. You have to calculate like this:
$minutes = $remaining_seconds % 60
$seconds = $remaining_seconds;

I think this should be it, assuming function time() returns the system time in seconds.

That's perfectly fine, everyone starts from somewhere. Until you have some more meaningful question that shows you did some homework or at least googled it first before posting here, it's gonna be like this.

In order to create a countdown timer, you have to make a timer of some sort, a function that can read system time, I don't know how this is done in PHP.

Then you can make an event or a function that gets called when each second passes and increment your time variable. After that, you show your button with the message. After a certain preset time has passed you should no longer call the timer function.

From your questions, I can see that you don't understand the basics of programming and simple math.

I can not give you the finished working code, but I can steer you in the right direction. Read again this part that Yisc wrote above:

Then you need to create an event called "race_start_timer".
In that event you lower $race_start_time_sec by one.
Then you need to calculate the seconds and minutes again, update the button and call the same event again.

Your counter does not start because you didn't make one. You only display a message with initial settings, nothing is going on there, how do you expect a number to increment? It's not magic. I'm not trying to be rude, just pushing you a bit to think with your own head rather than asking for a finished solution to copy paste.

Last edited by rane_nbg, Mon 18 Dec 2023, 11:37.

To calculate minutes from seconds you have to use a modulo function and not a simple division.

minutes = seconds%60

Quote from Scawen :

So the true limit is 240 seconds, at startup or by text command.

Ok, I understand, thank you for the explanation Scawen.

Once again, congrats to the LFS dev team. I wish you a good rest in the upcoming holidays. Thank you everyone who actively participated in the testing of all test patches.

Quote from Victor :

Hi I debugged your host - it looks like the rst max value was set to 300 which is out of bounds. I've set it to 30 for the moment. apparently the max is 240, so I need to adjust the validation on that value to prevent this error

EDIT - fix deployed and I've set the value to 240 for the host.

Thank you very much Victor, yeah, 240s will do just fine (we will reconfigure our inSim), no other actions needed.

edit. I suppose this limitation is only in your control panel as you used an 8bit integer for this field. Can we change it through inSim to more than 240s after a server has started?

Last edited by rane_nbg, Sun 17 Dec 2023, 18:30.

Avg fuel consumption is calculated natively by lfs and it is only displayed after doing at least one lap on the track.

For each particulair car or mod, this is mostly dependent on engine volume, but it also very much depends on air restriction, and a way you drive the car, which gearbox you use and so on. Other than that, mod creators can't adjust it as a parameter.

Quote from MousemanLV :

''On multiplayer servers, the maximum number of connections is increased to 79''. Damn, that's pretty epic tho. Now only if we could get that amount of players on track, [TC] Cruise would be next level.

At the moment max cars on track is still 40. Support for more will come in the following updates later durring next year I guess. Also, I do expect a way to extend the server subscription without canceling it first and then paying again for 79 connections.

Thank you very much for this awesome update

We have a small issue, 5 out of 6 servers we were able to update and start. One server fails to start with "node error" message. What can we do?

edit: we reported issue twice (mcmustang, already did it above my post)

Price of LFS is quite reasonable. Take into account all DLC of assetto corsa and then do the comparison again, lfs is much cheaper. Demo content is completely free.

did you run lfs as administrator?

You're not the 1st one who suggested it, this is already in a few years of development. It's going to be dynamic.

If you want to know more, I suggest you take a closer look at all the progress reports concerning lighting and graphics updates. There are even some videos that show off new features. All this and new tire physics are expected to come sometime next year(s).

Quote from thgombeer :

yeah, true.. Now it's gonna be family time. I'm sad because I've been excited for years about it, but now even if it was released today, I probably wouldn't have time anyway.

Same story with me, you're not alone.

I'm not sure, but I do know that arrow keys, shift, alt, ctrl, tab and such have a special way of usage, since they don't have an asci character representation.

Quote from Rcod :

Is it possible to adjust the sensetivity?

Yes, for steering, you can just reduce steering max lock of car setup in garage, steering tab. This is much more useful than using non-linear steering by utilizing wheel turn compensation. For example, with XFG at BL1 track you can finish a lap with as little as 12deg, but pit exit and manuvering big mistakes is very tricky. As a starting point, half the max lock then go up from there untill you find good balance between steering precision and steering radius. For linear steering just set wheel turn compensation to 0 (wheel turn then has no effect and you can leave it at any value).

Just tick the combined gas/brake option in lfs.

Ok good.

Do not let LFS ffb slider % misslead you, it's just a relative number. It does have a low value like 10% or less, but FFB is close to max for certain cars. The only relevant value is what you see in FFB bar graph, as this is the acutal FFB signal which LFS outputs.

Tnx for the updates of the current state of 0.7E Scawen.

Quote from versiu :

no

How do you know this?

Looks great, tnx for your work and invested time in this mod, I'm looking forward to driving it in LFS.

It's already too late my man. As soon as you enter in 4th decade of your life, obligations quickly escalate and time for playing games diminishes

And how about you guys stop with suggestions for some time? Scawen worked entire weekend and also kept going through monday, he needs some rest.