in this case you made the fault. The cops and robbers servers have some special rules, that make sense because its some special way of playing lfs. If you want to race normally, you should neither go to oval servers nor to cops and robbers, lfs football or lfs sumo servers. Cops and robbers is great fun when everybody follows the rules, but (a pity, but its like this) this only happens if the server is actually controlled by an admin.

hi there. here is a link to "Szwei", hosted by ocrana.racing.

http://www.ocrana.de/index.php ... ategory&filecatid=170

Quote from Jakg :

doesnt work on vista either, ill try it on my "l33t XP Pro system" when im not listening to a retard playing with a McLaren F1's throttle!

It only works on XP. Vista will have another Backdoor^^

change your game-password - set up a new one online and type the old one in when you are done with playing... thats the easiest way and also the one scawen suggested

Quote from sgt.flippy :

Alternatively you could start your computer in safe mode, when you come to the login screen, the administrator will be shown already.

yup thats the easy way, I wanted to make it a bit l33t-ish
also you can work a bit easier if you are logged in as "Administrator" to change the password and you have your default screen resolution.

I'm talking about the screen in the attachment. if you press ctrl-alt-del twice in a row there you will get to the login box. and then you can enter "Administrator" as username and no password. try to press login then and see what happens. its important that you are not logged in when you try this (e.g. simply pressed win-l to go to this screen).

ctrl-alt-del twice in the screen where you can select your username. you will then see a login box where you have to type in username and password. it really works if you did not protect the administrator account - you will then be logged in as "Administrator".

Robble, if you say your system is password protected, do you mean ALL user accounts or just your one? please also be sure that the accounts of your brothers, if they have own ones, are not admin-accounts.

And as a last piece of advice, be sure you also password-protect the hidden administrator account every windows xp version has. (Try pressing ctrl-alt-del twice in the windows logon screen and then type "Administrator" and no password into the login box, and try to login).

greetins, stalker

well... if this works and the FIA allows this then the BF1 model should be changed IMHO... but well, let's see if and how it works.

also got a question: is it now that slashes are no longer needed possible to write a command like "button 5 run myscript"?

Quote from SamH :

For server admins, who are spectating and trying to get around the course, it would be very helpful to be able to click on cars (blocks) in the minimap. For example, you can see that someone is stopped/parked in the chicane by looking at the minimap, but with 20 cars in a race, hitting tab a dozen or more times to find the culprit is frustrating.

(I couldn't see it in the improvements log, and I searched for "click map" and didn't find it here. Apologies if it HAS been suggested before.)

+1

This would come in very handy.

Scawen,

if you want to add special keywords like at, on, in, then a delimiter for multiline scripting is definitely needed. eg:


also I think string delimiters are definitely needed for keeping the code a bit tidy and readable. In a month or two, when LFSScript (well, the Language needs a name, doesn't it?) is out of it's beta-phase, some people will come up with the first LfSScript Editors / Editor Plugins.
And its pretty hard to highlight a string when you don't know where it begins or ends...
and it keeps the code readable, as I already mentioned.

Quote from Dygear :

Shh.

lol.

@speed limiter command: this would make things a bit too easy I think...

@jamesrowe: AFAIK you can also get the cedega sources for free from the website... but it seems to be quite hard to compile.

I mostly need the lfswiki as a quick-dictionary for InSim... but the other articles are interesting though.

change 127.0.0.1 to 0.0.0.0

you did it in your script sample... illepall now I am confused.

you misunderstood him IMO. he entered his lfs-server's IP-address into the stream_socket_server function, which is of course wrong, because this is the local server you open to listen to the responses of lfs. so localhost is the IP to enter here. at the fsockopen-site it it the IP of your lfs-server.

E: happy²

wrong way.

you're connecting to the insim-port of lfs when you use fsockopen. stream_socket_server is for opening a LOCAL server listening to the responses of lfs. so udp://localhost:30000 is the correct url in all cases.

E: filur, you make me happy. Do you need beta-testers?

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when you're talking about that filur: when will it come along?

happy independence day over there, you americans.

but by the way: the fact that the americans re-elected george w. bush AFTER he attacked Afghanistan and Iraq shows how the "average american" thinks about this topic IMO.

Hi fellas,

It's been more than two weeks now since I saw the LfS Wiki the last time. The last two weeks there were only page-load timeouts...
Has the LfS wiki been closed or is it simply my provider that cant reach the site?

as far as I know there are no live examples. if you want to create a php-script for insim, try filurs example (the link was posted on page 1).

Quote from Scawen :

Well, no...

/btn horn 8 will assign the horn to button 8 on your controller.

It's so for example you could make selecting a single seater, reassign button 8 to pit speed limiter, and selecting a road car assigns the horn to button 8.

You have cut a part out of Vains script. He suggests to overload the /button command a bit so you can make a button run different commands in a fixed order each time you press it. This could make a button run a F9 F10 F11 F12 F12 cycle.