Some time ago there was a "skinning samples pack" available at RSC (S1 I think) with alternative grilles and some logos. And, there was a template for such a plate you put your starting number on, dunno what its called in english. Does anyone have this one, or can you tell me some site where I can find such a "number plate"?
Would it be possible (it is, sure...) to have exhaust flames when downshifting? And these sparks when the car's hitting the ground look soo great, so can't lfs cars produce some of them, too? Or are the made of plastic?
Although I don't think that the driver suvived that without a hurt, thats exactly what I mean. Situations like this make the difference between LFS and other so-called simulations
what I would really like to see:
When spoilers are set flat enough that they point upwards on some situation, they should create some sort of impetus and the car begins to float...
Damage repair On/Off: Shouldn't be too hard to realize, I don't know how the code looks like, but in the simplest case it could be done by a fat if(repair == true) block...
school projects... Mine is not a school project, I'm doing this just for fun. I only want to get familiar with the Java language to make school easier ;D
I think he won't be interested in a prog I'm writing for communicating with a racing simulator... He's a geek, sure, but he doesn't play computer games iirc
Hmm... Idea:
Maybe I could just try to start off from Yankman's code, that would shorten and simplify work massively... Would you allow that, Yankman? ^^
[there won't come out much the next days, first I gotta familiarise myself with it]
My "problem" is, that I want to get more familiar with Java to get computer science in grade 11 easier where we are going to use Java. Another point is, that I want to keep my code cross-platform and the easiest solution für that is Java, because I don't have to use 100 millions of librarys to get the posix-compatible code to do what I want it to.
(in addition, C# is microsoft-made, which makes it a don't-touch for me...)
my code doesn't really work at all up to now, I get LFS to recognize that an ISI packet is arriving, but theres something wrong in my byte order, because, when I add the bytes for flags/adminpw etc to the packet, LFS doesn't seem to recieve it anymore. Maybe I just start off from yankman's code and try to get it to work with mine.
At the end my app wants to become a connection between a LFS server and IRC, so that users can see e.g. race stats. But I've the impression that my coding skill is somewhere about lvl2 and I want to start at lvl20... It will be a lot of work, but maybe I get it to work.
Edit: hmm... a java version of sdether's InSimLib would be the best what could happen to me, but such a holy piece of code doesn't exist, does it? ^^
I'm actually trying to get some InSim to work with Java (I want to keep it portable...). Sending normal UDP Packets already works, but how do I define that ISI struct Scawen mentions in the InSim documentation? I can't really find something how I can get such special packet plugged together...
Can someone give me a kick-off? (or what its called in english...)
I experienced just the same, tried it soo many times but I can't get around the corners without being touched by the AI because they just can't drive responsible enough to avoid touching player cars!