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Lost the source (again) lol... Stupid me accidentally deleted the folder on the desktop instead of another folder.. and that folder contained program sources and other website stuff

Ouch.. That doesn't sound too good..

same thing, Changing the wheel shape usually messes it up. I have seen a changer for wheels that only changes it on a client's end, but It works for Z28 and has a limited amount of wheels.

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its possible to make this wheel with offset?

Nothing really easy.. If it even were made it would usually mess up certain vehicle physics.

Looks like a graphics issue to me, did you try reinstalling your graphics drivers, or disabling Windows Aero?

Also, what are your machine's specs?

Just for information, the skin downloads are just higher resolution versions of what everyone else has.

should be easy to make some yourself too.

Bump... Any progress?

Are you using the XRG?

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One more thing that would have to be checked is, that when a demo racer posts an S2 footage of a race, we won't know if it's from the "spec" mode or if he is actually using a crack.

I would say add an overlay in the corner, saying something like "LFS Spec mode"

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Yes! I'm still using in-built graphics card and I'm happy seeing 60+ fps (when alone on track of course) for my favourite entertainment! So screw that modern crap sucking out every single megahertz out of non top end PC's just for fun for those spoiled rich guys! LFS's graphics are enough good and realistic,so main thing to upgrade is car physics to get them as realistic as possible,it's a simulation,remember that!

Agreed to the above.


I'm fine with some bloom effects, (Not like blurring everything to the point of hurting the eyes, and doing motion blur that makes it impossible to see, like most games nowadays) and a minor HDR effect doesn't do much on the CPU, at least for me.

sometimes male drivers have the same issue. I've seen my driver's butt show through the bottom of the floor, but I guess it was from damage.

Looks cool, I may make a version If I get the time.

there's nothing convenient, and it's powerful enough already, all you need is practice. you can even drift an XRG if you try.


If you don't mind me asking, why did you get a cracked version in the first place?

I use 64-bit Windows 7, much better than when my PC had XP. I have a 3-year old card and it runs well, but it should be incredible once the new testpatch comes in.

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You're not gaining anything by not buying now.

What he said, although I bought LFS because I bought a wheel a month before.

Will do.
http://www.mediafire.com/?y61seatiddzw6q5

It's sometimes hard to see when the gauge is the same colour of the car tbh, I've wished for a translucent backdrop for gauges, but for now, we got the Virtual Gauges OutGauge application.

it's in S1 iirc, I got it

one question, what was difficulty the AI were at?

I have a 512MB Nvidia 9600GT-based card, it appears to be working quite hard, as it has to display 2048x1152 onto a gaming 23" widescreen and 1024x768 on a 15" square. I get 60+ FPS too with high resolution textures and models, but I have VSync on to limit it.

I connected to the Demo server just fine, tomorrow I'll ask my father to forward LFS's ports.

I personally wouldn't say that the Robin would be a "racing" car, although I would find a 3-wheeler interesting, I'd personally would prefer one with 2 wheels up front in a racing sim. Another car example that I know of is the Campangna T-Rex.

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not a problem

I think I have the song laying somewhere on my hard drive, I'll look.



Ah, here it is.
http://www.mediafire.com/?ssd9cd828h9eddw

As far as I know, a program called LFS CarSound Remixer acts as a "backfire mod" and as a sound mod.

I cannot find the link right now, it's just out of my reach right now.