Hhah w00t

...thx for info.
You deserved a cookie!

Now people will moan about collision detection?^^

Woopty ****ing doo.

Maybe he doesn't know that it's a part of the insim application but the LFS feature. He should move this to the bugs section then, though

Alien. :spvader:

you are using a speed hack.. what now ?

You are the god...

Quote from BOSCHO :

you are using a speed hack.. what now ?

Or he stopped and was smashed into by someone else?

Well done.

Go away now.

Here is the usual cause of this sudden acelleration that you speak of...

Is there any big reason to make a crap on this forum?

OMG! CHEAT! BAN HIM!!!11 :bananadea

Quote from TurboBlaster :

OMG! CHEAT! BAN HIM!!!11 :bananadea

Go ban yourself.

Quote from Shadowww :

Go ban yourself.

Sarcasm detector broken today Shadowww?

Quote from brandons48 :

Sarcasm detector broken today Shadowww?

Your is :P

dude if you could accelerate that fast in real life you would exert ~ 2,000,000 lbs, or around 10,000 Gs on your self! Sick.

Quote from cardriverx :

dude if you could accelerate that fast in real life you would exert ~ 2,000,000 lbs, or around 10,000 Gs on your self! Sick.

A way how to make a driver completely flat

Quote from Shadowww :

Your is :P

:mr-t: I pity da foo' who says ma sarcasm detector is broken!


On a serious note, How did you actually achieve 0.1sec to 100km ?

Quote from cardriverx :

dude if you could accelerate that fast in real life you would exert ~ 2,000,000 lbs, or around 10,000 Gs on your self! Sick.

To do what he said - travel 100km in 0.1 seconds - would take 203kG. You can't determine the level of thrust required without knowing the mass of his vehicle.

To do what he meant (but failed to write) - accelerate to 100km/h - would take just 170G. Not 10,000.

It's unlikely the human body would survive, although I doubt it's been fairly tested!

Quote from danthebangerboy :

Here is the usual cause of this sudden acelleration that you speak of...

those things have quite a lot of torque!

Quote from cardriverx :

10,000 Gs on your self! Sick.

no...

Quote from tristancliffe :

To do what he meant (but failed to write) - accelerate to 100km/h - would take just 170G. Not 10,000.

tristan dude, did you actually do the calculations?

considering a constant acceleration, 100 km/h / 0.1 s / 9.80665 m/s^2 ~= 28.33

it would take 28.33g

also: WELCOME

Quote from tristancliffe :

To do what he meant (but failed to write) - accelerate to 100km/h - would take just 170G. Not 10,000.

It's unlikely the human body would survive, although I doubt it's been fairly tested!

David Purley lived through 179.8G in his Silverstone crash

(He decelerated from 108 MPH to 0 in a distance of 66 cm after his throttle got stuck wide open and he hit a wall. :schwitz

Quote from Timdpr :

David Purley lived through 179.8G in his Silverstone crash

(He decelerated from 108 MPH to 0 in a distance of 66 cm after his throttle got stuck wide open and he hit a wall. :schwitz

But in this case he only felt it for a split second.
If we pretend in LFS the car would actually have been shot in the air by a barrier, the driver's feeling it for a much longer time, and not to forget, the massive impact into the ground again.