Yes Ripley,it's working now
The problem was the admin password i set when i had a game over the internet a month ago.
Once deleted the issue was gone.
But....Seven still crashes when i try to save the setup.
Any clue?
Good!!
I also had several crashes, yesterday while spectating at least three or four times, than while driving also one or two.....then I stopped loading it, and raced instead!
Guys, I had the same problem yesterday... I'm running the program and he crashed after some minutes. I figured out that the problem is when start the application in the middle of the race, or when the race ends. I got this error on this situations. If you start the app on the beginning of the race, he doesn't crash. I think that its possible that when starts the app in the middle of race, when someone pass one split time, he try to calculate the time with nothing, becose there is no history. So, I'm trying to find this and correct.
When I find this bug, I will report here much faster that I can!
When I had my crashes, I had just started Seven, then LFS (or maybe viceversa), connected them (ok), and then joined a server (Fox-Junkies).
While watching the first cars, and BEFORE doing anything else, Seven crashed for the first time.
Then I reloaded it, connected it, still spectating, and it crashed again...
I have all the .NET installed, since #1.
(PS: I've just noted that on Windows Update there were quite a few .NET related updates few minutes ago...)
Since you already receive the OutGauge packet (containing the RPM), you also receive the information when to show the shift light. See OG_FLAGS of OutGauge structure.
struct OutGaugePack { unsigned Time; // time in milliseconds (to check order)
char Car[4]; // Car name word Flags; // OG_FLAGS (see below) byte Gear; // Reverse:0, Neutral:1, First:2... byte SpareB; float Speed; // M/S float RPM; // RPM float Turbo; // BAR float EngTemp; // C float Fuel; // 0 to 1 float OilPress; // BAR float Spare1; float Spare2; float Spare3; float Throttle; // 0 to 1 float Brake; // 0 to 1 float Clutch; // 0 to 1 char Display1[16]; // Usually Fuel char Display2[16]; // Usually Settings
int ID; // optional - only if OutGauge ID is specified };
Yes, I know it, butr this informations are not using yet. Like Oil Pressure and Engine Temperature. The documentation define the location that this infos apears, but the INSim do not send them yet.
I have to say most of this is already covered by LFS Relax but therer are some interesting additions. The info on others' pitstops is great! and the organization and display of info is very attractive (at least from the screenshots).
There is one thing that I have not seen anywhere and that is give the abilty to an external app presumably on someone else's computer to set the pitstop options remotely (fuel added, change tyres etc) this would be AWSOME for endurance races.
