That's y i have BOTH Vista just wouldn't give up :P if u have to just do what i did...split your HDD into 2 portions and install WIN7 on the empty portion
Yep, I used to have 3 OS's on the one HDD
XP
Vista
Linux
Now I just have Windows 7 on 1 partition and games, music, movies etc etc on another partition, so if I ever re-install an OS I dont lose the data on that partiton
Just a heads-up for DavidTiger. The help screen (which still is from orig VLSFD) says default port is 4000, but it is in fact 11111...maybe newbies are puzzled by this.
EDIT2: Naruto06: I have done your idea, maximum rpm for each car can be changed from the setup page, all saved into the ini ... Just now the redline will always be 1000rpm lower than your maximum,
(e.g. You set max rpm displayed to 9000rpm, then the redline will go from 8000-9000rpm....)
logitekg25: I have enabled the form resizing, up, down... So you can hide things you dont want... I'll put some options in the setup to enable/disable dials on my next update..
wait, you can resize up and down to hide stuff? what i mean is like it is too big for my screen, so can i scale it down to fit in a small section of the screen but still keep everything, sorry for the confusion (still downloading the new one :razz
EDIT: runtime error 13 or something like that, why does my (insert bad word here) computer never work :gnasher: (tonight literally sucks major [insert another bad word here])
Looks good
Since you are enabling resizing, why don't you put in a few extra button to reset VLFSD at some "fixed" dimensions?
Like "Press this button for 800x600" or other resolutions...
Edit1:...and please add a "reset RPMs to LFS default" one.
Edit2: Anyway, I'm testing it, and it looks as it doesn't "intelligently" resize as before.
With older versions, when I moved the window to my 2nd monitor (800x600) and clicked on "remove borders", VLFSD filled the entire monitor surface, removing the borders and adapting itself. Now it just only "remove borders", showing blank areas of underlying monitor.
logitekg25: Runtime Error 13... IIRC thats type mismatch.. make sure you are using the new ini, Its probably looking for the rpm settings and one isnt, found , Try This: VLFSDash.ini(right click, SaveAs)
Ripley: Sure, I'll add the various resolution buttons.... Reset rpm settings aswell
Im not sure why it doesn't resize when removing borders as I hadent editied the code for that button I'll get that working for the next update (in a few hours )
Anything more you want, just pop a post here and I'll be sure to add it if I can
-David
Progress:
Reset rpm settings button: Done
removing the borders and adapting: Done
Various resolution buttons: Doing
Im going away in <1 hour, just thought i'd check up....Lucky I did
I think its a problem with the ini, its reading the wrong setting for one of the values, and erroring because its the incorrect type
The installer should overwrite the ini, but it may not be doing it correctly...
I'll post the ini file and try overwriting it manually in the "\Program Files\VLFSDash\INC\" folder
Download Here: VLFSDash.ini
If it still errors then its not the ini and I'll double check the code... I'll also add error handling so I know where it errors and dont just crash
Yesterday I found a minor bug.
VLFSD was open on my main monitor 1680x1050 and I was repeatedly clicking on "remove borders"...the window was first maximized and then resized to its previous size...and so on several times...
Every time it resized down, the window was getting smaller and smaller.
it is not what i need because it doesnt scale but just removes from the window, but i also tried to do the ini thing, but it did not work...i could not overwrite the file, it could not be found, so i found it manually and it asked if i want to overwrite, i said yes, but it still diddnt work...
Anyway, thats not a good thing... I checked it and it resizes, yes but hides the controls
I fixed it, it was a part i had commented out, to try to enable resizing of the forma dn controls, but didnt work and just forgot to put the code back