To see drift score table, type !drf or !drf xrt if you want to only want to see top XRT drift points, !drf rb4 for RB4 points, etc.
If you can't see any drift points as you are driving and drifting, then you haven't enabled the driftmeter.lpr addon.
Look in your ./default/includes folder for file called addonsused.lpr. If th ere is a hash (#) symbol in front of the include( "./driftmeter.lpr"); line, then remove it and save the file.
Open the driftmeter.lpr file, look for the section
<?php CatchEvent OnDriftScore ?>
and move & resize buttons to suit.
Buttons consist of various parameters;
button id, x co-ord, -y co-ord, button width, letter height, letter spacing, time, button background and text justification placement, and the text (coloured if you prefer) you want to show.
Button called 'test_button' is 6 in from left (out of 200), 146 down from top (out of 200), 20 wide, with 6 high letters and 6 spacing, with red text centred on a dark background reading 'TEST'.
Lots of details on how to make and configure in the LFSLapper doc folder.
Or, alternatively, you could ask the admin of the server you were on, but don't hold your breath.
A lot of work goes into something like that, and as a unique draw to get people into their server, most server owners won't part with their insim.
Don't want to appear rude, but as a demo user, you're even less likely to be given something like that.
Is there any chance the latest version of Lapper being made available for x64 systems too?
I'm trying to get back into it, but since I'm running Windows 7 x64, the latest version of Lapper won't start at all.
Is there a way to ignore a piece of script when Lapper starts?
I'm having a valid piece of code, but due to a value being empty when Lapper starts, it throws an error and Lapper aborts.