Thought this would be a nifty idea, however I don't know how this would be implemented.

Would it be possible to track the fuel% per lap from LFSW and show it instead of the estimated fuel% on the info screen? This would save some time when calculating fuel before a race.

It isn't really that useful but it would save time to join track and use /w fuel command.

Of course there would be a chance that it would show weird figures, if you have been driving tweaked cars on a modified server, etc. but if there would exist something like this as an option(so you can switch between the estimate/LFSW fuel% per lap data), it would be quite neat.

Quote from nikopdr :

Thought this would be a nifty idea, however I don't know how this would be implemented.

Would it be possible to track the fuel% per lap from LFSW and show it instead of the estimated fuel% on the info screen? This would save some time when calculating fuel before a race.

It isn't really that useful but it would save time to join track and use /w fuel command.

Of course there would be a chance that it would show weird figures, if you have been driving tweaked cars on a modified server, etc. but if there would exist something like this as an option(so you can switch between the estimate/LFSW fuel% per lap data), it would be quite neat.

Was actually thinking about the same It is quite frustrating to check it separately with the /w f command. Would be more ideal to show it in the info screen. And those combinations which from LFSW doesn't have the fuel data, could be written like "Estimate: No data available."

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It isn't really that useful but it would save time to join track and use /w fuel command.

Oh god, my whole life is wasted. I've been spending the last 6 years minimizing and going to LFSWorld to check that and there was that simple command to do it??

The worst part is that as I've read the manual quite time ago I probably knew of its existence

What would be the use of it?

You wouldn't be able to drive competitive in the first race that you'd drive, because of obvious reasons.
In the second race you know how much % you can subtract from your fuel.

I don't think it would make that much of a difference.