Hello. I would like to release my local InSim application I've been working on over the last few years.
What is it?
It's a local InSim application I developed over several years to make my own user experience inside LFS easier and more interesting. I'm a cruiser, I'm mainly on TC servers which is why there is some functions that gather information from their website. Some bits I have found online (for example the lowlevel stuff that registers numpad keypresses and wheeelscrolling), so I don't want to claim all the code as my own, because it's not. But the majority is my own.
I hope other people can use parts of this, learn something, be inspired, get motivation... I just don't want this to die on my harddrive, its way to many hours spent. If anything, it can be used as an example project for InSim.NET.
It's written in C#, using DarkTime's InSim.NET library. I have put the project on github.com, a platform I have used very little, so excuse any mess.
The project is released under the same license as InSim.NET, the Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
Update 15. august 2021:Open sourced 15th August 2021, after motivation from a few TC and community members:
https://github.com/MariusErl/Mary
Hav fun coders!
What is it?
It's a local InSim application I developed over several years to make my own user experience inside LFS easier and more interesting. I'm a cruiser, I'm mainly on TC servers which is why there is some functions that gather information from their website. Some bits I have found online (for example the lowlevel stuff that registers numpad keypresses and wheeelscrolling), so I don't want to claim all the code as my own, because it's not. But the majority is my own.
I hope other people can use parts of this, learn something, be inspired, get motivation... I just don't want this to die on my harddrive, its way to many hours spent. If anything, it can be used as an example project for InSim.NET.
It's written in C#, using DarkTime's InSim.NET library. I have put the project on github.com, a platform I have used very little, so excuse any mess.
The project is released under the same license as InSim.NET, the Lesser General Public License (LGPL).
Update 15. august 2021:Open sourced 15th August 2021, after motivation from a few TC and community members:
https://github.com/MariusErl/Mary
Hav fun coders!