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Real Name: Laszlo Hezinger
LFS license name: whiterat
Country[in ISO 3166-1 alpha-3]: HUN
Number(01-99): 95
Team(you can have up to 3 drivers a team): teamGTi
Car: RAC

International XF GTi Championship - Spring 2010 - Sign-Ups and Information

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Wed 14 Apr 2010, 11:24

whiterat

S3 licensed

Real Name: Laszlo Hezinger
LFS license name: whiterat
Country[in ISO 3166-1 alpha-3]: HUN
Number(01-99, #01 being reserved to the series' champion): 95
Team(you can have up to 3 drivers a team): teamGTi

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Pace lap, Favorite hosts, Setup filter

Tue 18 Aug 2009, 18:03

whiterat

S3 licensed

My suggestions (sorry if someone mentioned one of these before):
- Pace lap system (with standing start and flying start)
- A Favourites list of hosts (and store their password)
- A setup name filter in garage (for example I want to see only the setups that contains then 'FE2' characters, I just type the 'fe2*' string to the filter input box)

thanks

Outgauge Libs

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Thu 9 Jul 2009, 12:00

whiterat

S3 licensed

Here is a simple particular code in VB.NET using Lfslib. This code isn't full, it just shows how works the outgauge in lfslib.net


Imports FullMotion.LiveForSpeed.InSim
Imports FullMotion.LiveForSpeed.InSim.EventHandlers
Imports FullMotion.LiveForSpeed.InSim.Events
Imports FullMotion.LiveForSpeed.InSim.Enums

'class declaration, etc...

Dim WithEvents handler As InSimHandler

'connect to insimhandler procedure:
Sub Connect()
    handler = New InSimHandler(False)
    handler.Configuration.LFSHost = "127.0.0.1"
    handler.Configuration.LFSHostPort = 30000
    handler.Configuration.ReplyPort = 30001
    handler.Configuration.UseSplitMessages = true
    handler.Configuration.UseTCP=true
    handler.Configuration.Local=True
    handler.Configuration.ProgramName="outgauge_xmpl"
    handler.Initialize()
    'start outgauge (there is a handler.Stopoutgauge() method too :-))
    handler.StartOutGauge(10)
End Sub

'this is the outgauge eventhandler:
Sub outGauge_Updated(byval sender as System.Object , byval gauge as FullMotion.LiveForSpeed.OutGauge.Events.Gauge) handles handler.GaugeUpdated
    'the gauge object has the outgauge datas
End Sub

.NET - LFSlib.NET status

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Multiply propertynames in Visual Basic.NET

Sat 24 May 2008, 07:51

whiterat

S3 licensed

I can't use the version 0.18b in Visual Basic.NET

For example: RaceTrackPlayer event

Sub handler_RaceTrackPlayer(sender As FullMotion.LiveForSpeed.InSim.InSimHandler, e As FullMotion.LiveForSpeed.InSim.Events.RaceTrackPlayer) handles handler.RaceTrackPlayer
...
players(e.PlayerId)= New PlayerInfo(e.PlayerName, e.PlayerId,handler)
players(e.PlayerId).Car = e.Carname
...
End Sub

The result is this error messages:
['Playername' is ambiguous because multiple kinds of members with this name exist in class 'FullMotion.LiveForSpeed.InSim.Events.RaceTrackPlayer'...]
['Carname' is ambiguous because multiple kinds of members with this name exist in class 'FullMotion.LiveForSpeed.InSim.Events.RaceTrackPlayer'..."]

Visual Basic isn't case-sensitiv, he don't see difference between 'e.Carname' and 'e.CarName'.