Geez, with Lithuanian competition like this I'm never going to make it to the race 
Maybe I should just start looking for other, less advanced leagues
Maybe I should just start looking for other, less advanced leagues
Nah, my figure is wrong. I just figured out, that I remembered the LFS pps, not InSim.
Any way, this library looks good, great job!
static void insim_PacketReceived(object sender, PacketEventArgs e)
{
// Use reflection to get the packet properties.
var properties = e.Packet.GetType().GetProperties();
// Print out each packet property and its value.
foreach (var property in properties)
{
Console.WriteLine("{0}: {1}", property.Name, property.GetValue(e.Packet, null));
}
// Blank line.
Console.WriteLine();
}
I was referring to this code, where you use reflection to get the properties of a packet. Reflection is a bit slow and it's fine when there are not many calls. But (if I remember correctly) minimum InSim packets per second is 3, so it might be a problem. GetType is probably all right, but GetProperties (and maybe some others) is likely to be slow.
Looked through the sample code just out of interest and noticed one possible performance issue. Using reflection each time a packet is received doesn't look like a very good idea. I might be wrong though, please correct me in that case.
the same
from your discussion about the chat range i got confused. can anyone tell me if there's a way to mute the chat / control the messages? if you write !local <message>, is there a way to display it only to people within range, not the global chat? I thought it was impossible.
AFAIK there is no way to mute a chat message. i've implemented PM's in my insim though. you can do it using the insim info messages (don't remember what packet it is). it looks like this in my insim: "/i pm <nick> <message>"
I saw someone asking for a way to see if a player gets out of track and takes a wrong route. I've figured this out in my insim. You can check the LFS messages for a string, ending with "took the wrong route", then parse this whole string to get the player name. Afterwards you just find the player with this name and make him "safe", so he's not fined after being kicked to spectate. AFAIK this is the only way. Hope this helps someone.
well, i've coded my own cruise insim and i have traffic lights in it. i only use lfs buttons and letters R Y G that stand for Red Yellow and Green. when a light turns on, the letter is colored in appropriate color. first time i hear about textures. how do you use custom textures via insim?
Thanks for the quick feedback! Now it's getting clearer. Just another question about those nodes. So as I understand InSim informs about driver passing some track node? Where can I get more info on these nodes? Like what are their positions on a specific track? How many of them are there and so on...
Tracking meters driven
I have a question. I'm using LFSLib to develop my first insim application and I'm stuck on figuring out how i can track a car's driven meters. 
Also, i wish to have some track length, so i can know how much progress a driver has made through the track. 
Or maybe there's some other way to have this info. Thanks for feedback, LFS programmers! 
Also, i wish to have some track length, so i can know how much progress a driver has made through the track. Or maybe there's some other way to have this info. Thanks for feedback, LFS programmers! FGED GREDG RDFGDR GSFDG