How on earth did i miss this? We love you scavier!

I'd highly doubt it, as LFS is a simulator, not an arcade game. You could (somewhat) easily achieve what you're looking for by running all the .dds files through a cartoon filter.

Try modulating brake pressure so that the wheels don't lock up all the time when braking, or, if this is too difficult, reduce the brake pressure in the car setup menu. Furthermore, if ABS (Antilock Braking System) is available in the car setup menu, enable it, that tends to help a lot with tyre temperature during and after braking.

Try the following:

- Higher 'R' value tyres
- Adjusting camber for a larger contact patch (seems counterintuitive, but it works).
- Try a lower button control rate (Settings>Controls)
- Try and steer smoother, analogue steer smooth (Settings>A.S.S) helps filter out the jerky nature of mouse steering and its reflexes.

speaking of XinputPlus, how on earth do I emulate force feedback with it? It just throws this error whenever I try to.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't object culling optimise the (theoretically accessible) stadium environment?

Ahh okay, must be my imagination going haywire then, thanks for the clarification

Small bump, sorry, but i have an answer. Scawen has mentioned that with the removal of the track 'path' system, AI drivers can drive in X and Y layouts, aswell as lap times on X and Y configs can be counted. Hope this helps. Again, sorry about the bump.

I can relate to checking here every day for a report, and after thinking about what you've said about a suitable order of operations, the best time for suggestions will be when the initial public release is made available, so devs can consider some users suggestions without having to divide focus between that and developing the latest version

I'm aware of the incredible amount of work that the LFS team are processing, and I'm in no way trying to force this down their throats. This is a place for suggesting potential improvements for Live For Speed, and I'm doing just that

Little suggestion; why not make more of Rockingham X driveable? I'm sure many people would enjoy and appreciate the large open carpark and narrow roads surrounding the track, similar to Westhill X, as well if released alongside the graphics and physics update, It would carry on with the theme of expanding track environments, as Eric has already done with South City. Maybe even making the roads surrounding tracks like Blackwood, Aston, and Kyoto driveable! I don't know much about programming myself, especially on a scale of , but I'm sure it wouldn't be completely out of the question

Take my (excellent) diagram as something to base it on, or at least get a good idea of what I'm talking about

I know this is a very niche situation. However;

1 - Gagues on self-made cars break after ~2000hp is exceeded
(More specifically, the auxiliary gauges such as oil pressure,
fuel lever, turbo pressure, temperature, etc.)
2 - Physics for cars with suspension stiffer than ~10,000n/mm is broken

https://youtu.be/al1ojj3dzQ4 (Gagues)
https://youtu.be/PRrkVED_vxo (Physics)

Ah okay, thank you for the advice, I'll remember to post in the correct subforum next time

Hello all,

I have noticed a peculiar glitch in the Live For Speed Vehicle Editor, where longer cars have their default skins cut off in the skin template. Is there any way to get around this?

Thanks in advance,
Nic

EDIT - I also found out that when I copy a .eng file from lfs/data/engine to lfs_editor/data/engine, and then select it from the LOAD WAVES menu, the engine sound is still the default when loading up in lfs. Very weird!

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@breon absolutely, car mods are rlly good now that the official releases are, well, official

Quote from auch_enne :

And to the community, I was wondering if we could chip in together and give Scawen an modern pc Seeing as he is still on some old duo core system with a 60 hz monitor

a glimpse of hope for my 2 core 2 thread beast of a laptop

yep, makes westhill jumps so much fun

This has been a known bug in LFS for many years and I think it should be fixed or another solution to be made.
https://streamable.com/qxfyhg
Even though the car was travelling at 270MPH, I have managed to replicate it at speeds nearer 150mph.

oh yeah

Hi guys,

Just wanted to let you all know about something I've been working on as of late.

It is essentially a stretched XFG with a better engine, rims, and frame.

Frame:



The frame has been lengthened to accommodate the bigger engine and fuel tank.
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Changes to the front:

-Slimmer, meaning looking headlights using Hakodesh 2017 texture.
-Smaller, brighter foglights using the same texture as the headlights.
-Longer bonnet to add to the estate look.

Front:


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Changes to the back:

-Darker lights using Hakodesh 2017 texture.
-Deleted wiper because racecar

Back:


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The stock 1.3l NA i4 has been replaced by a much meatier 2.4l turbocharged i5 which sends 505bhp straight to all four wheels. The wheels are Fifteen52 TurboFan rims. Double wishbone suspension at the front and back make the car's overall stability much better.

Powercurve:



Wheels:



Suspension:



I need to fix these seats

I wonder if any other racing drivers will sprout from the LFS seed?

Any idea of what the new minimum specs could be?

Would the (relatively) low poly count of default cars look worse with the new graphics, with the triangles being more visible?

looking good!

Vehicle mod: GM_SST_AVANT200
Details page: https://www.lfs.net/files/vehmods/580ACC

SHORT DESCRIPTION:

Quote :

My first proper stab at using an external .obj model

DESCRIPTION:

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I made this for the GripMasters SST championship.

COVER SCREENSHOT: