This person should be banned from hotlaps charts. There's really no excuse for this. Period.

Happy 29th birthday Biernot Party hard

I was thinking the whole race if it's possible to do 1 hour stint with FZR. Front right tyre was taking alot of stress, so I pitted few minutes earlier, but looking at the stats now, it really is possible to drive full hour with this car

Hello, I'd like to sign for this race.
My e-mail is: rumiko [a] manga [.] sk

Last edited by Rumiko, Fri 30 Jun 2006, 20:03.

Quote from Jet_ CZE :

lol lama biernot

I think Germany has most ,,pro racers", which are approximately on same level and have most experience from EPS, etc. (if these guys gonna race in finals, I think they can win).

Other Nations like Czech seem to have 1 fast driver, others just consistent anough to help him, but Germany is the "winning team" in my opinion.

Some stats of where we race: me, casper, Misko

Honestly, I don't think anyone races as much as he can, but as much as he likes (LFS is still a game/simulator, not full time commitment). Neo is too diplomatic maybe

Quote from Vain :

I haven't really figured out under what circumstances it does anything. So it's a real big "kind of".

You can see what it does under what circumstances on this short video clip (if you watch the accel. and brake bars on the right).

I'm not saying that it makes a car faster on track, it doesn't. But it is what we call traction control and ABS.

I think "Throttle help" in LFS is traction control actually. And "Brake help" is ABS, sort of.

It's probably not as efficient as F1 TC, but it fits the definition quite well.

Jaakko from n1 team has made an LX4 set with viscous diff for South City. He was doing great times, just few tenths of second from WR. I couldn't handle the set, was strugling with the car in fast corners and it seemed very nervous on bumps. Had to switch back to clutch-pack, I like the handling much better with this diff. I think it comes down to personal preference. Viscous can be very fast on LX4, but don't force yourself to use it, if you don't like it (at least that's my experience).

Quote from AndroidXP :

Yes, that is basically correct.

Do you know the principle of a differential and why cars have one?

I think I know the basics of "what does it do" and "why cars have it".

One more thing comes into my mind. When GTRs use clutch pack, the revs drop drastically under heavy braking and then just jump up when you apply anough throttle. Why does this happen? Both wheels should have the same load when braking.

I think I understand now, so power(%) in LFS means how much power will be ,,locked" when accelering out of corner and coast(%) how much power will be ,,locked" when the car doesnt accelerate (i.e. is entering a corner).

I read some article about limited slip differencial and so far understand, that certain amount of torque from one wheel is transfered to the other wheel when cornering.

What I dont understand is:

• Terminology. LFS uses power/coast (%), the article mentions "locking (%)". Does "coast" have the exact meaning as "locking"?
  
• What exactly is "locking"? What does it mean if a diff is set to 40% locking? (simple explanation plz)
  
• How does this effect the car behaviour?

I'm not interested in exact technical describtion found in advanced setup guides and articles on the net (which is why I ask in this thread, so please keep it simple :tilt. I'm interested in racing, so I need to know "What does it do? How does it effect the car? And how do I set it?". Thnx.

Quote from tristancliffe :

Sure, bits don't fall off, a tiny bug in the aero means noses have to be high, and below 30mph you can notice a few grip issues, but does that really mean that much?

The bugs are not tiny Tristan, GTR cars in endurance races are racing exclusively with soft compounds, locked differencials and suspension which would make the car fly on real race track. It has been pointed out that this makes LFS look more arcadish than many other sims out there.

People have been racing like this for months and no one actually knows, IF and WHEN these things will be fixed. That's what irritates people most in my opinion. Not that I disagree with you, I know it's work in progress and it's being worked on... (probably).

Quote from mosquito25 :

My opinion
http://pix.nofrag.com/5d/e6/b121e8de219668c65965fb64f4bb.gif

Hehe, nice touch, I think it fits quite well

Quote from whitey6272 :

what resolution should i use in have a 19" TFT

1280x1024 is the native res. of your TFT, so you should stick to this in my opinion.

Quote from Vain :

Yes, the S2-license may not be idiot-proof, but it's wrecker-proof.

S2 is not wrecker proof. Some people are very desperate and even go as far as intentional wrecking when they feel offended. But it's not as common as on demo servers.

multiplayer replays are stored in data/mpr
singleplayer replays are stored in data/spr

Replays can only be viewed in LFS. If you want to view it in Media Player, you first have to record it with Fraps (or similar software). More info here:http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=219

edit> oh well... late again

at least LFS doesn't have online protests... like people blocking Blackwood straight because of physic bugs and unbalanced cars

It's the same with RB4 vs FXO and FXR vs FZR. No matter how good the driver is, a 4WD can't beat the other two cars, which are suppose to be the same class.

People who say the cars have equal chance on track obviously haven't driven in real competition.

Quote from NotAnIllusion :

Grats to the winner, and.. er, the second place guy!

Finishing 2nd with that underpowered FXR is great, gratz I hope it'll get some boost on next physics patch and become more competitive with the other two gtr cars.

Quote from the_angry_angel :

I believe theres a patch for this.

It's already been said, ver. above 2.0.15 do not have this vulnerability. Most of phpbb hacks are a result of people using code, which is sometimes even several years old.

Quote from nesrulz :

Anyone try this Logitech BETA software?

I've been told to use this patch by Logitech support, when I contacted them about my pedals. It indeed helps in some cases (pedals loosing calibration), so I recommend using it, since you won't loose your warranty.

It won't help if you get jumpy input from pedals. A software patch can't fix this problem (AFAIK).

welcome to LFS