Voted. Loving LFS in OR, great work.

Thanks!

Bruce

Great news. I have Track IR so I guess I could use that & Oculus Rift together if positional tracking isn't enabled from the get go.


I can't wait - Rift support has rekindled my long dormant interest in LFS!

Looks great, thanks for sharing.

I have a DK2 on order, I hope LFS supports it!

Bruce

Apologies if this has been suggested before (although if it has I can't find it)

It occured to me the other day that it would be usefull to be able to 'Save' controller configs in some way. For example I race with different controllers depending on my situation (wheel, gamepad or even my flight yoke at times !) . If I change controllers at the moment I have to re assign axis and adjust settings every time I swap from using my wheel to using my game pad (for example) If there was a way to save specific configs it would make life easier. I'm sure there are other people who would benefit from something like this.

Mort

Last edited by mort, Tue, 21 Nov 2006 20:58.

Whilst I'm on a posting spree I may as well add that this guide has helped me a lot. There are times when I don't use my wheel (at LAN parties for example) or occasions where I race someone else at home, they get the Track IR and the wheel to give the a real feel for LFS whilst I race on the laptop with a gamepad.

Thanks !

Mort

I find it very hard to choose between the two. My background is more in Flight Sims than racing sims/games. In flight sims realism is everything so I guess I am used to that and get enjoyment from it. I have admit that the learning curve in LFS is very steep as a result though but I enjoy it more than other racing games I've played.

Mort

I got the demo of LFS in March, after looking for a realistic racing game that utilised Track IR. I registered the game for the full version not long after but haven't spent much time with it until recently. I'd like to get to a standard good enough to race in a league of some sorts and am in the process of setting up a small team of like minded noobs to practice/race with.

Bruce (aka Mort)