Took me a lot of laps over a couple of weeks to set the fastest times, and someone takes a couple of hours to beat every vehicle type he tried ...
Video of me driving layout in RB4 ...
Another video, but slightly different configuration ...
Another video, but slightly different configuration ...
LA1 TripleX 3
Put a new layout up on my server - it's one of four slightly different configurations that I made following basically the same route.
The layout is approx 4.1 miles (approx. 6.6 km) with over 30 turns.
When you get to any of the 3 crossovers, you just drive straight across.
Times set for most of the slower vehicles available.
The layout is approx 4.1 miles (approx. 6.6 km) with over 30 turns.
When you get to any of the 3 crossovers, you just drive straight across.
Times set for most of the slower vehicles available.
Further update ...
A few changes ...
Top times for reverse Perimeter layout ...
New times and drift scores for current Perimeter layout ...
Recently changed to the Perimeter layout.
Current top times and drift scores ...
Current top times and drift scores ...
You can play music in LFS, but files need to be in Ogg format.
They should be added to ./data/ogg directory.
When in game, SHIFT O and then click on Audio, where there's a small section for music.
They should be added to ./data/ogg directory.
When in game, SHIFT O and then click on Audio, where there's a small section for music.
LA2 Stadium RoC
There was a recent post on the forum where someone asked about creating a stadium as part of the still being updated South City layout, and Scawen thought it might be good idea to have a standalone Stadium.
So, I ported one of my old Race of Champion (RoC) layouts (used to be in the sky on SO4), down to ground level on the Layout Square to get some idea of how it might look.
The track layout covers an area of approx 179 x 92 metres, and is only setup as speed run / time trial, and the track is approx. 1 km (0.62 miles) in length. Track approx 8m wide.
Layout is enclosed, so no way to drive in and out, which the person who posted may have been thinking about.
It's possible to shrink the track lengthwise by taking about 16m off it, but not really the breadth, so track could be made to fit into 163 x 92 metre space, which may be quite big for a lot of real life stadiums.
Drove a lap with keys.
So, I ported one of my old Race of Champion (RoC) layouts (used to be in the sky on SO4), down to ground level on the Layout Square to get some idea of how it might look.
The track layout covers an area of approx 179 x 92 metres, and is only setup as speed run / time trial, and the track is approx. 1 km (0.62 miles) in length. Track approx 8m wide.
Layout is enclosed, so no way to drive in and out, which the person who posted may have been thinking about.
It's possible to shrink the track lengthwise by taking about 16m off it, but not really the breadth, so track could be made to fit into 163 x 92 metre space, which may be quite big for a lot of real life stadiums.
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Drove a lap with keys.
Updated times and drift scores for the reverse infield layout ...
Some more times and drift scores ...
Now converted to reverse configuration, but (as keeping the same lapper databases to record times and scores) as LA2 layout.
Set some times as I was changing signage and pit lane round. Most easily beatable, although I really tried hard to set good times with the town bus and Land Roamer mods.
Set some times as I was changing signage and pit lane round. Most easily beatable, although I really tried hard to set good times with the town bus and Land Roamer mods.
New times and drift scores ...
In future, I think I'll ignore every demo player's posts for info / help.
If they are legal, and they're using lapper, then they're able to afford renting a server, so should be able to afford a license.
By "help", do you mean you can't get your code to work, or are you looking for someone to code it for you?
There's an Event for that.
Search your LFSLapper.lpr file for "Actions to do on Insim Checker/Checkpoint (AutoX object)".
Alternatively, you could probably use a Zone or Node if you're more used to these.
Search your LFSLapper.lpr file for "Actions to do on Insim Checker/Checkpoint (AutoX object)".
Alternatively, you could probably use a Zone or Node if you're more used to these.
Some slight changes to the top times and drift scores.
Well, someone beat a number of my times - especially with the fast cars.
Glad you liked it.
This layout, like most of mine, is a single-lap time trial layout.
A single player does a lap, and times/drift scores are recorded and saved. There's an option (!top or !drift) to compare times/scores with other drivers.
The bridges were put in to both upset the balance of the vehicles, as you may need to have ride height slightly higher/softer suspension than optimum than if the track was totally flat, and it also gives the track a little bit of undulation.
This layout, like most of mine, is a single-lap time trial layout.
A single player does a lap, and times/drift scores are recorded and saved. There's an option (!top or !drift) to compare times/scores with other drivers.
The bridges were put in to both upset the balance of the vehicles, as you may need to have ride height slightly higher/softer suspension than optimum than if the track was totally flat, and it also gives the track a little bit of undulation.
Top Times and Drift Scores July 4, 2024 ...
Also attached table that shows top times for every vehicle type (standard LFS vehicles and a selection of mods) that's allowed to be driven on the server.
Also attached table that shows top times for every vehicle type (standard LFS vehicles and a selection of mods) that's allowed to be driven on the server.
Had to hack at one of my 'trees' to get some more objects, but the gap is now fixed.
Go for it - I made it public so anyone can use it.
I don't need the credit, but thanks for the offer
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