LOL, that will sounds like a "must-provide" list if some would find it 
I hope Eric is well progressing with the placements of street lights among the tracks to brighten the night
, and I do really hope we see the tire physics coming with the graphic updates : it is THE thing that really matters to me 
... Getting mad with locked diff 
I hope Eric is well progressing with the placements of street lights among the tracks to brighten the night
, and I do really hope we see the tire physics coming with the graphic updates : it is THE thing that really matters to me ... Getting mad with locked diff glad for them and for you if they decide to come here 
I share your point on the lawyer, unless being a friend, it may be very very expensive, to not speak about the stress and time to spend following the thing ... If the people came here, back or fresh, by themselves, it is a lot better for you guys
I share your point on the lawyer, unless being a friend, it may be very very expensive, to not speak about the stress and time to spend following the thing ... If the people came here, back or fresh, by themselves, it is a lot better for you guys
Hi Yisc, this is the line that has made me ask this question....
Split1=XX.XX.XX:XX.XX.XX:... ( one or more split, less is first and so on )
That makes it look like you can add as many timings as you want.
Andy
Split1=XX.XX.XX:XX.XX.XX:... ( one or more split, less is first and so on )
That makes it look like you can add as many timings as you want.
Andy
I have no problem with this approach either, "but" ... just recently I did watch video from GDC about "Path of Exile" game, it's free-to-play "game as service", monetizing on skins/etc (I think they don't sell anything directly affecting gameplay, but I may be wrong, never tried the game).
They had some biz plans/etc... released the game, been running it for couple of years, and everything was "OK"-ish, hitting their initial goals, but not really growing... until...
They changed to fixed release-time schedule, having big-patch/small-patch every 6/4 months IIRC. The key point for you to take away from this is the "scheduled", the mere predictability of their actions bring big boost to all values, getting them back into growth.
It's similar with twitch/youtube streamers, one of the basic advice is "have a schedule and stick to it".
You can probably check yourself how much attention these scheduled LFS monthly progress reports take, if you manage to compare it with some unscheduled progress reports, I wouldn't be surprised if you would be able to pick up some trend in the numbers, although maybe it doesn't matter.
I understand this is extremely "anti" your current style of work; with hindsight, if you would even "promise" something like "big patch with physics in 3 years", it wouldn't help either and it would flop too. Then again putting at least some regularity into LFS life is maybe possible. The patch thing would be obviously very difficult to achieve (unless you would release even some unfinished "dev-test" builds at particular dates, just for the sake of releasing), but keeping like montly dev-blog reports, maybe helping to organize some "official" LFS racing event 2-4 times per year, etc.. would bring some benefits of this scheduled approach also to you.
(edit: link to the GDC video: https://youtu.be/pM_5S55jUzk )
I was reading some older progress reports, and get reminded this sentence in November's one :
Since we get :
- Autocross in December
- Westhill in January
- Kyoto Ring in April, but it is "not yet finished"
This means that by November, the remaining tracks were those 3 + South City and Fern Bay.
We can assume that Kyoto Ring was not the track to finish, unless it could have taken 5 months (why not in the end...) and it is "not yet finished" ... Kyoto would be part of the 2 tracks to finish in November.
=> Currently I would tend to suppose that there is still one track not finished (finish is maybe not appropriate, let's say operational) maximum while South City and Fern Bay still get secretly hidden 
... Get ready for next progress report ?
Since we get :
- Autocross in December
- Westhill in January
- Kyoto Ring in April, but it is "not yet finished"
This means that by November, the remaining tracks were those 3 + South City and Fern Bay.
We can assume that Kyoto Ring was not the track to finish, unless it could have taken 5 months (why not in the end...) and it is "not yet finished" ... Kyoto would be part of the 2 tracks to finish in November.
=> Currently I would tend to suppose that there is still one track not finished (finish is maybe not appropriate, let's say operational) maximum
while South City and Fern Bay still get secretly hidden ... Get ready for next progress report ?
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i wish lfs phisics was in gta5 with all these cool cars /mods and land ... maybe a collab with FiveM ? ummmmmmmm
indeed, and it will be a modern FWD with a very low rpm turbo action (max torque between 1700 and 5000rpm, almost a diesel), ESP that cannot be deactivated, huge tire width as usual (235! , modern FWD ....) ...
Clearly great for close racing if interested.
A kind of 130i to fight against would be nice
Clearly great for close racing if interested.
A kind of 130i to fight against would be nice
It is true that it is hardly enjoyable...
... But we need bigger banking
indeed they are present since a long time, but as there is a high chance the new physics may be released among the graphic update, this is clearly giving the feeling that we may see the VW coming with the upcoming release ^^
To be honest, I suppose we may face first some serious test patch sessions for Eric and Scawen's pleasure ( ) before we actually see the VWS in the official patch ...
To be honest, I suppose we may face first some serious test patch sessions for Eric and Scawen's pleasure (
) before we actually see the VWS in the official patch ...Sadly no luck 
I bought a all metal encoder like the following:
I received it yesterday, tried fixing the wheel today with 0 luck.
I think the light sensors are simply misaligned, but I lost hours moving them to every kind of place and never picked up any wheel movement, even broke 1 leg of the IR emitter, soldered it, its emitting again, but really no way to make it work.
I also tried the encoder wheel on every kind of position, more to the middle, more to the emitter side, more to the receiver side and even at both edges, I also tried painting the encoder metal wheel with a black permanent ink marker and still nothing...
Now I'm gonna have to wait for a promotion on a new wheel and spend a full year of savings.
Which should I buy, Logitech G29 or Thrustmaster T300?
Both are made to die fast as far as I know G29 still has problems with the hall sensor (just like G25 G27 with the encoder wheels), the motors wear out and get harder and harder to move very fast as they build up crap from the brushes inside, they are basically the same crap as the ones on my G25.
Thrustmaster has a way better motor since brushless which will probably last longer than the rest that will break up fast though the plstic on the motor usually also breaks leaving the good motor unusable, the haul sensor starts to get loose as Thrustmaster don't even know there are better glues on the market...
All I see is that both are still expensive and break very fast and I also still don't know why they keep using pots on the god damn pedals when there is so much more cheap and better technology that they could have used that would last 4 ever, yeah they really want is that they break so we have to keep buying expensive shitty stuff...
I bought a all metal encoder like the following:
I received it yesterday, tried fixing the wheel today with 0 luck.
I think the light sensors are simply misaligned, but I lost hours moving them to every kind of place and never picked up any wheel movement, even broke 1 leg of the IR emitter, soldered it, its emitting again, but really no way to make it work.
I also tried the encoder wheel on every kind of position, more to the middle, more to the emitter side, more to the receiver side and even at both edges, I also tried painting the encoder metal wheel with a black permanent ink marker and still nothing
...Now I'm gonna have to wait for a promotion on a new wheel and spend a full year of savings
.Which should I buy, Logitech G29 or Thrustmaster T300?
Both are made to die fast as far as I know G29 still has problems with the hall sensor (just like G25 G27 with the encoder wheels), the motors wear out and get harder and harder to move very fast as they build up crap from the brushes inside, they are basically the same crap as the ones on my G25.
Thrustmaster has a way better motor since brushless which will probably last longer than the rest that will break up fast though the plstic on the motor usually also breaks leaving the good motor unusable, the haul sensor starts to get loose as Thrustmaster don't even know there are better glues on the market...
All I see is that both are still expensive and break very fast and I also still don't know why they keep using pots on the god damn pedals when there is so much more cheap and better technology that they could have used that would last 4 ever, yeah they really want is that they break so we have to keep buying expensive shitty stuff...
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Well, VR updates going next two months because is coming next new VR "Valve Index"...
I think both videos are fine, and better than I could have come up with!
I think you should add bit about signage; on most Blackwood straights, there are both countdown markers (100, 50) and arrow signs to show which way the next turn goes.
I would imagine most people, even with the mini map, aren't sure which way to go, so prompting to look out for corner signs might help, and where there are countdown markers, these are usually placed at corners where you need to do a lot of braking.
Also, break up video a bit with some on track examples - show start lights go green, show how to put car in gear, show how to press down on gas. First corner, look at direction sign to see which way to go, and look at distance markers to give you an idea of where to brake (150 might be early for most turns, and 50 is getting late!).
Lots of people will crash, so show a crash, and how to reset to get car repaired (press button, get in gear, press gas to go).
Maybe show them screenshot of the car they'll be driving, and what its top speed is. Big maybe - let them know what the WR is for the track/car combo is, and if only they are as good as they think they are ...!!
InSim - I once did a layout where I provided option for "Pace Notes" - for example, see my YouTube video - HERE Skip first 1 min 20 secs, and turn sound down a bit.
Plus, don't know how long normal queue time may be, but maybe time your video to show at least twice during this waiting time. First time, most people may not realise what its meant for, and 2nd time gives them time to take it in.
Lastly, show some bloopers of people getting it totally wrong - let the new drivers know what the competition is like!
Good luck
I think you should add bit about signage; on most Blackwood straights, there are both countdown markers (100, 50) and arrow signs to show which way the next turn goes.
I would imagine most people, even with the mini map, aren't sure which way to go, so prompting to look out for corner signs might help, and where there are countdown markers, these are usually placed at corners where you need to do a lot of braking.
Also, break up video a bit with some on track examples - show start lights go green, show how to put car in gear, show how to press down on gas. First corner, look at direction sign to see which way to go, and look at distance markers to give you an idea of where to brake (150 might be early for most turns, and 50 is getting late!).
Lots of people will crash, so show a crash, and how to reset to get car repaired (press button, get in gear, press gas to go).
Maybe show them screenshot of the car they'll be driving, and what its top speed is. Big maybe - let them know what the WR is for the track/car combo is, and if only they are as good as they think they are ...!!
InSim - I once did a layout where I provided option for "Pace Notes" - for example, see my YouTube video - HERE Skip first 1 min 20 secs, and turn sound down a bit.
Plus, don't know how long normal queue time may be, but maybe time your video to show at least twice during this waiting time. First time, most people may not realise what its meant for, and 2nd time gives them time to take it in.
Lastly, show some bloopers of people getting it totally wrong - let the new drivers know what the competition is like!
Good luck
[Solved] RegisterScheduleAction - FOREACH
Problem:
1. Every second the timer is supposed to execute, it only executes once on lapper start.
2. $mList - It reports as 0 entries even though I'm online.
3. Even if I remove every line except the first one ( to report the time ) it only runs once.
#. Error logs say nothing
Has anyone encountered this problem before? it works for me for scheduled actions of 1 minute tho...
Temp fix: wrote a RegisterScheduleAction for every second from 00 to 59 T_T
1. Every second the timer is supposed to execute, it only executes once on lapper start.
2. $mList - It reports as 0 entries even though I'm online.
3. Even if I remove every line except the first one ( to report the time ) it only runs once.
#. Error logs say nothing
Has anyone encountered this problem before? it works for me for scheduled actions of 1 minute tho...
CatchEvent OnLapperStart()
# Some functions ... #
RegisterScheduleAction( "* * * * * * *", Second_Timer ); # Execute every second.
EndCatchEvent
Sub Second_Timer() # Timer #
writeline( "RSB_Time timer " . GetLapperVar( "longtime" ) );
$mList = GetListOfPlayers();
$mListCount = arrayCount( $mList ); # Reports as 0 entries.
writeline( "RSB_Time $mList: " . $mListCount . " entries: " . $mList[0] . ", " . $mList[1] . "." );
FOREACH ( $maVar IN $mList )
writeline( "RSB_Time FOREACH" );
IF ( GetPlayerVar( $maVar["value"] , "UserName" ) != "" ) # Not Host #
THEN
# DO SOMETHING #
writeline( "RSB_Time Username exists" );
IF ( GetPlayerVar( $maVar["value"] , "Delivery" ) != "" )
THEN
$distance = ToNum( trackuserdistance( GetPlayerVar( $maVar["value"] , "Delivery" ) , $maVar["value"] ));
IF ( $distance < 5 )
THEN
SetPlayerVar( $maVar["value"] , "DeliveryTick" , ToNum( GetPlayerVar( $maVar["value"] , "DeliveryTick" ) + 1 ) );
$TickCount = ToNum(GetPlayerVar( $maVar["value"] , "DeliveryTick" ));
IF ( $TickCount >= 3 )
THEN
SetPlayerVar( $maVar["value"] , "DeliveryStatus" , "1" );
$DeliverToUserID = GetPlayerVar( GetPlayerVar( $maVar["value"] , "Delivery" ) , "UserID" ); #Get Receiving Player UCID.
FOREACH ( $CompanyArray IN $Companies )
$OrderVar = ToString( "UserName_Order_" . $CompanyArray["value"] . "_" . $DeliverToUserID );
$OrderCompany = ToString( $CompanyArray["value"] );
IF ( GetStoredValue( $OrderVar ) != "" )
THEN
$DeliverToNickName = GetPlayerVar( GetStoredValue( "UserName_Number_" . $DeliverToUserID ) , "NickName" );
PrivMsg( $maVar["value"] , "^7You have ^2successfully delivered ^7to " . $DeliverToNickName );
Delivery_Order_Delivered( $OrderCompany , $DeliverToUserID );
ENDIF
ENDFOREACH
ENDIF
ENDIF
ENDIF
ENDIF
ENDFOREACH
EndSubTemp fix: wrote a RegisterScheduleAction for every second from 00 to 59 T_T
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Yeah, for 300th RTFR, if there is car/combo voting/suggesting, I definitely will go then for a pure layout, rather than damn track...
... Hmmm.... HMMM... HMMM!!!!
... Hmmm.... HMMM... HMMM!!!!
Sorry I forgot to mention it, but it actually starts with:
I haven't altered anything except added those lines of code (see previous reply) to my Event OnConnect. I think those pieces of code are enough, it's just that the algorithm seems to be wrong and I'm having trouble applying the right algorithm (just can't wrap my head around it
) so it only registers unique usernames. As far as error logs go it doesn't say anything's wrong (from the ERR.log file in bin/default/logs).
Also $userName is already declared in the beginning, and should not be the problem as it returns my username when registered (it basically registers me as a new user every reload
)
Regarding starting with 2:
I had trouble with it starting at $i = 0 so I just moved up 1. The problem isn't where it starts but how it executes. I think the main problem might be the parameters, or the order of the IF statements...
I also manually set the stored-values "REGISTER_COUNTER" and "UserName_Number_" . $i
if I find duplicates after connecting/reloading.
CONTEXT: (If it helps...)
I need a script that runs at 5pm, everyday, that distributes the player's dividend (gives them some money from the total profit) relative to their shareholding from the companies they have partial ownership of, even when they're offline. This is where listing all usernames from storedvalue.dbs comes in:
(All in a WHILE Loop with $i = 1 and $register_counter = "REGISTER_COUNTER")
If they're offline, I can send them a mail by a:
IF ( GetUserStoredValue("HAVEMAIL") == 1 ) THEN PrivMsg GetStoredValue("MAIL_" . $userName)
if they do receive dividends while offline. These investors have every right to know how much dividend they receive at 5pm, even if they come online at 6pm.
[b]CatchEvent OnConnect ( $userName )[/b]
....does some stuff....
IF ( GetStoredValue( "REGISTER_COUNTER" ) == "" )
... # see my previous post for whole section of relevant code # ....
ENDFOR
... some other stuff ...
EndCatchEvent
I haven't altered anything except added those lines of code (see previous reply) to my Event OnConnect. I think those pieces of code are enough, it's just that the algorithm seems to be wrong and I'm having trouble applying the right algorithm (just can't wrap my head around it
) so it only registers unique usernames. As far as error logs go it doesn't say anything's wrong (from the ERR.log file in bin/default/logs).Also $userName is already declared in the beginning, and should not be the problem as it returns my username when registered (it basically registers me as a new user every reload
)Regarding starting with 2:
I had trouble with it starting at $i = 0 so I just moved up 1. The problem isn't where it starts but how it executes. I think the main problem might be the parameters, or the order of the IF statements...
I also manually set the stored-values "REGISTER_COUNTER" and "UserName_Number_" . $i
if I find duplicates after connecting/reloading.
CONTEXT: (If it helps...)
I need a script that runs at 5pm, everyday, that distributes the player's dividend (gives them some money from the total profit) relative to their shareholding from the companies they have partial ownership of, even when they're offline. This is where listing all usernames from storedvalue.dbs comes in:
(All in a WHILE Loop with $i = 1 and $register_counter = "REGISTER_COUNTER")
IF ( GetStoredValue( "UserName_Number_" . $i ) != "" )
THEN
IF ( GetPlayerVar( GetStoredValue( "UserName_Number_" . $i ), "NickName" ) == "" ) # Offline
THEN
# distribute dividend by set/getuserstoredvalue. #
ELSE
IF ( GetPlayerVar( GetStoredValue( "UserName_Number_" . $i ), "NickName" ) != "" ) # Online
THEN # distribute dividend normally by set/getplayervar. #
ENDIF
ENDIF
ENDIFIf they're offline, I can send them a mail by a:
IF ( GetUserStoredValue("HAVEMAIL") == 1 ) THEN PrivMsg GetStoredValue("MAIL_" . $userName)
if they do receive dividends while offline. These investors have every right to know how much dividend they receive at 5pm, even if they come online at 6pm.
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it remains a matter of money ... like if F1 would lack of ?
oopsEDIT: ... and then there is also the poster for this race...
[Solved] Retrieve UserNames - storedvalue.dbs
As the title says,
Problem:
I need to distribute a large sum of money (which occurs on a regular interval) for all players (users) in my server whether they are online or offline. One of the problems is that all the users' and server data are stored in storedvalue.dbs (located in "./bin/default/Databases" ).
GetListOfPlayers() - only returns list of all players online ...
GetListOfUsersGroup - doesn't work for storedvalue.dbs ...
Is there a way to retrieve all usernames of players in storedvalue.dbs so I can #do something# with their stored data?
e.g.: (This is what I'm trying to do)
Note: No, I am not asking for a full script lol, I just need a function that can draw all usernames from the current storedvalue.dbs database.
Problem:
I need to distribute a large sum of money (which occurs on a regular interval) for all players (users) in my server whether they are online or offline. One of the problems is that all the users' and server data are stored in storedvalue.dbs (located in "./bin/default/Databases" ).
GetListOfPlayers() - only returns list of all players online ...
GetListOfUsersGroup - doesn't work for storedvalue.dbs ...
Is there a way to retrieve all usernames of players in storedvalue.dbs so I can #do something# with their stored data?
e.g.: (This is what I'm trying to do)
Sub < this sub >
$mList = [b]< Get List of All Players' "UserNames" from storedvalue.dbs >[/b] ;
FOREACH ( $maVar IN $mList )
IF ( <they are online, their nickname != "" > )
THEN
# Distribute moneys #
SetPlayerVar( $maVar["value"] , "<var>" , <change> );
ELSE
# Rest aren't online, so distribute moneys to remaining (offline) players too #
SetUserStoredValue( $maVar["value"] , "<var>" , <change> );
ENDIF
ENDFOREACH
EndSubNote: No, I am not asking for a full script lol, I just need a function that can draw all usernames from the current storedvalue.dbs database.
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I tested the IR emitter a few days ago with my phone camera and its working, the receiver however I used some random pins and it measured around 4.2V if I'm remembering well, but I didnt have anyone help to block all the light and do it in complete darkness to see if the voltage would change ...
Anyway I ordered a new wheel encoder for 20$, it will probably take more than a month to arrive, then I will update here If I made it work...
And if it start picking up wheel movement, then I will fully disassemble the other motor, fully clean all the internals, use a very thin sandpaper like 2000 and make the brush contacts shinning like new, however I suspect the problem is the bearings and I don't know what size they are to order some new ones...
And in case the brushes are worn, does anyone know what kind of brushes suit best, can I buy like some cheap ones from Hobbyking.com from RC motors like 540 size or bigger? And whats the best ones, carbon?
...Anyway I ordered a new wheel encoder for 20$, it will probably take more than a month to arrive, then I will update here If I made it work...
And if it start picking up wheel movement, then I will fully disassemble the other motor, fully clean all the internals, use a very thin sandpaper like 2000 and make the brush contacts shinning like new, however I suspect the problem is the bearings and I don't know what size they are to order some new ones...
And in case the brushes are worn, does anyone know what kind of brushes suit best, can I buy like some cheap ones from Hobbyking.com from RC motors like 540 size or bigger? And whats the best ones, carbon?
yep, night is indeed a great feature even if it is not the most pleasant time to race with . Like rain ... it is not good at all, but it is part of races !
When done, we will be waiting for modern cars with directional lights then 
. Like rain ... it is not good at all, but it is part of races !When done, we will be waiting for modern cars with directional lights then
... when driving in dark (night or very overcast day), and cars in opposite direction have their lights on, it can take long seconds for your eyes to adjust from having lights shining in your eyes, to being able to see reasonably well again, made worse if you wear glasses because of glare (even with anti-reflective coatings).
And in recent years, with xenon and led lights that are even brighter than normal bulbs, this problem has got much worse for me. So much so, that I won't drive long distances anymore. Especially to places I don't know my way around.
I realise that if you're on a track, this shouldn't be so much of a problem, as (hopefully) everyone is driving in same direction, and most of the glare will come from your mirrors.
Yes I know that part and I already contacted a seller and that part is quite expensive...
19€ for like 10 cents worth of metal...
The problem is the 2 optic sensors got moved from their place a bit and I also don't know if they are working anymore and I need is a way to test them but don't know how to test the 2 sensors (can't test with my encoder wheel because it got all broken and warped all over the place)...
If they are good I would buy that decoder 60 hole wheel. G29 have been in a promotion for 200€ a few time ago, that 10 cent worth of metal part is like almost 1/10th of the price of the whole G29 in last promotion lool.
Sadly now the G29 is around 300€ locally so even if I can't fix my G25 I can't buy a new racing wheel for now as I don't have much money to spend on something that breaks after like 1000 hours or so
.The motors are both working, just the other without the encoder is a bit harder to turn, I fully cleaned it, but didnt fix the problem, I might need to fully open it or change the bearings, but they seem hard to open and I dont see anything while searching on how to open G25/G27 motors.
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I'm getting mixed results ...
My code
My results
I didn't jump start, but from green light, to crossing finish line at start is over half second difference between what's recorded between sector split and racetime. And both InSim times are over 10secs on from LFS recorded time.
Nothing displayed for ms, secs, or minutes.
My code
<?php
Event OnCrossingChecker($userName,$Flags,$Time,$Object,$UserSpeed,$CircleIndex) # Player event
$dateracestarted = GetLapperVar("dateracestarted"); #Get date and time when the race has been started.
privmsg("Race Start: ".$dateracestarted);
privmsg("Driver: ".getplayervar($userName,"NickName"));
privmsg($Object." sector split: ".$Time);
$racetime = GetLapperVar("racetime"); # Elapsed racetime (in Milliseconds) after the race has been started
privmsg("Racetime: ".(NumToMSH($racetime)));
$elapsedms = GetLapperVar("elapsedms"); # Elapsed racetime (in Milliseconds) after the race has been started
privmsg("Elapsed Milliseconds: ".(NumToMSH($elapsedms)));
$elapsedsecs = GetLapperVar("elapsedsecs"); # Elapsed racetime (in Seconds) after the race has been started
privmsg("Elapsed Seconds: ".(NumToMSH($elapsedsecs)));
$elapsedmins = GetLapperVar("elapsedmins"); #Elapsed racetime (in Minutes) after the race has been started
privmsg("Elapsed Minutes: ".(NumToMSH($elapsedmins)));
EndEvent
?>
I didn't jump start, but from green light, to crossing finish line at start is over half second difference between what's recorded between sector split and racetime. And both InSim times are over 10secs on from LFS recorded time.
Nothing displayed for ms, secs, or minutes.
Now that I've got it working, and am playing with InSim checkpoints ...
Would it be better rather than having to play about with changing time outputs from numbers, lapper gave you the proper, real time, without having to use NumToMSH?
Using the following event
gives me a number such as 70210, which I then have to add code, in proper format, to change into a proper time (ie 1m 10.21s).
Not so bad for people who have some experience of lapper, but its complicated when you don't really know it, (or in my case, forget how to use it) and expect things to work without having to delve into code and change it.
Also.
Would be worth adding comment to the !myconfig line in the lfslapper.lpr file - there's nothing to say what it does, and it seems to be hard wired into lapper, as you can search for the function, and find nothing. Maybe comment such as "#function to change language, unit of speed, etc"?
Would it be better rather than having to play about with changing time outputs from numbers, lapper gave you the proper, real time, without having to use NumToMSH?
Using the following event
<?php
Event OnCrossingChecker($userName,$Flags,$Time,$Object,$UserSpeed,$CircleIndex) # Player event
privmsg(getplayervar($userName,"NickName"));
privmsg("Action: ".$Flags);
privmsg("Time: ".$Time);
privmsg("Object: ".$Object);
privmsg("CircleIndex: ".$CircleIndex);
privmsg("Speed: ".$UserSpeed." ".getplayervar($userName,"UnitSpeed"));
EndEvent
?>
gives me a number such as 70210, which I then have to add code, in proper format, to change into a proper time (ie 1m 10.21s).
Not so bad for people who have some experience of lapper, but its complicated when you don't really know it, (or in my case, forget how to use it) and expect things to work without having to delve into code and change it.
Also.
Would be worth adding comment to the !myconfig line in the lfslapper.lpr file - there's nothing to say what it does, and it seems to be hard wired into lapper, as you can search for the function, and find nothing. Maybe comment such as "#function to change language, unit of speed, etc"?
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