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He says Android, that means it's a Kindle Fire - a rather ordinary tablet with normal LCD.

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Never let a database know that the number you're storing is a date... it'll only try to help and make a mess.

Unixtime in a int32 has never failed anyone so far

but it will in year 2038

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non-stable apps and constant crashing from high-profile apps

Sounds amazing.

Here's mine

Hey,
This might sound silly, but sometimes I run into a issue where one tire on an axle is a bit more worn than the other, and it gets replaced, while the other tire on same axle remains hot and steamy.
Obviously, this results in highly unpredictable handling.
Therefore, I would suggest this: a F12 screen option (can also be present in the garage), which, when enabled, will cause tires to be always swapped in pairs on the axle - even if one of them is below the wear threshold.

1) the clutch in it's traditional sense is gone - ie, it is permanently engaged. Therefore, there is no wear to it whatsoever.

2) I'm afraid not in the current state - a lot of memory editing happens to implement it in a way I did it, which will likely trigger a CPW ban.

Grr I'm dumb
Fixed, thanks :ь

Hey,
There's something I have been working on, however, I have not yet decided whether I want to make it into a usable modification - I want to know whether anyone would be interested in such mod,
or not.

What I have made is a transmission modification that simulates a CVT, in 2 modes: economical, where RPM is limited to efficiency sweet-spot, around 3k RPM for various cars - perfect for cruising, and sport, where RPM is held at maximum power if you floor the throttle. Those modes can be switched with a hotkey.

Here's a video that quickly demonstrates how it works: https://streamable.com/do6e5

So, any interest in something like this? :Р

Last edited by Cutie pie, Fri 24 Feb 2017, 02:38.

Thanks, it works now!
However, there's one tiny problem.. and one I can't really report properly.
On the very left of my screen, there's a 1 pixel wide strip that is sometimes pink-ish, sometimes blue-ish. It's definitely not a monitor defect, as when I play LFS with default shaders, it does not appear, nor does it appear anywhere else.
The most stupid thing is that it does not gets captured by screenshots. Therefore I can't even show it properly.
Any idea what it could be?

help i did something stupid
(actually I just extracted .zip into my data\shaders overwriting everything, but looks like I messed something up)

Last edited by Cutie pie, Fri 10 Feb 2017, 14:24.