^ Yes, but in real life if an F1 car drives past you, thats the only thing you can hear, even when you try and speak nothing comes out 'cos its so loud. I bet in LFS you can still hear the road cars clearly even with a GTR car or the F1 sitting next to it revving like crazy ...
Couple of FZR shots ...
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AndRand, i'll do some proper (muddy) rally pics soon 
@zmbi that last 1 you posted is fantastic keep it up
Couple of pics ...
@zmbi that last 1 you posted is fantastic keep it up
Couple of pics ...
Autocross walls
I dont know if this is to do with the cars, or the track, but the brick walls sometimes disappear when you look at them through the windscreen. See the pics ...
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Didnt turn out perfect, but here it is anyway ...
Really like those pics Don, but have you got them in higher res ?
And a couple of my own pics ...
And a couple of my own pics ...
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A few pics
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Updated the 2nd and 3rd pics, although there isnt really enough blur for the tire in the incar pic ... better than nothing
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Updated the 2nd and 3rd pics, although there isnt really enough blur for the tire in the incar pic ... better than nothing
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Its not that complicated, only took 10mins, see the attached pic.
The first pic is the basic image
For the second pic i have adjusted the levels, and adjusted some of the colours using replace colour (in photoshop... image>adjustments>replace colour)
There is a big step up to the third pic. I cut around the close objects (the whole of the bottom part of the image until the track drops away) so i had seperate layers (which makes things a lot easier when you need to blur) for the close (unblurred) and distant (blurred) parts of the image. I also added the grass by using the grass brush, to create the shadows on the grass i selected certain parts and used the burn tool.
At this stage i thought it was finished (some people might prefer the 3rd pic to the 4th
... i dont). But i added another layer and in the end, it changed quite a bitDoes that help ?
I might know a way to fix this ...
... hmmm ... oh yea i've got it, buy an S2 License 
illepallThis is how my wheel is set up and whenever i say i have it on 900 they say its too much, the most it should be is 720
illepall The only difference is that there is no ffb stopping you turning the wheel more, but how often do you use full lock in a racing situation ...@XCNUSE
I didnt have all the pics made when i made the first post ... guess i could have edited it but too late now
@deggis
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?p=25465#post25465
I didnt have all the pics made when i made the first post ... guess i could have edited it but too late now
@deggis
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?p=25465#post25465
"kings screen"
does anyone else not know what this means lolThe reason i prefer the 2nd is ... i prefer the sky, it stands out more because the scenery is silhouetted, and i like the white lines because even though there is less detail it still gives you a perspective.
But as i said, most will prefer the 1st because its probably more realistic, you can see more detail etc etc
Sin City style 
... and yes i did use AA, but with such high contrast you get jaggies. Anybody know anyway to fix this other than gaussian blur
... and yes i did use AA, but with such high contrast you get jaggies. Anybody know anyway to fix this other than gaussian blur8xAA 16xAF After i changed it to black and white, increased contrast, added new layers and layer filters etc some of it doesnt look like AA was used ... but i did use it
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edit: added another pic
Well, its different. There seems to be too much grip, the only time you seem to get oversteer is by using the curbs, its kind of like there is traction control on ... but there isnt.
It seems impossible to lock up when braking, using 100% brake presure and brake balance of 51:49 in the lambo, you can just stamp on the brake pedal with no worries. If you push too hard the worse that will happen is you'll understeer off, the gravel in GTR used to be punishing but now instead of skating over the top of it, it just slows you down, and you can turn easy enough to get back on track.
edit: what season is it meant to be, because its the old '03 track?
It seems impossible to lock up when braking, using 100% brake presure and brake balance of 51:49 in the lambo, you can just stamp on the brake pedal with no worries. If you push too hard the worse that will happen is you'll understeer off, the gravel in GTR used to be punishing but now instead of skating over the top of it, it just slows you down, and you can turn easy enough to get back on track.
edit: what season is it meant to be, because its the old '03 track?
Narrow tracks can add to the sense of speed, and it used to be good when F1 ran at the old Hockenheim, which was not only a high speed track, but was also very narrow making it seem even faster.
You dont exactly need wide tracks to race F1 cars, the modern tracks are too wide i think. Some of the older tracks are wide enough, such as Imola, look at the attached pic.
If an F1 car is roughly 200cm wide, then the track is roughly 10-11m wide! Which may sound narrow, but is a good width. Then look at the other pics, fern bay is about 11-12m wide, but apparently ...
"Sure you can drive a BF1 or FO8 around Fern Bay, but that's what I would call unrealistic because that would never happen IRL. " :pillepall
Then you move on to South City, some parts of this track are up to 30m, most parts are about 15m, and then the narrow bit is 10m.
Kind of puts it into perspective that Fern Bay isnt too narrow for F1 cars, and the mix of tracks we have at the moment are ok.
You dont exactly need wide tracks to race F1 cars, the modern tracks are too wide i think. Some of the older tracks are wide enough, such as Imola, look at the attached pic.
If an F1 car is roughly 200cm wide, then the track is roughly 10-11m wide! Which may sound narrow, but is a good width. Then look at the other pics, fern bay is about 11-12m wide, but apparently ...
"Sure you can drive a BF1 or FO8 around Fern Bay, but that's what I would call unrealistic because that would never happen IRL. " :pillepall
Then you move on to South City, some parts of this track are up to 30m, most parts are about 15m, and then the narrow bit is 10m.
Kind of puts it into perspective that Fern Bay isnt too narrow for F1 cars, and the mix of tracks we have at the moment are ok.
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