There are so many things to alter in LFS that will alter the handling in some way or other that it does take time to get personal setups just right, even after 9 years i am constantly doing little adjustments to my wheel config, if you would like some setups that i believe would be stable let me know and il upload some for you
As above it depends on which car you are about to drive regarding wheel degrees setting
Apart from that in Logitech profiler set the FFB to 105 as there is some issue(read a while ago so unless fixed)
Make sure you have the setting Allow Game to Adjust settings
Disable/Uncheck the centering spring in force feedback games
Spring and damper setting to 0
I drive the FBM most of the time and have the steering set to 450 degrees with 0 wheel turn comp and the ingame FFB set to 10 or below also analogue steer smooth set to 0
Demo servers fill up pretty quickly if an admins present and there is clean fair racing, daily can be racing on a full server. If i compare lfs online to pcars online or pcars 2 online which are much newer games/sims id say they is either no difference or very little difference in numbers that play online most of the time and if you include the cruise/drift servers then LFS probably has more online
Demo racing as we know can be a disaster if allowed to be but we do try to have admins online as much as possible on the MRc servers and i know the AA servers also do there best to keep there servers clean.
The reason i am mentioning demo to you is it is easy to come to the conclusion of low numbers if only looking at licensed servers but the majority of the time demo can be a lot more active
LFS does need to make some advertising campaign to get itself noticed more, in 2010 i had only found LFS by chance and had not heard of it before, I mention LFS to others on A.C and the majority have not heard of liveforspeed and after they have look they love it and the chance to try before buying a license is a bonus and they see that as confidence that once you have tried it you will buy if its within your means
Even though a large part of the playerbase is from cruise/drift it needs to be remembered that LFS is a racing simulator and not a drifting/cruise sim/game. Imagine the time it would take to make lfs openworldw which would be time not spent on the important updates that need doing ! At the moment the graphical updates benefits us all so is a win-win
I enjoy drifting and cruise myself at times to wind down so would love an openworld sim but its not a realistic possibility at the moment
video is awesome, would look good if at the end it then showed some of the cars in some race moments to give the feel of competing against others. Would be an epic video to showcase the cars
well for sure the ddos attacks will not have helped any progression. Also for LFS the physics are not the most urgent thing needed. There has been many new things released since 2010 such as the new westhill and rockingham and the new revised blackwood along with VR
the attackers will welcome the attention i guess. Which makes me wonder if at the times of attacks if a pattern of the attackers I.P checking the forum would be present which could point to someone already suspected unless they used a proxy to check
Great job on getting things back online. Its refreshing to see so much support for the dev's and also to be standing together without quarrel. what does not kill us, makes us stronger which is evident here
If he was 100% certain that he was going to commit to sim racing and obviously had some money to spare then it makes a big difference with a better wheel it just comes down to patience.
Id gone from using a ps3 pad for 5+ years then to a thrustmaster(cheaper 458 italia) and sucked back then onto my g27 and then started to improve but not right away. He would pick a second hand g27 up fairly cheap and a g29 is only cosmetically different as they are practically the same hardware apart from extra buttons on the g29
I was the same when learning to play a guitar, id hear the end result played by someone and wanted to play like that too quickly which then would knock my confidence and make me want to give up
Often its trying to hard or too often that may stop you from progressing. Being relaxed and focused helps and the relaxed part is what can be missing. A big part is finding or making a setup that is just right for you. I only recently had managed to get into the 11s on bl2 fbm and that was thanks to a setup i was passed by a team mate,obvious the right driving lines and braking points are important but i had already learnt them from many laps
Relax and keep it fun and be have patience and you will improve
have used the rift for quite a while now and did experience this a little at first. LFS + rift is a superb experience overall i must say and in all honesty when i am racing (mostly FBM blackwood historic) i am concentrating that hard on where my car is and the apex of a corner that i rarely notice the microstutter but notice that when someone joins the server it can happen bad