That's the way I like. You explained your opinion - I'm okay with that. But still, it's a kind of a "request" topic, not a discussion. Make your own thread and we all can discuss it there.

Quote from Biohazard :

What the hell?!

Could please somebody else post here and tell me that he is the one being a bit weird?

It's really getting me mad, that some users in this community, are so intolerant about questions they don't like. If you don't have nothing to say but solution, please don't post it. A'ight?

EDIT: I have read so many threads, were a new racer (mostly demo) comes with a question, which isn't so stupid at all and almost all replied posters just put him/her down. Just because they don't like it. And ofcourse all those threads, were some smartass posts "oh yeah lets close demo" and bunch of "+1" "+1" "+1" after that. If freaking hate attitude like that.

Last edited by byte1, Sun 21 Sep 2008, 18:41.

Quote from Biohazard :

True, that is what i said with every single word of my last post.

In my first one I was referring to racing, not some british car related television programme. As good as TopGear may be, it is not a form of racing.

OK. But FFS stay on-topic not your LFS-related beliefs?

Quote from Biohazard :

I for one do not consider "TopGear" as racing.

And Stig is an amateur, also.

Watch Topgear, then.

Is it possible to simulate in-car audio in LFS? In single player ofc. I have thought of Winamp presets and changing them forth and back with hotkeys V and Shift-V (changing view in LFS) - one preset would be outside the car and one inside the car.

All no-life-lfs-lovers-don't-like-any-suggestions stay away from this thread. Like http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=46683 here. Seems to me, that some "-1" posters there have mental disabilities.. Why the hell you can't/ask suggest???

Have you got more than just a concept, for now? You have even any memory addresses, for start?

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Lible - 07.09.08
To those concerned about the devs not allowing this - as stated in LFS Forum's agreement, the devs don't care and the moderators deal with this stuff. I sent a link to this mod to a moderator but it seems they don't care as long as it isn't posted on the forum.

From lfsdb.

Quote from Bob Smith :

I didn't even realise VS had a publish option.

It has. It's kinda pointless though.

Long time since dealt with it but just for the record I managed to do it. Made a little program in C# that writes OutGauge data to specified (COM) port. Also made a program in J2ME that receives and parses the data. Only problem is that more data need lower data sending interval, otherwise J2ME app really lags.

Hello racers,

I have kinda big idea in my mind. Just bought Nokia 3110 Classic and now I want to make it act as a LFS outgauge receiver. I have managed to make a C# .NET program what reads speed and counts driven kilometres. Basic concept in my mind is - I connect my phone to computer, using USB cable, set Nokia to "Nokia mode", start a J2ME app. in phone and start receiving/displaying data. The big question is - am I able to send OutGauge data (or I "translate" the outgauge UDP packet to more simple string) through the USB cable to my phone? The rest should be easy..

Quote from Santtu941 :

What the f*ck?

F*ck your attitude. I think he ment how to run a bat file (separate process from LFS) from a script file.

RC1 of my app, LFSTach. It's kinda useless just wanted to do something with outgauge. Anyway, I hope It's ok to use AnalogGauges graphics. Half of the credit goes to the author of these bad-ass gauges.

PS: PWILLARD, managed to read the data byte-by-byte. No libraries or anything. Just System.Net.Sockets.

WARNING: App is *completely* untested. Crashes if LFS isn't running or no race/replay isn't running at the moment - reason: UDP packets aren't coming but I use timer control (1ms delay) to receive data. If no data is sent by LFS, app crashes..

I have a (stupid) question about OutGauge.. I'm kinda first day writing C# (.NET). I got it receiving LFS OutGauge UDP packets but now I don't know how to read the needed values (speed/RPM etc). I saved one packet into a text file - here it is:
There aren't examples for C#, that's why I'm askin.

Hello all,

could someone tell me why I get an "Connection refused forcefully" error with Winsock while trying to connect to my InSim (29999, yes, I'm sure I configured it in LFS) port. I'm using TCP, ofcourse. I tried different ports in LFS, turning my Windows XP SP2 firewall off - nothing.

Got similar (or same) error with DarkTimes' C# .NET example.