That would be a mistake. Look at the UK immigration problem! You give an inch, they take 100 miles.
Skidding retards here will be no different. You give them a 3' rear spoiler and 10" exhaust and next week, they'll want 18" exhausts and 5' spoilers... there really is no limit to their stupidity.
As has been said many times, there's plenty of games that cater for that kind of immaturity... this isn't one of them.. unfortunately, most are too dense to realise / comprehend this fact and like most children, just want, want, want.
Sorry to be a PITA Bob.. can you throw my name into the 'spectators' category. Not sure if I'll be there afterall, but as a spectator, it won't mess with your plans, whatever I decide
Those cars seem to be pretty standard in appearance, just with some gfx... oh, imagine that... just like the XRT is to the XRG with a different skin! How ironic
Funny how _racers_ very rarely seem to ask for this kind of crap, isn't it? Wonder when these skidding kids will finally grow up
Most new threads here now seem to either request something rice, or something specific for those skidding twats (normally not mutually exclusive).. LFS IMO is really going downhill with the current "clientelle". Wish these people would fsck off back to NFS or something. Performing a 'new posts' search is like wading through 2' of shit in a sewer.
You kids really need to start reading, comprehending, then simply not posting I realise the first 2 are going to be like learning brain surgery for most of you.
NFS forums are in the other direction.......................
What dir have you selected at the top of the tool? It will need to be your 'C:/LiveforSpeed' dir of your new install (rather than the data or settings dir within it... I'm just clarifying here, not saying you have done that ).
Sorry, I don't know if I caught my edit before you tried it. I got the path wrong when mentioning about copying your data/settings dir from your old install to your patch Y install.
If you copied this dir to your 'C:/LiveforSpeed' dir, move it into 'C:/LiveforSpeed/data' (so you should end up with C:/LiveforSpeed/data/settings'). Then click on 'fix' again and it should work.
It's been known.. normally followed quite quickly by getting out of my car. If someone says something stupid, then I'll often comment. I didn't just make a random thread calling "user x" stupid (which is where your analogy fails).. it was in response to a stupid post.
If you've grabbed the attachment from this thread since I last edited the first post, you'll actually have a standard windoze GUI rather than needing to use a DOS window (that was causing too much confusion).
As you're running 2 separate installs.. copy 'C:\Program Files\Nanoteknologi\LFS_S2_ALPHA_W\data\settings' to your new 'C:\Liveforspeed\data' dir. Load the tool I posted in the first post here. Click on the [...] button to the right of the text field at the top and select your 'C:\Liveforspeed' dir. Then click on 'Fix'.
It'll run through the files and display them in the list as per the attachment in the first post. Once you're done and happy, you can then manually delete the 'C:\Liveforspeed\data\settings' dir as the new files get written to the 'data/setups' and 'data/colours' dir accordingly.
If any of it's still unclear, post back and I'll run through what's left with you to get you sorted
Who's being mean? I was merely stating the obvious. It doesn't take much common sense to do a search. I don't sugar coat what I say.. unfortunately, many people can't hack that.. which isn't my problem.
I do (I don't treat my screen as an "anonymous shield") and only been hit once in my life.. 14 years ago (and that didn't matter how I spoke to the fella).. my teeth are fine, thanks
Agreed. I actually run Firefox (everyday browser), Opera, Safari, IE and Lynx (latter 4 for dev purposes) but would probably swap to Opera if it had at least some of the extensions I've all but come to rely on for work. Things like Firebug, WebDev Toolbar, Cookie Editor etc and other convenience extensions like NoScript, Flashblock, Referrer Options and the most important, AdBlock.
Firefox has become pretty slow in general (possibly due to a fair few extensions being installed) but for me, it's still the best (as in the most all-round convenient).
Work experience should apparently now be in _reverse_ chronological order.
I hadn't applied for a job in years and I always listed things in chronological order too, but it was pointed out in a recent interview that it's the norm / expected these days to be reversed. Things have changed a lot in the last 10 years it seems. Just a FWIW
How was that a personal insult? If he had used the search feature, there'd be no need to have made this post and he obviously failed to comprehend what the word 'improvement' means.
His post also contains no capital letters or punctuation.. something even my 11 year old has got mastered. Go figure
If it looks like a duck, sounds like a duck and walks like a duck.........................
......I don't know...... I see dumb people..... most of them post in this sub forum...... but worse, they don't even know that they're dumb................
Incase the OP doesn't possess the IQ to understand the above (which I highly doubt seeing as it couldn't even manage a search).. your "improvement suggestion" is crap! and would improve absolutely nothing.
Of course I've been told to stick to a certain speed occifer, but I'm entitled to drive how I like.. never know, the gov. might even increase the speed limit by 50mph if everyone else does the same!
On average, I'm looking at ~20-30mpg (my E30's a 1988 though). Obviously varies.. but normally do 1/4 of a tank (~£10 worth) to and from work daily.. 65 mile round trip, mainly M25 / A41.. also depends greatly on how heavy your right foot is.. I've also blown 1/2 a tank on the same journey a couple of times
If I go back through some of my mail archives, I can probably get you a huge discount on making one larger, so much so it can apparently hurt the one you care for! (a great selling point )
If I understand you correctly, you can't change the colours of the "civilian" clothes.. only select from the predefined range. The clothes available are already hardcoded into LFS, this tool just allows you to specify a value for the clothes / driver outside of the range allowed from in LFS itself, which then makes your race driver use one of the spectator models, hence it being rather low-poly in comparison to the real race driver models.
Actually this was my error. Re-reading it now, it's clear what you were saying
Good to hear it's working.
maczo's post above regarding 'sun' was exactly the person I was thinking of when I posted my first reply. If you check out some of the posts from him, it may help explain why I jumped the gun (wrongly in this case).
Anyways, the coders forum here is a great place of resource with a lot of knowledgeable, friendly fellas often willing to help
To me, that would come under the 'elitism' element. Not you calling it, but I know coders who think scripting isn't programming and thus hate to be categorised as a communal group. To me, if you program, be it scripting or other languages (let's face it, Visual Basic is far easier than the likes of Perl, for example) then you're a programmer, often known as a coder
If you've been a web developer for 12 years, you'll have probably had plenty of dealing with parsing of data in various formats and either reading and / or writing it. Pubstats is nothing "special" in that degree.. it's just parsing and handling data.
If you really wanted to grab some code as reference, then a search would have shown up Dygear's LFSW SDK. I'm assuming PHP here as it's very common on 99% of hosts and you didn't specify a language.
I didn't try to blag anything. Maybe I should have put £150p/h to push it well out of obvious acceptable rates. It was tongue in cheek. If I was seriously trying to blag anything, the moderators would be on my case in a flash (and rightly so).
There is.. I can also be quite helpful.. but your OP didn't sound like you really wanted help, more like a solution.
So what have we learnt, perhaps your post could have been worded a little clearer and perhaps I shouldn't have jumped the gun so quick
I guess it depends on what you want from a car and if you're prepared to "waste some cash".
My previous car (Merc 300TE) was an auto. With 3 litres under the bonnet, it was no slouch and was "lazy" to drive in traffic, but IMO, as comfy and fast (not necessarily quick) as it was, it wasn't "fun".
Going back to a manual within the last 6 months (and managing to keep it RWD ) has made driving a lot more enjoyable again, even if I do have to operate the clutch regularly during rush hours.
The other side to autos is as Becky points out, they're notorious for being in the wrong gear at the wrong time, even with a kickdown (not always practical to use). Plus of course, torque converters are a lot more than a standard clutch (both materials and labour if paying) and you'll go through brakes quicker than in a manual too.
I like driving, period.. if I have a choice, it'd be a manual every time
Oh.. programming in a scripting language (PHP / Perl etc) doesn't make you a programmer? (unless of course, you use ASP :scared: ). If you've been developing sites for that long, where was the need to point out you're "not a coder", surely that's immaterial, considering you're asking about integration into web sites
Cool! Then there was no need to post this thread really was there, since it seems you are capable of researching for yourself. Why people don't use this method _first_ beats the fsck outta me.
Hah.. if you really think I post here to tout for business, you're very much mistaken, especially as back in the day, I wrote a PHP class released as open-source to do exactly what you're asking (is redundant now as it never got updated since S2 was released) and have either released or currently developing tools related to LFS for free (point being, I do far more for nothing than I do charging).
There just seems to be a lot of "do this for me"... "I want to create the world but too dense to read and learn" type posts or people who generally think that working code can be plucked from the average arsehole willy-nilly in these forums recently, your OP didn't sound / read much different to those. What would have helped is if you'd posted that "you've tried this and / or that, but the other failed.. does anyone have any suggestions as to why?" etc.
There was nothing elite about my reply.. maybe a hint of sarcasm, but no elitism.. the point was that if you don't (although we now know otherwise) know a web dev language, nothing code-related that anyone posted would have been of any use.. not "look.. hah, I know you don't".
That just obtains the data, parsing that into something presentable is another story and not something that happens within a "few minutes".
No disrespect meant, but if you have no idea about coding, an _example_ script (ie: that may not even work in a live environment) isn't going to be of much use to you without you first learning how to program. Or, are you really saying:
'Can someone code me a page for my web site to display xyz statistics?'
I'd be more than happy to do this, but it'll cost you £30p/h.