Thats really impressive man, well done for giving it a shot, it goes to show that in life you will never know if you don't try, the worst someone can say is "no"!

Awesome, can't wait to test it out again!

Really really nice mod this! Just one thing, I think the front offset needs to be adjusted to bring the scrub value down, if it could be around -0.030 it would be great

Was fun and tense at the same time, thanks!

Sup dude, mod looks great but the front suspension needs work. You have waaaay too much offset and that has caused positive scrub which causes violent torque steer and bump steer. Change your lower control arm points and control arm length to keep the track width the same but reduce the offset so that you have around -0.030 scrub, it will make a massive improvement

Quote from tanehau-srt :

Oh noo, didint realize it goes like that. I will change the rims back. So sorry and tjanks to let me know this.. Didint understand you cannot use rims of mod that allowed deriatives. Is it possible that i can use them in this mod because they look like same rims what mercedes use in dtm back in the days?

I think the whole derivative definition is a bit confusing/ uncertain.
You are welcome to use them, I just like it when people ask for permission first but I understand where the confusion came in.

But this mod is in no way a derivative of the mod given in the link you have posted. A derivative doesn't mean take one or two parts and make a totally new mod, it means you build on/ modify the base mod it is derived from.

Would you care to explain where you got those wheels from? I don't recall ever being asked to make use of wheels from my mods, wheels that I modelled from scratch!

Vehicle mod: SLINGSHOT DRAGSTER
Details page: https://www.lfs.net/files/vehmods/93C35E

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A tribute to the original style of dragster, the Slingshot

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Dating back to the mid 1950's, the front-engine dragster was born and was the starting point for what would develop into the rear engine dragster that we know today.
Crazy vehicles driven by crazy dudes, a gearbox between your feet and the rear diff between your legs, only the bravest drove them and even fewer mastered them!
This is a handful to drive and only made for drag racing on smooth roads with good traction.

Specs:
7L Supercharged V8
3 Speed transmission
<850kg

Have fun!

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Vehicle mod: MUSCLE-X28
Details page: https://www.lfs.net/files/vehmods/CFDCCD

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Much loved/ hated 80's pony car

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A car that was and is still very divisive, some love it, some hate it, the choice is yours

5.7L V8
Power: 192hp
Torque: 240lbft
Weight: 3220lbs
5 Speed Manual

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Quote from kostix :

Hi!
I seem to not be able to find this mod via the in game's browser. What gives?

Hi
It was sadly removed because it was discovered that the original 3D file was ripped from another game

It's soul lives on in this car, the Plover P2200 (https://www.lfs.net/files/vehmods/9D271F), just tweaked for the new car's dimensions, give it a try and give it some love in the ratings

Quote from terga :

Hmm yeah now that you say it, you're right, slipped my eyes. Easy fix that...



Yeah i made it from scratch. And yeah it's the same kind of engine as the DFX but this particular car was powered by Honda/Toyota in 97-98. Essentially it's the same 2.65 liter turbo V8.

Yeah quick fix

Cool, interesting to see how similar the powerband's are between the engine in this car and the one in my Stupidvan 2 mod, which has the DFX. I see the Honda/Toyota engine makes more power overall but seems to make max power and torque in almost the exact same spot in the rpm range, give or take a few hundred rpm.

Keep up the good work!

Not nice to lie, its bad XD

But seriously, this trifecta that you have made public all look so stunning, great job man. My only gripe (haven't driven then in anger yet) is that the rear wing end plates look disproportionally thick.

Did you do the engine from scratch, I assume its based on the Cosworth DFX

Thanks for adding this

Vehicle mod: HOONIFRAUD
Details page: https://www.lfs.net/files/vehmods/CC367C

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A Tribute to the legend Ken Block and his Hooitruck

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Specs:
- 3.5L Twin Turbo V6
- 6 Speed Sequential Transmission
- 4 Wheel Drive

My guarantee to you:
- Big fat 4 wheel drifts, wild reverse entries, lots of fun!

In memory of the legendry Ken Block!

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Why not just keep it simple, if the creator of a racing series/ server has identified a mod that they want to use for an event or entire series they should be able to contact the mod creator with a request to use the mod for a set period of time, 1 event/ 1 month/ 3 months/ 6 months/ 1 year. It can work with a simple tick box and all the mod creator has to do is approve or deny the request. If this is approved, the mod creator will then be locked out of deleting the mod/ making it private or updating the mod until that agreed time period has expired. Thereafter the mod creator could do what they like: delete/ update/ make private e.t.c. This way you have "buy in" from both the mod creator and the event creator.

Never mind, I opened the CFG text file in the LFS_Editor folder and changed the Adapter value from "1" to "0" and now its working again

Just came across an issue with LFS Editor, I tried to change the graphics card from the integrated on-board card to my GeForce GTX 1650 and now I can't launch editor, it keeps saying saying "Error, no outputs found"
How can I fix this?
Thanks

I modelled up this steering wheel last night, its a pretty close replica of the genuine one used in the actual race cars

Quote from E U R O B E A T :

looks great, thanks!

Thanks very much, glad you like it

Quote from Avraham Vandezwin :

Hi M3THANOL ,

I can't answer the particular case you mention. It would seem (from my offline experience) that the game's normal AI is capable of improving, within limits. In my experience always, the AI seems to work better and seems faster with some modded cars. Like with your Ford Escort MK1 (off topic: Why did it disappear? It was my favorite car! )

I created a topic to find out how the AI works?
https://www.lfs.net/forum/post/2032378

I'm glad you're interested in AI. As I said above, I very easily made some very promising experiments from the original GTRs of the game.

I'm 99% satisfied with what I got! The AI is faster than me. Bots are pugnacious. A little too aggressive, but very pleasant. They make normal mistakes (like going off the track due to braking too late after an overly optimistic overtake).
The races are (finally!) exhilarating and lively. You have to hang on behind the AI, optimize your trajectories, get the most out of the car and take risks to overtake. It's very physical and very immersive.
I'm rediscovering the game. And I love it .

But I don't know how to do better. I'm sure a modder as talented as you could do something great just by modifying the characteristics of the originals cars in the game .
So we could have a version of a car to drive for the player and a boosted version of the same car for the AI, to compensate for its lack of performance. This is the idea I followed and it works.

My last problem is that the amount of fuel automatically assigned to the AI is not always adapted to the layout. The AI runs out of fuel on the last lap after a great race... it's frustrating

Would be nice to hear from Scawen just to get an idea of what the current AI can actually do.

off-topic: The escort turned out to be ripped from a game so it had to go.....but its heart and bones live on in my Plover P2200 mod, not sure if you've tried it?

I speak under correction but I remember racing on a server, I think it was AA Multiclass, about a year ago and the host/ admin had an AI included in the racing. The AI got better each race as it learnt the lines, not sure how that was done or if that is what the normal LFS AI's can do?

yeah I know it's not 100% the same car, but close enough for a tribute

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is the offset supposed to make the wheel tucked into the arch? because it looks like it needs to be wider like 20 cm wider

Yes the wheels are supposed to be inside the arches and given the design of the Opel Manta, you have to have big bubble style arches to accommodate the increase front and rear track width.

Quote from Zopiac :

Pretty nice, although I make the following audio changes when driving it to reduce clipping:

-Exhaust volume to around 3
-Dump pipe to 1.6
-Wind to 0.6
-Skid to 0.7

It still clips a bit on Blackwood's straight but it's still much improved in that regard. I don't think it effects tone too much, either.

Thanks, I'll look into it