Yeah, an alternate route that just adds a few seconds to a lap. Everyone has to take the joker once, but on any lap. The choice of when to take it brings a little strategy into a very short race.
Gets my vote I managed to squeeze one into BL, but it's a bit lumpy on entry and a bit too long for my liking. I wanted to avoid changing the racing line to fit the joker, so there were a lot of placement options ruled out that way. I may have to let that standard slide to find a new layout.
Force feedback can go from 0 to 200%, it is in the settings (I forget where, sorry!). You can use the ',' and '.' keys to turn it up or down too, it will display in text as it changes up in the top right corner of the screen.
I haven't got any useful reference from PiranMOTO - I don't send anywhere near that much on any of the servers. The closest I've come to it is sending an entire layout's worth of objects via AXM all in one go - I'd removed the delay by mistake - and nothing bad happened, they all loaded. That would have been to local LFS rather than DCON, though.
Are all 27 buttons changing each second? If they're not, you could save traffic by just sending what changes each time.
I'm knackered after an hour of banger racing on Friday night (not so much "normal" racing, but still a little). Maybe it's the 200% FFB strength, but I do like my cars to fight back Warm house is also a problem, I need a fan on me from about 10 minutes in if my wife has been anywhere near the thermostat.
I had the chance to try a VR headset a while back (an FPS game, not LFS) and turned it down - I'm scared that as soon as I've experienced it, it'll lessen my ability to get immersion on a monitor setup. I ain't taking that risk until I can afford to get one for myself
Quite! I've been dreading it infecting LFS for a while, either in forum or on track. I was just surprised to see the first mention I've come across here come from you, given your aversion to worm-cans
I used to frequent a particular guitar players' forum, back in the day. There was a lot of off-topic, and it was a friendly, supportive place so they had a rule to keep things civil, "no religion or politics". It was a wonderful thing until they made an exception for song lyrics - on the basis that people shouldn't be barred from discussing songs they'd written on that kind of forum. Ooops. Half the forum immediately started ranting religion in rhyme and a good half of the rest left, myself included.
Scawen's said before that he would need to do a lot of work on the track editor to make it publicly releasable, and that that's the plan* for when he considers LFS finished.