Half a VW confirmed!
Hey Scawen;
if God is all powerful, can he make a rock so big that even he can't lift it?
If a man on a train travelling at the speed of light threw a ball toward the front of the train, would the ball be travelling faster than the speed of light?
Do you have any idea where I left my hat? I was sure I had it with me when I left that last bar...
if God is all powerful, can he make a rock so big that even he can't lift it?
If a man on a train travelling at the speed of light threw a ball toward the front of the train, would the ball be travelling faster than the speed of light?
Do you have any idea where I left my hat? I was sure I had it with me when I left that last bar...
You can of course easily modify all of the hoardings' bitmaps, replacing the LFS endorsements with your own DDSs...
You might want to drive a few kilometres in official LFS, just so it's not completely obvious that you're using a hacked copy of the game and deserve absolutely zero support from the LFS community.
It's against the forum rules to insult people, so you should just assume the worst and know that everyone here holds you in the lowest regard.
Have a banana.
It's against the forum rules to insult people, so you should just assume the worst and know that everyone here holds you in the lowest regard.
Have a banana.
It is only forbidden to post anything relating to vob mods (ie, pictures, video, support requests) in this forum.
What you do with the game in private is up to you, but if it breaks there's no support...
That's actually 100% realistic. Simple fix: don't run over kerbs.
Broken horizon texture
Check out the horizon in the background of this pic (ignore the circled cars - the screenshot is DANIEL-CRO's from another thread).
I see your handbrake is set to 'axis' when it should be a button... I wonder if your steering thinks it is the handbrake?
looks fun!
edit: wrong place for this post
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Reason : wrong thread
The old saying comes to mind: "When in Rome, do as the Romans do."
Manly man indeed - don't touch the willies!
A few weeks is a long time when you have the attention span of a goldfish.
Slow day at work, so I've been catching up on a few older events that I missed, mostly due to not being born at the time...
I prefer MicroSpecV's term 'willy kerbs' - makes you less inclined to touch them XD
old school is best school
1. This was never an actual thing
2. This thread is 10 years old
3. Why would a demo driver need S1 cars?
So, that's a no.
Technically, as long as you have at least two wheels on the track, ie, inside the white lines, you're still considered in-bounds. In NZ, you are only considered out of bounds if all four wheels leave the track.
Did it. Liked it. 5/7 would go again.
No bugs to report here and everything looks fantastic, however, I do think the kerb on the exit to the right-hander at he end of the back straight should be flattened.
A lot of people use that runoff to provide space to other drivers on the inside line when exiting that corner, and I've found that those new kerbs can unsettle the car a lot if you get a tyre over them.
In one particular case, I was taking the FBM around to get a feel for it, dropped the left side tyres off the edge of the kerb as normal, and as I moved gradually back onto the track, the rear tyre caught the kerb's back edge and violently flicked the car over into the middle of the track going sideways on two wheels.
It would have meant race over for anyone behind or on the inside line from me. People I would have avoided, given a preference. The track as a whole feels a lot tighter and more dangerous now, but that bit felt a little unnecessarily dangerous...
But that's my only real gripe - the rest of the new kerbs should make things interesting in a good way, I believe.
Another tiny, minor thing; a spectator camera angle on the historic course where the cars have come out of the hairpin and are heading for the new section of track - it's down on the kerb in the chicane, miles from the action and it's only there for a split second, then it switches to the next camera. Just seemed a bit out of place...
A lot of people use that runoff to provide space to other drivers on the inside line when exiting that corner, and I've found that those new kerbs can unsettle the car a lot if you get a tyre over them.
In one particular case, I was taking the FBM around to get a feel for it, dropped the left side tyres off the edge of the kerb as normal, and as I moved gradually back onto the track, the rear tyre caught the kerb's back edge and violently flicked the car over into the middle of the track going sideways on two wheels.
It would have meant race over for anyone behind or on the inside line from me. People I would have avoided, given a preference. The track as a whole feels a lot tighter and more dangerous now, but that bit felt a little unnecessarily dangerous...
But that's my only real gripe - the rest of the new kerbs should make things interesting in a good way, I believe.
Another tiny, minor thing; a spectator camera angle on the historic course where the cars have come out of the hairpin and are heading for the new section of track - it's down on the kerb in the chicane, miles from the action and it's only there for a split second, then it switches to the next camera. Just seemed a bit out of place...
Before posting a new thread, please read through previous posts to determine whether your idea has previously been suggested - which it has. Several times. The rest of your post seems to be for the purposes of pointless condescension and failed self-aggrandisement.
Get over yourself.
Get over yourself.
I find the two aren't always mutually exclusive...
kristofferandersen: If you're not planning to re-use this thread for further giveaways, a quiet note to a moderator asking to lock the thread might be a good idea...
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