I can`t get the LFSLapper to work. I run Vista Ultimate 64-bit.

How I did set up the server

1. Extracted the files.
2. Fixed the admin password.
3. Started a local server in LFS
3b. Entered /insim 29999 in LFS.
4. Started the NETstartDefault thingy.
5. Message pops up in LFS saying "Insim - TCP : LFSLapper"

And then nothing happens after that. No driftscore and no response to my inputs like !drf

What am I doing wrong?

LFSLapper uses 1,1Gb of my ram. Is this normal?

Last edited by T.J., Tue 12 Feb 2008, 19:27.

Quote from Luke.S :

Cool what game is Life for speed 2?

I think he means Live For Speed S2, but for some people it has become a lifestyle

Hahaha!! @ Ciph

Life For Speed is what it is

Thanks for a great working app! Has worked since the first time i tried it. No bugs whatsoever! I simply love the sound of my 570bhp 3,8l inline six. Sounds just like a E34

If everything is like you say, you can place a charge at the police with good chances of winning in court. Placing charges at random people without evidence is not legal. Sounds like corrupt police.

I can`t almost stand the the waiting... I tried memory editing myself, but without luck. Editing random numbers is the wrong way I think xD

After 12 laps on Blackwood me eyes start to hurt... And when I leave the computer to eat, all the colors look strange xD Is this the feel of being high?

You could try to search google for the name comdlg32.ocx and you will find a site with a library of these files put into a nice little install file.

I would like to see:

Turbo: On/Off and Pressure adjustment

Wheels: Tire type, Width and height.

Engine: Adjust number of cylinders (I would love a V8 in my XRT^^)

Body: Weight adjustment and Weight position on the car body


This may be hard to make, but I would love it



PS: Good Work... My XRT drifts now I tried something like this myself, but I failed...

Last edited by T.J., Sat 5 Jan 2008, 00:37.

If you use patch V you must use the tweak file too.. Sounds just like a M5

This one sounds like a plane Or rather more like a 1100hp Turbocar

Last edited by T.J., Mon 26 Mar 2007, 12:05.

is there a driftpoint counter for offline racing??

Quote from wheel4hummer :

In a jeep wrangler with locked diffs on painted cement (with water on the ground) you can hear the inside tire "scrubbing" < DOn't know what else to call it.

It happens because the rear wheels have 50 percent power each.
when the inside wheel looses grip(while turning) it will spin in the same speed as the tire with grip(outside)
This gives a scrubbing effect as you can call it

Im 14 years old and cant explain it further....

you should make one saying "COOPER COBRA RADIAL GT"

The rear lights look a bit like the skyline rear lights
GOOOOD JOB!