Failthread fails

Grow up....

(don't bother replying to this post, i wont visit this thread again anyway...)

BWAHAHAHAHAHAH - You sir got owned

NASCAR would have been fun
...
Well, i really want some old classics, muscle cars etc...
And a massively updated sound engine

Well here is my Trans Am Skin
My first so don't be too picky
Really proud of it :lovies3d:

Last edited by TheBandit_92, Fri, 4 Jan 2008 16:14.

Fixxxd it!!!
Thanks

In LFS or my graphic card?

Serious Skin problems here guys...
When i use skins they appear in Low-Res.
Both in CMX and LFS.
They sometimes appear in High-Res like this morning but after pitting they where back to Low-Res again.

I have made two skins today and its really pissing me off not being able to see them in their full glory.
The logos i placed there are like all blurred out and the skin file is not.

Wonder what is wrong, do anyone have an answer?
Best Regards
TheBandit

Great work buddy
Wonder if you can handle a drift video

Thanks for an Awesome patch!!!

Its HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I want you to know that we really appreciate the amount of work you and all the other devs have put in over the last months.

When the magical "Y" is revealed - just lay back, relax and have a great Christmas. mastree:

Best Regards from Norway

This is sooooo cool
I can feel "Y" sneeking up on me :snowman:

Absolutely Exellent

It worked good before, still works brilliant

I know its just lovely
The AI physics is also improved - but i still kick'em

Ni-Ce

Relax

Wonder if this will get released in time with all this whining

Really hope the devs make it...

Very Well

What i meant was the looks came from a Trevis, i agree that it originally is a Mini but still think the looks (headligts etc...) come from a Trevis....

Anyway... Any bugs yet?

It doesnt look Low-Res when its attached to my "object dock"

New patch everyone!!!!!!!
WoOoHoOo

Quote from ajp71 :

The UF1 is based on the original Mini 1000, it borrows some of its looks from the Daihatsu Trevis to prevent licensing issues.

Yes. Yes - we all see that, according to LFS MANUAL it is a travis copy. It is also similar to drive.

Quote from Dark Elite :

Plenty of older, cheaper cars don't have limiters, with an early Nineties Ford Fiesta coming to mind. Certainly all of the cars in LFS now should have rev limiters, though, and all of them... With the possible exception of the UF1... should be able to reach them.

I Agree with you on everything exept for the Uf1 thing. The original Daihatsu Trevis has a rev limiter. I do not own one but i have driven one. Its easy to go wrong on this, the UF1 looks so old but its actually a pretty new car.

I find it wierd that i (almost) have no problems with the clutch overheating or the tiers popping. By the way i don't drive slow.

But after looking for about three hour i found out that cars have an function called braking (irony and hint but still no offence)

For me LFS has been a very good lift away from unrealistic games such as NFS Carbon and Trackmania. It started with me getting a CRACKED version V on a LAN party from one of my friends (please forgive me :tilt

I trained a bit on my old 90 degree Logitech Wingman Formula GP that i found in the basement, but after actually four days i took 200 (norwegian money) and ordered S2.

Took it as an introduction since this is my first post

I have been playing on X for a while now and i really love it, i was using the Formula GP's F1 style gearing buttons to shift up and down, i used no form of clutch at all. Yesterday i bought a G25 to se with LFS after i heard about the avability to stall and i have now put the new patch and LFS to a really hard test.

I rigged the G25 and LFS on the living room TV and magicly managed to presuade my 89 year old (perfectly healthy and driving) grandfather into the driverseat. He had almost no computer or gaming history (cant blame him) so my mission was simple, could my grandfather drive and have fun in LFS?

I did not give him any guidance at all. He slammed it into first and....drove like in real life. Not fast but controlled, he really can drive and the way he treated the system there was no sign of realistic errors when it came to the clutch and gearing (exept for the errors others have pointed out).

Well he soon got bored and turned on the telly to watch ski jumping but boy was i proud

In other words, i love LFS.
I have sympathy for Demo racers when it comes to the XRT but i still love what you have done Scrawen

Cheers