@MicroSpecV
1. I've read that the recommended RAM is 1GB, so that's fine.
2. Turbo Boost is NOT overclocking, it's an integrated performance option that's automatically enabled for Intel CPUs. It will not harm my CPU's health.
3. I get that, but I was able to drive on Blackwood easily before I bought S2. Buying and activating a license does not affect the game's files.
4. On every other tracks I run 60 fps with lowest settings in a full city driving server (with shaders).
I don't think that's the problem.
@UnknownMaster21
Read above.
1. I've read that the recommended RAM is 1GB, so that's fine.
2. Turbo Boost is NOT overclocking, it's an integrated performance option that's automatically enabled for Intel CPUs. It will not harm my CPU's health.
3. I get that, but I was able to drive on Blackwood easily before I bought S2. Buying and activating a license does not affect the game's files.
4. On every other tracks I run 60 fps with lowest settings in a full city driving server (with shaders).
I don't think that's the problem.
@UnknownMaster21
Read above.
@UnknownMaster21 I don't see how that would help as I just had a fresh install a few days ago. I'll try as a last resort though.
@lucaf
Windows 10 (build 1703)
Intel Celeron N3060 @1.60 GhZ (2.48 GhZ turbo boost, not to mention which may be overheating soon)
Intel HD (integrated) Graphics 400
2GB DDR3L RAM (unknown clock speed, probably 1333 MhZ) with a 2GB page file
Unknown motherboard
32GB NvmE SSD (28.9 GB formatted) with 332 MB free (with everything that I want installed)
Everything is sautered to the motherboard, making it unmodifiable even if it is a hardware issue.
Connections:
ET X11 Optical Gaming Mouse
PS3 Dualshock controller, driven by SCPToolKit (what I'm using to play LFS)
I can't think of anything else to put here, so I'll just leave it at that.
@lucaf
Windows 10 (build 1703)
Intel Celeron N3060 @1.60 GhZ (2.48 GhZ turbo boost, not to mention which may be overheating soon)
Intel HD (integrated) Graphics 400
2GB DDR3L RAM (unknown clock speed, probably 1333 MhZ) with a 2GB page file
Unknown motherboard
32GB NvmE SSD (28.9 GB formatted) with 332 MB free (with everything that I want installed)
Everything is sautered to the motherboard, making it unmodifiable even if it is a hardware issue.
Connections:
ET X11 Optical Gaming Mouse
PS3 Dualshock controller, driven by SCPToolKit (what I'm using to play LFS)
I can't think of anything else to put here, so I'll just leave it at that.
LFS not loading Blackwood?
Recently I bought LFS S2, and since then, Blackwood has never managed to load correctly, always crashing the game whether trying to join a server, or singleplayer. It works great with other tracks, such as Kyoto Ring, Autocross, Westhill etc. But not once has it loaded Blackwood. Any help?
Thanks! I freed up a lot of space (Garry's Mod hint hint) and now LFS is working... time to reinstall GMod xD. Jokes aside, I am now able to use S2. 
Okay, I will try that.
I am aware that it works properly, and that the problem is space. I can't free anymore space on my computer, I've tried system resets and it only freed up like 5 GB for a duration of a couple of hours, then being back to "221 MB available."
Now, to the actual game. For me it will not install on external drives, it has errors extracting for some reason.
I have tried running the actual setup on an external drive, but it had errors extracting, and not due to space.
A theory might be that it can't access the content that it's unlocking, because not all files in the WLD folder are installed? (the only wld file is Blackwood, if you noticed, and the unlockable content isn't there)
I'm asking for a straight Google Drive link or some way that someone can copy their WLD folder and link it to me so that I can test. This is because, for some reason, when I start the installation half a gigabyte of space instantly vanishes, and then it installs about 1.7 GB more files, resulting in, "Error extracting: RO.lgh" due to missing space.
And, when the installer "finishes," about a gigabyte frees back up. That is why I can't simply rerun the installer.
Now, to the actual game. For me it will not install on external drives, it has errors extracting for some reason.
I have tried running the actual setup on an external drive, but it had errors extracting, and not due to space.
A theory might be that it can't access the content that it's unlocking, because not all files in the WLD folder are installed? (the only wld file is Blackwood, if you noticed, and the unlockable content isn't there)
I'm asking for a straight Google Drive link or some way that someone can copy their WLD folder and link it to me so that I can test. This is because, for some reason, when I start the installation half a gigabyte of space instantly vanishes, and then it installs about 1.7 GB more files, resulting in, "Error extracting: RO.lgh" due to missing space.
And, when the installer "finishes," about a gigabyte frees back up. That is why I can't simply rerun the installer.
Live for Speed S2 not unlocking? [solved]
Recently, I bought the Live for Speed S2 pass, and whenever I try to unlock it, it gives me, "Unlock Error 1."
I am not completely sure of what is causing this, but it might have to do with something about my installation. Why I say that is because my hard drive is tiny (29 GB) and I don't have much space (obviously), so my installation for Live for Speed actually isn't complete, but it still has all demo content. The installer had an error writing in the "C:\LFS\data\wld" folder on the file "RO.lgh".
If it is the issue, can someone link a zip download or something containing the files of the wld folder? And, if possible, all content that was supposed to be installed after the wld folder?
Not to mention that I have tried everything in "Master Server Connection Problems? (link: https://www.lfs.net/forum/thread/29454-Master-server-connection-problems%3F ) and nothing worked. Besides, I seem to have a good connection with the master server (as I have played demo multiplayer likely more than a hundred times without much error).
I'd highly appreciate if someone could give me a solution, because I didn't want to spend 32$/24 pounds on a game that doesn't work properly.
Note: I am currently using the latest version of Windows 10, if that helps.
I am not completely sure of what is causing this, but it might have to do with something about my installation. Why I say that is because my hard drive is tiny (29 GB) and I don't have much space (obviously), so my installation for Live for Speed actually isn't complete, but it still has all demo content. The installer had an error writing in the "C:\LFS\data\wld" folder on the file "RO.lgh".
If it is the issue, can someone link a zip download or something containing the files of the wld folder? And, if possible, all content that was supposed to be installed after the wld folder?
Not to mention that I have tried everything in "Master Server Connection Problems? (link: https://www.lfs.net/forum/thread/29454-Master-server-connection-problems%3F ) and nothing worked. Besides, I seem to have a good connection with the master server (as I have played demo multiplayer likely more than a hundred times without much error).
I'd highly appreciate if someone could give me a solution, because I didn't want to spend 32$/24 pounds on a game that doesn't work properly.
Note: I am currently using the latest version of Windows 10, if that helps.
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