The acceleration meter only gives you values based on the car's heading. It doesn't take into account your velocity vector.

At 0:08 in the first video:

velocity vector: 12 degrees right of car's heading
longitudinal acceleration: 0.20 g
lateral acceleration: 1.25 g
total acceleration: 1.27 g
acceleration vector: 80.9 degrees left of car's heading
acceleration vector: 92.9 degrees left of velocity vector

So the acceleration relative to the velocity vector does have a rearward component, that's why you're slowing down, despite the g meter showing a forward acceleration.

Last edited by Forbin, Fri, 4 Nov 2022 16:37.

My only complaint is bikes don't really steer that way. I think GPBikes has an option for realistic steering? IIRC, it's in a config file, not the in-game menu. Maybe try that?

**** the monarchy.

I don't know. The last time I used LFS data export and f1perfview, open track mode wasn't a thing.

Quote from joaopaulopt :

I'm trying to use F1PerfView but on recording the Raf file I can't create (when I'm doing something wrong that I can't see).

While watching a single-player replay, start the telemetry export before the lap starts. Export ends automatically at the end of the lap, creating the .raf file you can open with f1perfview.

Quote from bbman :

The real test would be if you then pulled away, would you see a patch that stayed warmer because that's the bit that was in contact with the ground?

Assuming the ground and air are the same temperature, I think you'd expect the part in contact with the ground to cool faster via conduction? Once the tyre's temperature is fully equalized with ambient air, there would be no hot/cold patches on the tyre. Again, assuming the ground and air are the same temperature.

IRL, the road can be warmer than the air, but the reverse is also possible.

Last edited by Forbin, Thu, 29 Oct 2020 17:06.

Quote from gu3st :

I don't know if that's possible, or if/how LFS models temperature coming into the tyres from the environment.

In the current tyre model, we know 20C is the temperature tyres will decay towards at rest, IIRC.

You're CPU limited. LFS does a lot of CPU-side calculations. It's generally very light on the GPU.

As you noted, TVs tend to have higher lag, both in terms of response time and input lag. However, monitors can vary in terms of lag too. If you're not at a competitive level, it's probably not a big deal.

Check out tftcentral.co.uk. They do really good lag analysis on monitors, among other monitor performance metrics.

You probably get more of the exhaust tone from the rear external camera, which gives it a deeper tone. I suspect the front external camera will not have this deeper tone.

There was also this.

https://www.lfs.net/guru.html

That's nothing.

Or: That's not a rocket, this is a rocket.

Last edited by Forbin, Mon, 2 Dec 2019 17:59.

I remember struggling with tyre wear at the end during this race 3 years ago. I'm hugely impressed Altsu managed the same no-stop strategy while running 0.26 seconds quicker per lap than I did!

Quote from Racer X NZ :

we are currently in a warming period whilst still in an Ice Age.

A "warming period" that is unprecedented in the history of the planet, and just so happens to coincide with human industrialization.

https://xkcd.com/1732/

Stopping pollution and stopping climate change are not mutually exclusive. They are one in the same.

Last edited by Forbin, Thu, 7 Nov 2019 14:09.

Quote from klbbadd2002 :

Trump

#LockHimUp

What were the FF Steps and FF Rates in 0.6U6 and earlier?

Oh, my mistake. Sorry for the misinformation.

Demo users can't upload skins. You need to buy the game first. Then you will be able to upload your skin.

https://www.lfs.net/shop/licenseselect

https://www.lfs.net/account/skins

LFS runs best at 100fps on 100Hz refresh rate. It's going to be difficult to get that when you're limited to 90Hz, since anything besides 100fps @ 100Hz is results in judder.

The majority of the LX6's extra mass likely comes from the larger engine, but it also has larger wheels and tyres. FWIW, the LX6's center of mass is 2% farther forward.

I don't understand why you want your view locked to the horizon?

In a car (or other similar vehicle, like an airplane), your body's rotational reference frame is locked to the car, meaning your body rotates with and is locked to the vehicle, not the outside world. You move with the vehicle and the outside world rotates around you and the vehicle.

Locking your rotational reference frame to the outside world means the car rotates around you. It means if you roll upside down, your view is still rightside up, as if your butt is on ceiling, which is super weird, IMO.

Last edited by Forbin, Sat, 22 Dec 2018 13:04.

Quote from Big Daddy :

Now we have graphical update, more shine and calculated shadows (just about the needs of female drivers)

Content is nowhere to see.

Basically gaming are history for me. as LFS is (for me).

It ´s out there for the new generation, and unfortunately it does the wrong steps for the right target group:

Graphic improvement (for the females and half males) 4K support VR support and even worse Tablet support.

Careful, someone might get the impression you're an insecure woman-hater, like this guy:

Last edited by Forbin, Sat, 1 Dec 2018 20:32.

Quote from GT4_PL :

what about Nvidia G-Sync improvement?

LFS really likes a 100 fps framerate on a 100Hz refresh rate for optimal smoothness (though I don't recall which gave the best resuts: locked to 100 fps with vsync off, or vsync enabled). Varying either doesn't make sense at the moment.

Quote from Racon :

If you like colours to stay the same when you move your head more than an inch, so much the better

This is only true if the only LCD panels you've seen are TN Film. IPS doesn't have the same viewing angle problems as TN, and is just much nicer to look at.

http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/specs.htm#panel%20type

If you want to buy a monitor with a higher refresh rate, you have options:

https://fr.pcpartpicker.com/products/monitor/#p=1&H=85,240&sort=price&page=1

Check reviews here too:

http://www.tftcentral.co.uk/reviews.htm