I've seen some video's of people having real car gauges working with LFS. I've tried searching, but i want to know how its done, or is it basically pointless trying to explain it to someone with not much computer knowledge. Do you need to be a programmer and electrical genius to know what to do?

Im about to start making a cockpit for the game using a real car interior and it would help finish off the effect!

If anyone can help it would be much appreciated

http://en.lfsmanual.net/wiki/Options#View

Set Options > View > Clocks mode to "Real"

Real as in actualt physical "IRL" gauges, I'd assume.

maybe i should have been a bit clearer,

I meant a instrument cluster out of a REAL car working in sync with the game.

The cockpit im making will be using a 94 model Mazda Rx7 interior, I want the gauges to work to what the game is doing.

Get what i mean?

Ive seen it done, i just have no idea on how they do it

A dude called AlfaLover posted some vids a while back, http://www.outgauge.net/ for more info.

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A dude called AlfaLover posted some vids a while back, http://www.outgauge.net/ for more info.

Thanks for that link, thats what i was talking about so does he supply the chip boards and software?...then what? how is it connected to the different types of instrument clusters

I could remember someone posting about it and had a quick search to get the link above.
That's where my knowledge of the subject ends sadly.

You could maybe try dropping him a PM or email ?

Thanks for that, just emailed him, hopefully it isnt too dificult to do

May i point you in THIS direction?