Live For Speed WIKI manual
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Live For Speed WIKI manual
As you can see in this link, the LFS manual is developing all the time.
For both new and existing users, this has something for you.
http://lfs-old.4players.de:1043/lfswiki ... /Main_Page
And the early PDF Version
http://www.4players.de/rendersite.php?L ... PARENT=121
For both new and existing users, this has something for you.
http://lfs-old.4players.de:1043/lfswiki ... /Main_Page
And the early PDF Version
http://www.4players.de/rendersite.php?L ... PARENT=121
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I have a question. How do I find the Suspension Analyser file? It's in the guide but I have no idea what he is talking about? Is it an extra download or is it just in the game already?
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2 ways you can do it, either use f1view.....or do it in game by looking at the forces..........i use the latter the suspension analyser files he is talking about are made for the s1 cars....so there not really helpful, the main thing in developing a set is just by driving feel, drive the car in the same conditions over and over again each time with variants of setup and eventually you usually come up with a good one ![Smile :)](./images/smilies/smile.gif)
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Cheers, just got f1 view thingy ma bob, sick of trying to "feel" it lol. Blackwood is shitting me somethign chronic at the moment. Bloody over steer on mid corner, but just adjusting the roll bar doesn't fix that cos then it wont turn in. blah, blah, blah. I figure if I can at least get ride heights right then that's a start.
thnx though sambo
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thnx though sambo
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watch your dampners and roll bar settings, if there set wrong they can often compound the problem adding more oversteer. otherwise just drop 1 on the rear wing.Righteous wrote:Cheers, just got f1 view thingy ma bob, sick of trying to "feel" it lol. Blackwood is shitting me somethign chronic at the moment. Bloody over steer on mid corner, but just adjusting the roll bar doesn't fix that cos then it wont turn in. blah, blah, blah. I figure if I can at least get ride heights right then that's a start.
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