Check out https://barantracks.blogspot.com/p/rosciszow-walim.html These stages take a huge amount of time and effort to put together. Stop by and say thanks
This stage is crazy fast.
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I really like mine. Its comfortable for long races. I did brace the chair so at the moment mine doesnt have the rocking effect. Here are some pics for a couple months ago when I got my g29. https://imgur.com/gallery/9kkFi4T
I really like it and I think I could hide all the guts underneath the chair when its all said and done.
Honestly I have a Poang chair from ikea and I was thinking about using windshield wiper motors like this fella did. https://www.xsimulator.net/community/threads/ikea-1-5-dof-ultra-comfort.5602/ I think it would be a great entry level start then Ill maybe move on to actuators and big boy stuff.
Man thats cool. I want to build my own wheel too. I think once I determine which motor to use Ill be golden just hard to decide. Im hoping to build a motion rig also in the future.
I dont know how VA would work as the left and right monitor but I have a single curved VA as my primary and two IPS as my left and right and outside of color matching its not too shabby. I like it. I'm soon going to be replacing the IPS monitors so I have three identical screens. I have tested the viewing angles and I dont believe Ill have any issues.
It's pretty fun finding creative ways to have a car in your house without having a car in your house :-).
Not that I have seen so far. I have found some cars that physics dont work on so you have to redownload the car through the RSF plug in.
I was playing with the Opel last night and thought of your advice as I went into this corner. https://youtu.be/ScuyeG00PxA?si=LbmIJcQLGq94p7wY&t=834
Thank you very much for the tips and advice. I was hoping to receive some constructive criticism soon. I normally use numeric pace notes when I'm running practice stages. I think I got so excited to run the rally I didn't really prepare. Correctly. I knew I was in trouble after the first stage but figured I'd stick to it. I turned off visual pace notes after that rally to force myself to listen to Janne. What are some stages you use to practice? The new RabocsiRing RX has been my go to for training. I'm sure there is better I just love that stage.
I just recently started using steam on Ubuntu 22.04 and I love it. I've used windows for my whole life and Linux for the last couple decades. I tried here and there to game on Linux and would occasionally have some success. I just stuck with windows when I thought about gaming. I just had my windows gaming rig and my Linux workstation. Now I'm able to meld the two. I was able to move all my games from my windows system to Linux with zero problems. I haven't had a chance to play my entire library but what I really enjoy works and works well. I really like racing sims and the Dirt franchise. I've also played most recent fighting games and all work well for me.