Drift Lapper Request

[x-noize]

Hello ther))

i wanted to ask some one who can made a lapper for drift scoring with:
Score pannel
Top Scores
Angel score
Apex Score
Grass panlty
X Score (0.1-5.0)

if some one have one like that or copy of Fat-Oil`s lapper please send me on my E-mail: alexei93@walla.com
Thank you

and if this not a hard work and you have time for it please if you can create one! this will make my life better)) :smileypul

[tbofram]

I do know there is drift scoring systems like this. I do not know if they are on the forum as I have never wanted one but I do remember vein sent one. I will look around my computer tonight if no one else has posted links.

[broken]

I think that you are likely to receive more support about Lapper in the LFSLapper Development (http://www.lfsforum.net/forumdisplay.php?f=262) section.
Not sure how right I am, but my guess is that most LFSLapper developers read that section more often. :tilt:

Also, it is possible that someone has already posted such system in that section too. You can through a few pages if you like to.
Just suggesting. :)

[tbofram]

ok i found a Drift lapper from one of my freinds old drift server that is no longer running ( i think) but it is untested so i have no clue if it works or not. if it does not work just say and i will fix it

[sinanju]

ok i found a Drift lapper from one of my freinds old drift server that is no longer running ( i think) but it is untested so i have no clue if it works or not. if it does not work just say and i will fix it

It does work, but this is just the standard release version 6.011 of LFSLapper with my included driftmeter add-on enabled, and the server name added to the standard config files.

You will get a scoreboard, and (if you configure it right), you can get a list of top drift scores (!drf command).

Don't know what an 'angel' score is, unless you mean angle?

Scoreboard will show angle data, but it's not live; that is, will only show angle at end of drift, not a changing number during drift.

There is no Apex Score or grass penalties - I saw that enabled on Fat-Oil's version of lapper, but he changed a lot more than the standard config files to get these. Suggest you read post HERE (http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?p=1479036#post1479036) about his version of lapper.

The X (times) score isn't in the default driftmeter. Could be done, but if I did it, I would just use a HUGE amount of IF statements, e.g.

IF $driftscore <=2500 + $speed >=35
THEN
$driftscore = $driftscore x 0.9
ELSE
IF $driftscore >=2500 + $speed >=35
THEN
$driftscore = $driftscore x 1.1
ELSE
IF $driftscore >=3500 + $speed >=35
THEN
$driftscore = $driftscore x 1.15
ELSE
IF....


Could probably be done lot easier using arrays or something, but that's way beyond my noobish skills.

[tbofram]

It does work, but this is just the standard release version 6.011 of LFSLapper with my included driftmeter add-on enabled, and the server name added to the standard config files.

You will get a scoreboard, and (if you configure it right), you can get a list of top drift scores (!drf command).

Don't know what an 'angel' score is, unless you mean angle?

Scoreboard will show angle data, but it's not live; that is, will only show angle at end of drift, not a changing number during drift.

There is no Apex Score or grass penalties - I saw that enabled on Fat-Oil's version of lapper, but he changed a lot more than the standard config files to get these. Suggest you read post HERE (http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?p=1479036#post1479036) about his version of lapper.

The X (times) score isn't in the default driftmeter. Could be done, but if I did it, I would just use a HUGE amount of IF statements, e.g.

IF $driftscore <=2500 + $speed >=35
THEN
$driftscore = $driftscore x 0.9
ELSE
IF $driftscore >=2500 + $speed >=35
THEN
$driftscore = $driftscore x 1.1
ELSE
IF $driftscore >=3500 + $speed >=35
THEN
$driftscore = $driftscore x 1.15
ELSE
IF....


Could probably be done lot easier using arrays or something, but that's way beyond my noobish skills.

i never edited that lapper at all it was some demo guy that ran a drift server. so i just had it on my computer

[broken]

It does work, but this is just the standard release version 6.011 of LFSLapper with my included driftmeter add-on enabled, and the server name added to the standard config files.

You will get a scoreboard, and (if you configure it right), you can get a list of top drift scores (!drf command).

Don't know what an 'angel' score is, unless you mean angle?

Scoreboard will show angle data, but it's not live; that is, will only show angle at end of drift, not a changing number during drift.

There is no Apex Score or grass penalties - I saw that enabled on Fat-Oil's version of lapper, but he changed a lot more than the standard config files to get these. Suggest you read post HERE (http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?p=1479036#post1479036) about his version of lapper.

The X (times) score isn't in the default driftmeter. Could be done, but if I did it, I would just use a HUGE amount of IF statements, e.g.

IF $driftscore <=2500 + $speed >=35
THEN
$driftscore = $driftscore x 0.9
ELSE
IF $driftscore >=2500 + $speed >=35
THEN
$driftscore = $driftscore x 1.1
ELSE
IF $driftscore >=3500 + $speed >=35
THEN
$driftscore = $driftscore x 1.15
ELSE
IF....


Could probably be done lot easier using arrays or something, but that's way beyond my noobish skills.

Why not with a simple formula? Say $driftscore of 2500 and $speed of 35 are 1.0. Then, you could do something like...
$multiplyscore = $driftscore / 2500;
$multiplyspeed = $speed / 35;
$multiply = ($multiplyscore / 2) + ($multiplyspeed / 2); //The brackets are just for safety, it should work without them too. But I am not familiar with LFSLapper code, so...
$driftscore *= $multiply; //If this doesn't work, then simply: $driftscore = $driftscore * $multiply
Or a 1 liner:
$driftscore *= ($driftscore / 5000) + ($speed / 70);
The first example was that long, because I wanted to break it down to small chunks, so it's easier to understand what it does. :)
I highly recommend you to use the 2nd example.

[Edit] But, obviously, you would need to add some rules to that. You don't want people receiving points, just because they are moving fast in a straight line. :)

[sinanju]

You don't want people receiving points, just because they are moving fast in a straight line. :)
There's already criteria set (which you can change) to help with this.

For instance, I have

$MinimumDriftSpeed = 39; # Minimum speed in km/h to maintain. Driving below that speed will reset score (25kmph is approx 16MPH)
$MinimumDriftAngle = 5; # Minimum angel to maintain. When angle is below value, score is reset
$MaximumDriftAngle = 75; # Maximum angel to maintain. When angle is above value, score is reset

By the way, what does *= mean? (Google gives me Your search - *= - did not match any documents).

[Whiskey]

By the way, what does *= mean? (Google gives me Your search - *= - did not match any documents).

I hope you know this, as a programmer you should know this :Looking_a

Those two sentences return the same value:

var1 = var1 * var2;
var1 *= var2;

[sinanju]

:)

I'm no programmer. Never said I was a programmer; never even slept with a programmer!

Quote from my first post: "beyond my noobish skills".

[Mountaindewzilla]

By the way, what does *= mean? (Google gives me Your search - *= - did not match any documents).

Assign product.

a = 2
a *= 2
a == 4

Remember that the most gratifying way to learn something is doing experiments.


There are already so many solutions for OP that this thread doesn't really need to be here.

[Whiskey]

Oh, seeing you posting day after day in programmers section made me think you were a programmer. My bad haha