Live for speed s3 license mod#
Live for speed s3 license drivers#
Live for speed s3 license mods#

Although I wonder since now S1 is not sold seperately anymore howmany S1 licence holders out there would actualy make use of this possible hack.

Well imho although this has been suggested before, S1 users should have been able to join S2 servers running S1 combo's (TBO on FernBay, LX on southcity whatever.) but this was not done due to people being able to hack the game.

so they can only play offline (which is boring since the Ai is uhm.) but as you say it they cant even do that since they would not be able to unlock their product?!! for those people their purshase has become useless since they cant join S2 server running S1 combo's and there are no S1 servers.

Live for speed s3 license drivers#

I have 2 friends who only bought S1, also met some demo drivers who do have S1 but didn't buy S2.

Live for speed s3 license mod#

When approved, the mod can be downloaded in LFS and used online.Uhm isn't S1 update just like the demo? so you still have the same cars and tracks but with the new physics etc?īut you mean that people who bought S1 when only S1 was out and never bought S2 when that came out cant play S1 anymore?! Reviewers will check it follows the rules and approve / reject / request changes. Test the mod in your public version of LFS then export and upload it to our website. Adjust wheel positions, mass, suspension, engine and so on. To create a driveable vehicle with your model, you could either start from scratch with a new vehicle or choose an existing car as a starting point. Blender, then make adjustments and apply texture maps within the LFS modeller. To make a mod you can build a model (3D mesh) directly in the LFS modeller or start by importing one from another program, e.g.

Live for speed s3 license mods#

With the new system, you can visit any server and see new mods there for the first time as they are automatically downloaded like skins. We started working on a mod submission system, with mods stored on our website and automatically downloaded in LFS. So I made more changes to save fully edited vehicles that could be loaded in the public version.Īs a standalone model and vehicle editor was proven to be possible in principle, we got more serious about the whole thing. It was immediately obvious that it would be too restrictive if we only allowed VOB mods on existing cars. So I experimented with some changes in the current public version of LFS, to the point where it could load VOB models saved from our development version. But it would of course be better if we had an official way to edit and export mods. That would have been ideal but there is a lot of demand for mods and we started to look into it this year.Īt first we started thinking about simply allowing VOB mods, with some restrictions. We thought it could be done after the new version release, with the new physics. We have always wanted to support mods because of the huge variety that becomes possible. Read more at the thread linked above, or check out the background and basics of the new system quoted below: triangle count and texture size) so the mods are quick to download. – No meshes converted from other games, unless permission is proved during the submission process. – No real car names or logos, unless permission is proved during the submission process. The selection process for mods are quite strict: In an announcement on the official LFS forum, lead developer Scawen has previewed some upcoming changes that will enable mod support for owners of Live for Speed S3.