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Just a few days after v0.7C the LFS Devs have quickly released another revision of their software. The latest update includes some updates for the list of events on the entry screen.

The list of events now shows a countdown to a live stream if it will start within an hour. The number of racers on an event’s host is now displayed, either during the event or when it is open for practice. A lock icon is shown if you will need a password to join.

The other changes are mainly fixes for a few issues that were found in the recently released version C, and some user interface improvements.

Changes from 0.7C to 0.7D:

List of events:

Time to live stream is displayed if it starts in less than 1 hour
Displays current and max connections on host if any are connected
Live stream service links are now shown as icons instead of names
A lock icon is displayed beside Join button if password required

Mods screen:

If host has a limited list of mods the filters are set to show all
Page Up / Page Down keys move a whole page (5 lines instead of 4)
FIX: Selected mod’s name was not always identified as selected

Force feedback:

Change in force feedback code for devices that report two FF axes
– to fix a problem with some wheels with inverted FF turning left

Interface:

Click “Join” when no official cars allowed now enters mods screen
FIX: Crash after selecting a driver name from Join Specific Host
FIX: Assigned arrow keys adjusted brake balance (etc) while driving
FIX: Viewer button was available in garage during welcome sequence
FIX: Virtual keyboard full of question marks in Greek or Cyrillic
FIX: Corrected width of characters in text dialog code page view

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