Game Modes/Single Player - Revision history

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Flame CZE: move Track Selection Screen section to a separate page

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move Track Selection Screen section to a separate page

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 {{Page title subpage}}
 [[image:Singleplayer.jpg|thumb|[[Game Lobby Screen|Lobby screen]] in single player mode]]
-Even though Live for Speed was developed to offer the best [[../Multiplayer|online racing]] possible, its '''single player''' mode is not only a necessary addition but also very useful in different aspects. The single player can be used to learn new [[:Category:Tracks|tracks]], develop setups or even practice some overtaking against the AI. If you make a mistake in single player mode, you will never anger anyone – except yourself, perhaps.
+Even though Live for Speed was developed to offer the best [[../Multiplayer|online racing]] possible, its '''single player''' mode is not only a necessary addition but also very useful in different aspects. The single player can be used to learn new [[tracks]], develop setups or even practice some overtaking against the AI. If you make a mistake in single player mode, you will never anger anyone – except yourself, perhaps.
 == See also ==

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 [[image:Singleplayer.jpg|thumb|[[Game Lobby Screen|Lobby screen]] in single player mode]]
 Even though Live for Speed was developed to offer the best [[../Multiplayer|online racing]] possible, its '''single player''' mode is not only a necessary addition but also very useful in different aspects. The single player can be used to learn new [[:Category:Tracks|tracks]], develop setups or even practice some overtaking against the AI. If you make a mistake in single player mode, you will never anger anyone – except yourself, perhaps.
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 * [[Game Modes/Multiplayer|Multiplayer]]
-[[Category:Game modes]]
+[[Category:Game modes|Single Player]]
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 [[image:Singleplayer.jpg|thumb|[[Game Lobby Screen|Lobby screen]] in single player mode]]
 Even though Live for Speed was developed to offer the best [[../Multiplayer|online racing]] possible, its '''single player''' mode is not only a necessary addition but also very useful in different aspects. The single player can be used to learn new [[:Category:Tracks|tracks]], develop setups or even practice some overtaking against the AI. If you make a mistake in single player mode, you will never anger anyone – except yourself, perhaps.
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 [[Category:Game modes]]

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 [[image:Singleplayer.jpg|thumb|[[Game Lobby Screen|Lobby screen]] in single player mode]]
 Even though Live for Speed was developed to offer the best [[../Multiplayer|online racing]] possible, its '''single player''' mode is not only a necessary addition but also very useful in different aspects. The single player can be used to learn new [[:Category:Tracks|tracks]], develop setups or even practice some overtaking against the AI. If you make a mistake in single player mode, you will never anger anyone – except yourself, perhaps.
 [[Category:Game modes]]

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 [[image:Singleplayer.jpg|thumb|[[Game Lobby Screen|Lobby screen]] in single player mode]]
-Even though Live for Speed was developed to offer the best [[../Multiplayer|online racing]] possible, its '''single player''' mode is not only a necessary addition but also very useful in different aspects. The single player can be used to learn new tracks, develop setups or even practice some overtaking against the AI. If you make a mistake in single player mode, you will never anger anyone – except yourself, perhaps.
+Even though Live for Speed was developed to offer the best [[../Multiplayer|online racing]] possible, its '''single player''' mode is not only a necessary addition but also very useful in different aspects. The single player can be used to learn new [[:Category:Tracks|tracks]], develop setups or even practice some overtaking against the AI. If you make a mistake in single player mode, you will never anger anyone – except yourself, perhaps.
 [[Category:Game modes]]

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	Make a copy of the default hard track setup by highlighting it, click {{Button\|New setup}} to create a copy and save under a different name and play around with the settings by increasing or decreasing items, use small adjustments at first etc, when finished click {{Button\|OK\|green}} to return to the Lobby screen and add to race by clicking the join race button.		Make a copy of the default hard track setup by highlighting it, click {{Button\|New setup}} to create a copy and save under a different name and play around with the settings by increasing or decreasing items, use small adjustments at first etc, when finished click {{Button\|OK\|green}} to return to the Lobby screen and add to race by clicking the join race button.
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−	~~== Track Selection ==~~
−	~~[[image:Trackselect.jpg\|thumb\|Choose your track]]~~
−	Next we will cover the last button; the track selection button, pretty important as we need a safe place to race our cars, hey? You will see a small map showing the selected track from an overhead view and details on the overall length of that track.
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−	There are seven major track areas for racing, the sevenths area Autocross is a skid pad zone for building tracks and experimenting, as well as a two and eight lane drag strip area. To use a track, simply select the desired track from the main areas on your right, this will bring a submenu containing all the tracks available for that particular raceway. You can then choose which of the separate tracks to race on by clicking on that track name. After choosing the track layout, any available Autocross layouts for your chosen track will appear to the right below the available configurations. A map showing the track path is then displayed, and options to change the weather conditions (lighting only) are available from the weather menu, with its three options:
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−	BRIGHT CLEAR - OVERCAST - CLOUDY SUNSET/DUSK - You have to make the choice! At this stage of LFS development actual weather conditions, such as rain, hail, fog etc have not been implemented, nor has night racing.
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−	The X and Y buttons switch to a open track configuration. That means you can go anywhere you like at the track. You can also create custom track configs by adding checkpoints and blocking the unnecessary roads with barriers. Pit lane and starting grid depends on which X or Y you select - so e.g. South City Chicane Route X will have the same pit lane and grid as the normal track.
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−	Clicking the {{Button\|OK\|green}} button or clicking the track image will lock in the selected track and options you have chosen and return you to the Single Player selection screen where you can join the race and start racing by clicking the {{Button\|GO\|green}} button.

	[[Category:Game modes]]		[[Category:Game modes]]

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-=== Game Lobby Screen ===
+== Game Lobby Screen ==
 In the game lobby screen you will set up your single and multiplayer races. Here you can choose your car, including it's skin and setup, the track and set up how long you want to race.
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 The join race button is self explanatory; this allows you to add your car, manned by you and join in the fun. Looking now to the group of buttons to the right of the screen, we see that the next button is called the player button.
-=== Garage Area and Car Settings ===
+== Garage Area and Car Settings ==
 [[image:Garage.jpg|thumb|Your car in the Garage]]
 [[image:LFS in-game vehicle mods browser.jpg|thumb|Vehicle mod selection]]
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 Make a copy of the default hard track setup by highlighting it, click {{Button|New setup}} to create a copy and save under a different name and play around with the settings by increasing or decreasing items, use small adjustments at first etc, when finished click {{Button|OK|green}} to return to the Lobby screen and add to race by clicking the join race button.
-=== Track Selection ===
+== Track Selection ==
 [[image:Trackselect.jpg|thumb|Choose your track]]
 Next we will cover the last button; the track selection button, pretty important as we need a safe place to race our cars, hey? You will see a small map showing the selected track from an overhead view and details on the overall length of that track.

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 INFORMATION: Currently AI-players can't drive on windy tracks.<br>
-'''Laps:''' The grey buttons allow you to choose how many laps you want to race. Choosing 0 laps will start an unlimited practice session which probably is the best way to learn new cars and tracks as you can do as many timed laps as you want. As soon as you select 1 or more laps to race, an additional control appears which lets you choose if you want to have a qualifying before the race and how long it should be.<br>
+'''Laps:''' The grey buttons allow you to choose how many laps you want to race. Choosing 0 laps will start an unlimited practice session which probably is the best way to learn new cars and tracks as you can do as many timed laps as you want. As soon as you select 1 or more laps to race, an additional control appears which lets you choose if you want to have a qualifying before the race and how long it should be.
-INFORMATION: The number of laps is limited to a max of 1000. You can also choose 1-48 hours for endurance races.<br>
-ADVICE: Right-Clicking on the buttons will change the value in larger steps.
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 === Game Lobby Screen ===