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Welcome to the LFS Manual!

This is a user manual for Live for Speed - the online racing simulator. This manual works like Wikipedia, meaning that you or anyone with an LFS account can edit almost any article right now by clicking on the edit link that appears at the top of the page. You can log in using the link top-right of any page. Don't be afraid to edit, you can't break the LFS Manual.

On this day

March 24

• 2016 – Live for Speed version 0.6N was released with updates for VR.

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Get started with Live for Speed

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  1. Download & install

  Learn how to install Live for Speed to get started.

  Install Live for Speed
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  2. The first start

  Configure your steering wheel, gamepad, keyboard or mouse.

  Set up Live for Speed
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  3. Drive your first lap

  Learn the basics of driving and complete your first laps.

  Beginner driving tutorial

Explore more LFS guides and topics

All topics · Categories

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  Game modes

  • Training
  • Single player
  • Hot lapping
  • Multiplayer
  • Replays
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  Official content

  • Cars
  • Tracks
  • Autocross layouts
  • Unlocking more content
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  Interface & controls

  • User interface
  • Menus
  • Camera views
  • Options
  • Keyboard shortcuts
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  Car setups

  • Basic setup guide
  • Advanced setup guide
  • Technical reference
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  Customisation

  • Vehicle mods
  • Custom paint schemes (skins)
  • Autocross layouts
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  Programming

  • Commands
  • Scripting
  • External programs
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  Hardware

  • Wheels
  • Game pads
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  Software

  • Running LFS on Linux
  • Running LFS on OS X
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  Community

  • Leagues & events
  • LFS World
  • Translations
  • LFS players in real life motorsports
  • Links
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  Support

  • Frequently asked questions
  • Improving performance
  • Glossary
  • Abbreviations

Do you have further questions?

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Live for Speed links

Main website · Forum · LFS World · X · Bluesky · YouTube · Discord

LFS compatibility matrix

Assumptions:

• If a replay recorded in version A can be played in a newer version B, we assume that the replay can be played in all versions newer than A and older than B.
• If a replay recorded in version A can be played in a newer version B, we assume that a replay recorded in any version newer than A and older than B can be played in all versions newer than the replay version and older than B.
• If a replay recorded in version A cannot be played in a newer version B, we assume that a replay recorded in any version older than A cannot be played in version B.
• If a replay recorded in version A can be played in a newer version B, we assume that the replay cannot be played in all versions newer than B.
• If a replay recorded in version B cannot be played in an older version A, we assume that the replay cannot be played in all versions older than A.

Version Compatibility Matrix

		LFS Client
		0.5A	0.5B	0.6A	0.6B
Replay	0.5A	-	Yes	No	No
	0.5B	Yes	-	No	No
	0.6A	Yes	Yes	-	No
	0.6B	Yes	Yes	No	-