Brake percentage

Discussion in 'Automobilista - Help & Support' started by dino, Oct 18, 2016.

  1. dino

    dino New Member

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    Could someone help me fix the brake percentage shown in this graph
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  2. Paul_73

    Paul_73 Member AMS2 Club Member

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    If you mean fix the percentage number so it goes from 100% down to 0%, I don't know how to fix that.

    If you mean the crazy-long colored bars, there may be something you can do. It seems the widget is messed up. The brake bars want to go all the way to the top and block the engine and tire info no matter what.

    In the image below, there are actually two Wear Widgets: one with no brake info and one with only brake info. I experimented with various size and padding settings to get it to look right. The one with the tires has z-index 0 and the brakes is z-index 1. You could go further and get the backgrounds to match and get the sizes a little more consistent.

    I haven't actually tested this in the game, though. Hopefully this helps.

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  3. sherpa25

    sherpa25 Active Member AMS2 Club Member

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    Hi, how do you read this properly, for LF tires =62% wear, 93% grip? And for LF brakes, why is it more than 100%?
     
  4. Tim O'Glock

    Tim O'Glock Active Member AMS2 Club Member

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    Set the units to metric.
     
  5. Paul_73

    Paul_73 Member AMS2 Club Member

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    sherpa25, yes, that what those numbers mean, according to the editor. I don't know why the brakes health is over 100%. Maybe changing to metric fixes that, as Tim O'Glock says.

    I don't even use this widget, I was simply trying to help dino.

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  6. sherpa25

    sherpa25 Active Member AMS2 Club Member

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    Thanks. Where do you set to Metric? As you don't use these, any other recommendable widget for tires/brakes?
     
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  7. Tim O'Glock

    Tim O'Glock Active Member AMS2 Club Member

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  8. Paul_73

    Paul_73 Member AMS2 Club Member

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    I just use the regular TiresAndBrakesWidget. It's clean and easy to read.
     
  9. sherpa25

    sherpa25 Active Member AMS2 Club Member

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    Ok, but sorry, w/c is this 'regular' widget? Overlay in Dynhud?
     
  10. Paul_73

    Paul_73 Member AMS2 Club Member

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    That's OK. It looks like this:

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    It's part of the default Reiza DynHUD overlay. I have my overlay redesigned to suit me, but I still use this tire/brake widget.

    I think the Native HUD (non-DynHUD) has a pretty good tire health display if you don't use DynHUD. (I don't have a handy picture of that one right now.)

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  11. dino

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    Thank you everyone!
     

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