Automobilista - EA v0.9.4 RELEASED, now up to v0.9.41

Renato is it possible to swap Timing and Chat in multiplayer? In SCE if we get a mismatch or anything wrong we can read it in chat before disconnecting, as it is now we may now have time to check it.

 

Do you plan to further improve garage UI (setup management, chat,..) ?

 

Ok, sorry then

Anyway speaking about leds, the problem is that, due to rF led system (I've messed with it myself in the past, I know how it works) the initial leds light up at very early RPM, way earlier than IRL. So if you have a linear system, and you have 10 leds, it doesn't help visually, because you see many of them always on, and just the 3-4 ones lighting at the very end. With the old 3 block led system this wasn't much of a problem, giving positive visual information. A led system like AC one would work better imo, where you simply put at what RPM does every led work.

 

Could the trackmap on Johannesburg Historic be fixed ?

 

I just noticed that the Formula V12 visual or diagrammatic RPM indicator (the one that looks like a slope) indicates its going up to 18500 while the digital gauge clearly shows only 17000 at the limiter.

 

This should be such an easy fix please reiza

 

Do you guys have any plans to fix the issues with multiple controllers not being recognised correctly and Having to reconfigure them every time you boot the game up?

 

Not using a USB hub. I have a a t500 with modded f1 wheel, a simr dlx display with working encoders. Also have two dsd p1 button boxes. When I load the game up this combination is not recognised properly so nothing works as it should

 

That sounds like 4 devices and I thought the max was 3?

This is very simple to reproduce as it happens to me all the the time. It requires at least 2 USB controllers and 2 USB devices.
1. Plug in both devices to USB controller 1 (eg, the USB 2.0 ports on the front of the case).
2. Wait for Windows to fully detect/install/setup the devices.
3. Start up AMS and figure out which device is recognized as JOY1.
4. Quit AMS.
5. Unplug the device identified in step 3 and wait about 30 seconds just to be sure that it's unenumerated from the USB bus and the OS.
6. Plug the device into USB controller 2 (eg, the USB 3.0 ports on the back of the case).
7. Wait for Windows to fully detect/install/setup the device.
8. Start up AMS and observe that the device is now recognized as JOY2 instead due to reenumerating on the USB bus.
It's also possible to reproduce on a machine with a single USB 2.0 controller by uninstalling the device driver for JOY1, unplugging JOY1 only (leave JOY2 plugged in), rebooting, and then plugging in JOY1 again.

 

I don't think I had my current setup prior to 0.8.7, sorry not much help there.
I know others have a similar issue so hopefully they can help out.

 

Will Montana go public today ?

 

Using a USB hub with on/off switches such as this :
https://www.amazon.ca/Sabrent-4-Port-Individual-Switches-HB-UMLS/dp/B00BWF5U0M/

And the reason I use such hub is that my wheel/trackir/renovatio data display do not have on/off switches. I don't want to unplug/replug them everytime I want to race.

Everytime different USB id. So annoying.

 

That's exactly what i get jumbled up USB id's. Set wheel as 1 but when get out and go back in it has a different number and nothing works.

 

Hi Renato, I've noticed that after the release of the 0.9.41 version you've added an identification number on SRS files and also on the GDB for each track (f.e. ID=20).
What's the purpose of that addition ?

Thanks.
Luca.