Professional Karting Simulator
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Plugins / Re: Z1 Analyzer
Last post by Russell Hodgson - April 03, 2020, 10:58:23 pmWe have released version 2020.1.3 of the Z1 Analyzer. This fixes two issues:
* Bug fix: When opening a lap when you already had two laps open, the Analyzer would sometimes close both of the currently open laps, leaving you with just the newly opened lap. This made it so you could not compare two laps. This has been fixed.
* In the Select Lap dialog the Analyzer will now select the Sim name and Track name in the drop downs so they are set to the most recently selected sim/track names from the last time you had the Select lap dialog open.
New users can get the demo here:
https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
Existing users can get the update here:
https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/MyDashboard.cfm
* Bug fix: When opening a lap when you already had two laps open, the Analyzer would sometimes close both of the currently open laps, leaving you with just the newly opened lap. This made it so you could not compare two laps. This has been fixed.
* In the Select Lap dialog the Analyzer will now select the Sim name and Track name in the drop downs so they are set to the most recently selected sim/track names from the last time you had the Select lap dialog open.
New users can get the demo here:
https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
Existing users can get the update here:
https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/MyDashboard.cfm
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Plugins / Re: Z1 Analyzer
Last post by Russell Hodgson - April 01, 2020, 08:38:10 pmWe've released version 2020.1.2 of the Z1 Analyzer.
This fixes a bug that could cause the Analyzer to display a white screen and/or crash during startup.
New users can download the demo here: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
Existing users can get the update here:
https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/MyDashboard.cfm
This fixes a bug that could cause the Analyzer to display a white screen and/or crash during startup.
New users can download the demo here: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
Existing users can get the update here:
https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/MyDashboard.cfm
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Off-Topic / Re: Someone to avoid in KRP On...
Last post by Ivan Rud'ko - March 31, 2020, 01:26:19 pmHi! Can you help with the settings for KZ1? I struggle with your times for a long time, but somehow I can't get your time. It would be good to compare your settings with your own. Thank you in advance.
PS i cannot send you pm message, capcha write is right, but message not send.
PS i cannot send you pm message, capcha write is right, but message not send.
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Plugins / Re: Z1 Dashboard Software
Last post by Russell Hodgson - March 31, 2020, 01:02:02 amWe've released version 2020.1.1 of the Dashboard, Analyzer and server. This fixes a few issues:
* When using the data streaming service, the people receiving the data can now access the menus when the remote driver is not in the car. This will let you go to the Settings dialog, and set the display up like you want it. You'll also be able to view the other screens such as lap times, track map, etc.
* Fixed a bug associated with the data streaming service that could have prevented the number of laps from being recorded. This effected the ability to show laps to go, fuel averages, etc.
* When using an LCD screen the 'Waiting for Connection' screen will now show on both the LCD Screen and the monitor window. Once the sim has been detected the display will then continue only on the LCD Screen.
* Fixed a bug that could cause the LCD Screens to display incorrectly after running the LED test.
* Fixed an issue where data logging could result in massive files (over 1 GB). (Files should be about 2 MB per lap.) This would make the Analyzer take an extremely long time to open the files, making it appear to have frozen.
* Fixed a bug that could cause the Z1 Server to drop data stream connections when you were in the Z1 server's settings dialog.
You can get the demo here:
https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
Existing users can get the update here:
https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/MyDashboard.cfm
* When using the data streaming service, the people receiving the data can now access the menus when the remote driver is not in the car. This will let you go to the Settings dialog, and set the display up like you want it. You'll also be able to view the other screens such as lap times, track map, etc.
* Fixed a bug associated with the data streaming service that could have prevented the number of laps from being recorded. This effected the ability to show laps to go, fuel averages, etc.
* When using an LCD screen the 'Waiting for Connection' screen will now show on both the LCD Screen and the monitor window. Once the sim has been detected the display will then continue only on the LCD Screen.
* Fixed a bug that could cause the LCD Screens to display incorrectly after running the LED test.
* Fixed an issue where data logging could result in massive files (over 1 GB). (Files should be about 2 MB per lap.) This would make the Analyzer take an extremely long time to open the files, making it appear to have frozen.
* Fixed a bug that could cause the Z1 Server to drop data stream connections when you were in the Z1 server's settings dialog.
You can get the demo here:
https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
Existing users can get the update here:
https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/MyDashboard.cfm
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Paints / Paint 60 MINI PAROLIN
Last post by cangy - March 29, 2020, 12:13:37 amCon la pandemia a giro ero a casa e non sapevo che fare.....
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rUiaVbpve9EebeR8g_eHRFYD1ww9F7VZ
Spero funzioni tutto
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1rUiaVbpve9EebeR8g_eHRFYD1ww9F7VZ
Spero funzioni tutto
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Track Editing / Italian Track
Last post by bcs - March 28, 2020, 07:25:15 pmHi everyone, I'm not very good at pc.
Anyone want to draw this track?
It is truly beautiful to do.
Thanks
https://sites.google.com/site/osafcalcio/_/rsrc/1465117896145/home/le-piste-e-i-kart/extrema-kart-speedway/Extrema.jpg?height=191&width=400
Anyone want to draw this track?
It is truly beautiful to do.
Thanks
https://sites.google.com/site/osafcalcio/_/rsrc/1465117896145/home/le-piste-e-i-kart/extrema-kart-speedway/Extrema.jpg?height=191&width=400
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Plugins / Re: Z1 Analyzer
Last post by Russell Hodgson - March 26, 2020, 08:43:44 pmVersion 2020.1 of the Z1 Analyzer is now available. Just like the Dashboard we have updated the numbering sequence - so 2020.1
The big change in this version is that we have rewritten the entire Analyzer to use Direct2D instead of cairo. This update in the graphics department means we can utilize the GPU when rendering, provide much smoother lines and fonts, get better performance, especially when scrolling around the various track maps in the analysis screens. It also opens up a lot of doors for us for future development concepts that we would have been unable to do properly with the cairo graphics engine.
The Z1 Analyzer 2020.1 is crisper and faster than before!
The brake points analysis screen makes it easier to see which lap is which with the red and blue track edges.
The driving line analysis screen gets the same Direct2D treatment - better performance and a smoother, crisper display
The Turn Analysis screen has been updated for better performance and a more integrated feel.
We've also added quite a lot of YouTube video links in the Analyzer to provide help on how the various feature work - so make sure you check those out.
We'd also like to thank the entire beta test team - they did a tireless job ensuring the version is as good as it is!
You can download the demo here: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
Existing users can get the update here: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/MyDashboard.cfm
Here is the full list of release notes:
* Direct2D - The entire Analyzer graphics engine has been rewritten using Direct2D. This replaces the older cairo graphics engine. This change will allow for improved performance of the Analyzer, and more efficient usage of the GPU when rendering. In addition it will open the door for many future improvements that would not have been possible using the old cairo rendering engine.
* Graphical improvements - the rewrite process for Direct2D allowed us to update the display of many of the components to bring a more cohesive look to the entire Analyzer.
* Added many links to our YouTube videos to help explain how to use, and get the most out of, the Z1 Analyzer.
* When importing external data, we have removed the Track length text field. The length of the track will now always be calculated using the data contained within the imported file. This is because allowing the user to enter the track length opened up the possibility of accidentally entering the wrong track length. An incorrect track length would result in all sorts of issues when attempting to view the data and/or compare it to other laps.
* The version numbering of the Analyzer has been changed. Starting with this version the numbering will be year based making this version 2020.1. This is to bring all three applications onto the same numbering sequence and to make it easier to determine if you have the most recent version of the software.
* The Z1 Analyzer will now notify you of new versions with an overview of the highlights of the new version. This notification will be displayed on two consecutive start ups once the update is available.
* Windows 7 is no longer officially supported. While the Z1 Analyzer can still be installed on Windows 7 and run on it, there may be issues that arise as Windows 7 is now EOL.
* Note for this release the Print functionality has been disabled. It will be reinstated soon.
You can download the demo here: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
The big change in this version is that we have rewritten the entire Analyzer to use Direct2D instead of cairo. This update in the graphics department means we can utilize the GPU when rendering, provide much smoother lines and fonts, get better performance, especially when scrolling around the various track maps in the analysis screens. It also opens up a lot of doors for us for future development concepts that we would have been unable to do properly with the cairo graphics engine.
The Z1 Analyzer 2020.1 is crisper and faster than before!
The brake points analysis screen makes it easier to see which lap is which with the red and blue track edges.
The driving line analysis screen gets the same Direct2D treatment - better performance and a smoother, crisper display
The Turn Analysis screen has been updated for better performance and a more integrated feel.
We've also added quite a lot of YouTube video links in the Analyzer to provide help on how the various feature work - so make sure you check those out.
We'd also like to thank the entire beta test team - they did a tireless job ensuring the version is as good as it is!
You can download the demo here: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
Existing users can get the update here: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/MyDashboard.cfm
Here is the full list of release notes:
* Direct2D - The entire Analyzer graphics engine has been rewritten using Direct2D. This replaces the older cairo graphics engine. This change will allow for improved performance of the Analyzer, and more efficient usage of the GPU when rendering. In addition it will open the door for many future improvements that would not have been possible using the old cairo rendering engine.
* Graphical improvements - the rewrite process for Direct2D allowed us to update the display of many of the components to bring a more cohesive look to the entire Analyzer.
* Added many links to our YouTube videos to help explain how to use, and get the most out of, the Z1 Analyzer.
* When importing external data, we have removed the Track length text field. The length of the track will now always be calculated using the data contained within the imported file. This is because allowing the user to enter the track length opened up the possibility of accidentally entering the wrong track length. An incorrect track length would result in all sorts of issues when attempting to view the data and/or compare it to other laps.
* The version numbering of the Analyzer has been changed. Starting with this version the numbering will be year based making this version 2020.1. This is to bring all three applications onto the same numbering sequence and to make it easier to determine if you have the most recent version of the software.
* The Z1 Analyzer will now notify you of new versions with an overview of the highlights of the new version. This notification will be displayed on two consecutive start ups once the update is available.
* Windows 7 is no longer officially supported. While the Z1 Analyzer can still be installed on Windows 7 and run on it, there may be issues that arise as Windows 7 is now EOL.
* Note for this release the Print functionality has been disabled. It will be reinstated soon.
You can download the demo here: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
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Plugins / Re: Z1 Dashboard Software
Last post by Russell Hodgson - March 25, 2020, 08:04:45 pmVersion 2020.1 of the Z1 Dashboard is now available! Yes the version number is 2020.1. We have updated the version numbers of all three applications (Dashboard, Analyzer and Server) to this new format as they are all part of a single suite of applications, and having different version numbers for each applications was becoming confusing. So version 2020.1 is the new number sequence for all of them.
In this new version we have 6 new dashboards - including the 718 GT4, Holden ZB and Ford Mustang GT.
718 GT4 Dash
Ford Mustang GT Dash
Holden ZB Dash
In addition you can now specify the FPS that each instance of the Dashboard will run at. This lets you use refresh rates that best suit your system and the dashboard being used.
Specify your target FPS rate
And the units of the various temperature, fuel levels and fuel pressure warning for the dashboards are now in the currently selected units.
Warning units are now in the currently selected units.
You can download the demo here: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
Existing users can get the update here: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/MyDashboard.cfm
Full release notes:
* Two New Dashboards: 718 GT4 Dash and 718 GT4 Dash B. The B version is the same dash without the LEDs.
* Two New Dashboards: Ford Mustang GT Dash 1 and Ford Mustang Gt Dash 2. Dash #1 is the Race dash and Dash #2 is the Launch dash.
* Two New Dashboards: Holden ZB Dash 1 and Holden ZB Dash 2. Dash #1 is the Race dash and Dash #2 is the Launch dash.
* There is now a new shift light pattern. This is 'All CTR iRacing'. This pattern will illuminate the LEDs from outside towards to center using the shift light start and end numbers provided by iRacing. Obviously this only work with iRacing.
* You can now control the frame rate target of the Z1 Dashboard. In the General settings tab there is an option called 'FPS Target'. This can be set between 1 and 60 fps. The default is 45 fps. The slower the frame rate the less CPU will be used. This can help if you find the Z1 Dashboard is using more CPU than you want it to. Also some dashboards don't need to be updated as often as others - for example standings dashboards, weather dashboards, etc. So you can adjust the FPS to suit the dashboards you have displayed. This can be done for each individual instance. This replaces the 'Sleep' parameter in previous versions.
* The Oil Flash and Water Flash temperatures (in the car 2 tab) that control when certain dials on the oval cars will begin to flash now use the currently selected temperature units. Previously they were always in Fahrenheit. Now if you have Celsius selected as your temperature units then these numbers will represent Celsius temperatures.
* The Oil Temp Warning and Water Temp Warning temperatures (in the car 2 tab) that control when the oil or water temperature warnings are displayed now use the currently selected temperature units. Previously they were always in Celsius. Now if you have Fahrenheit selected as your temperature units then these numbers will represent Fahrenheit temperatures.
* The Fuel Level Warning number (in the car 2 tab) that controls when the low fuel warning is displayed, and when the background flashes for low fuel, now uses the currently selected units. Previously it was always in liters. So now if you have gallons selected then the number is referring to gallons; if you have kilograms selected then the number would refer to kilograms, etc.
* The Fuel Pressure Warning number (in the car 2 tab), that controls when the fuel pressure warning is displayed, now uses the currently selected units. Previously it was always in Bar. So now if you have metric pressure units selected the number will represent kPa instead of Bar.
* The settings dialog has been made bigger so that you can see more of the options without having to scroll. As the Dashboard has evolved over the years is has become extremely customizable, leading to many options in the settings dialog. By making the dialog larger you can see more of these options without having to scroll as much.
* Certain error messages will be displayed at the top of the dashboards. These are intended to help when something goes wrong which might otherwise be difficult to either solve, or know that an issue occurred.
* The version numbering of the Dashboard has been changed. Starting with this version the numbering will be year based making this version 2020.1. This is to bring all three applications onto the same numbering sequence and to make it easier to determine if you have the most recent version of the software.
* The track map creation process has been updated. The Dashboard now attempts to properly orient the track map so the corners turn in the correct direction.
* Added 'Track Map' as a starting option in the Display tab. This lets you open the Z1 Dashboard to the track map when starting up.
* Updated the time display in the standings dashboards. Now if there is an hour or more to go you will see hours and minutes displayed. If there is less than an hour to go you will see minutes and seconds displayed.
* The update notification for new versions can now be displayed as an image, allowing us to show more details on what is included in the latest updates.
* Updates to the internal architecture to allow for better performance and future functionality.
* Windows 7 is no longer officially supported. While the Z1 Analyzer can still be installed on Windows 7 and run on it, there may be issues that arise as Windows 7 is now EOL.
Download the demo today: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
In this new version we have 6 new dashboards - including the 718 GT4, Holden ZB and Ford Mustang GT.
718 GT4 Dash
Ford Mustang GT Dash
Holden ZB Dash
In addition you can now specify the FPS that each instance of the Dashboard will run at. This lets you use refresh rates that best suit your system and the dashboard being used.
Specify your target FPS rate
And the units of the various temperature, fuel levels and fuel pressure warning for the dashboards are now in the currently selected units.
Warning units are now in the currently selected units.
You can download the demo here: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
Existing users can get the update here: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/MyDashboard.cfm
Full release notes:
* Two New Dashboards: 718 GT4 Dash and 718 GT4 Dash B. The B version is the same dash without the LEDs.
* Two New Dashboards: Ford Mustang GT Dash 1 and Ford Mustang Gt Dash 2. Dash #1 is the Race dash and Dash #2 is the Launch dash.
* Two New Dashboards: Holden ZB Dash 1 and Holden ZB Dash 2. Dash #1 is the Race dash and Dash #2 is the Launch dash.
* There is now a new shift light pattern. This is 'All CTR iRacing'. This pattern will illuminate the LEDs from outside towards to center using the shift light start and end numbers provided by iRacing. Obviously this only work with iRacing.
* You can now control the frame rate target of the Z1 Dashboard. In the General settings tab there is an option called 'FPS Target'. This can be set between 1 and 60 fps. The default is 45 fps. The slower the frame rate the less CPU will be used. This can help if you find the Z1 Dashboard is using more CPU than you want it to. Also some dashboards don't need to be updated as often as others - for example standings dashboards, weather dashboards, etc. So you can adjust the FPS to suit the dashboards you have displayed. This can be done for each individual instance. This replaces the 'Sleep' parameter in previous versions.
* The Oil Flash and Water Flash temperatures (in the car 2 tab) that control when certain dials on the oval cars will begin to flash now use the currently selected temperature units. Previously they were always in Fahrenheit. Now if you have Celsius selected as your temperature units then these numbers will represent Celsius temperatures.
* The Oil Temp Warning and Water Temp Warning temperatures (in the car 2 tab) that control when the oil or water temperature warnings are displayed now use the currently selected temperature units. Previously they were always in Celsius. Now if you have Fahrenheit selected as your temperature units then these numbers will represent Fahrenheit temperatures.
* The Fuel Level Warning number (in the car 2 tab) that controls when the low fuel warning is displayed, and when the background flashes for low fuel, now uses the currently selected units. Previously it was always in liters. So now if you have gallons selected then the number is referring to gallons; if you have kilograms selected then the number would refer to kilograms, etc.
* The Fuel Pressure Warning number (in the car 2 tab), that controls when the fuel pressure warning is displayed, now uses the currently selected units. Previously it was always in Bar. So now if you have metric pressure units selected the number will represent kPa instead of Bar.
* The settings dialog has been made bigger so that you can see more of the options without having to scroll. As the Dashboard has evolved over the years is has become extremely customizable, leading to many options in the settings dialog. By making the dialog larger you can see more of these options without having to scroll as much.
* Certain error messages will be displayed at the top of the dashboards. These are intended to help when something goes wrong which might otherwise be difficult to either solve, or know that an issue occurred.
* The version numbering of the Dashboard has been changed. Starting with this version the numbering will be year based making this version 2020.1. This is to bring all three applications onto the same numbering sequence and to make it easier to determine if you have the most recent version of the software.
* The track map creation process has been updated. The Dashboard now attempts to properly orient the track map so the corners turn in the correct direction.
* Added 'Track Map' as a starting option in the Display tab. This lets you open the Z1 Dashboard to the track map when starting up.
* Updated the time display in the standings dashboards. Now if there is an hour or more to go you will see hours and minutes displayed. If there is less than an hour to go you will see minutes and seconds displayed.
* The update notification for new versions can now be displayed as an image, allowing us to show more details on what is included in the latest updates.
* Updates to the internal architecture to allow for better performance and future functionality.
* Windows 7 is no longer officially supported. While the Z1 Analyzer can still be installed on Windows 7 and run on it, there may be issues that arise as Windows 7 is now EOL.
Download the demo today: https://z1simwheel.com/dashboard/demo.cfm
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Support / Re: Where can i request my ori...
Last post by PiBoSo - March 24, 2020, 11:48:48 amQuote from: Gillestheracer13 on March 23, 2020, 08:48:47 pmdecided to download KRP again and do a few laps. but i need the re-enter my key. Is there any way i can find it?
Emailed devs twice now. no response.
You have a new PM.
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Support / Re: Where can i request my ori...
Last post by Cory_Hayes - March 24, 2020, 04:39:38 amMessage PiBoSo on discord