DiRT Rally DiRTy Pacenotes 2.5.1

miguelabdon · Aug 9, 2017

Palo Samo said:
Where do you get this error? In what app?

I was checking, when I close the program "dirty" I leave a ".txt" file with the errors. Even when it happens to sing the note that I put, it stops counting the meters.

Palo Samo · Aug 9, 2017

miguelabdon said:
I was checking, when I close the program "dirty" I leave a ".txt" file with the errors. Even when it happens to sing the note that I put, it stops counting the meters.

Can you send me your wav files?

miguelabdon · Aug 11, 2017

Fix it, it should be in wav of 11025KB and 16bit.

is it possible to work with more KB, to improve the audio?

Palo Samo · Aug 14, 2017

I have 22.05 kHz, 352.8 Kbps, 16 bits and it works fine. I think you can have any quality you like because it is uncompressed media format (no special codecs required).

AAAAAAA66644 · Aug 15, 2017

I'm getting this error when starting DiRTy Pacenotes.exe:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "DiRTyPacenotes.py", line 1321, in <module>
File "DiRTyPacenotes.py", line 629, in __init__
File "ntpath.pyc", line 85, in join
UnicodeDecodeError: 'ascii' codec can't decode byte 0xe4 in position 8: ordinal not in range(128)

Any fix?

Palo Samo · Aug 16, 2017

AAAAAAA66644 said:
I'm getting this error when starting DiRTy Pacenotes.exe:

Any fix?

Have you got any custom co_drivers?

AAAAAAA66644 · Aug 17, 2017

Palo Samo said:
Have you got any custom co_drivers?

No I don't. Fresh install.

Palo Samo · Aug 17, 2017

AAAAAAA66644 said:
No I don't. Fresh install.

Can you tell me where did you unpack DiRTy Pacenotes app? Write down the path, please. This error might be occurring due to characters in the path not yet supported by the app. If there are any special characters in the path can you change the path name to something simple (without special characters) and see if that helps.

Palo Samo · Aug 17, 2017

AAAAAAA66644 · Aug 18, 2017

Palo Samo said:
Can you tell me where did you unpack DiRTy Pacenotes app? Write down the path, please. This error might be occurring due to characters in the path not yet supported by the app. If there are any special characters in the path can you change the path name to something simple (without special characters) and see if that helps.

The path was

Code:

C:\Users\käyttäjä\Desktop\DiRTy Pacenotes

but I moved it to root folder of one of my hardrives and it works now. Thank you for your this amazing piece of software!

Palo Samo · Aug 18, 2017

AAAAAAA66644 said:
The path was

Code:

C:\Users\käyttäjä\Desktop\DiRTy Pacenotes

but I moved it to root folder of one of my hardrives and it works now. Thank you for your this amazing piece of software!

I am glad that you like it

AAAAAAA66644 · Aug 19, 2017

Palo Samo said:
I am glad that you like it

One more thing

I made my own co-driver but I can't find anywhere how can I set the "countdown" sound that plays when you start a stage (5, 4, 3, 2, 1, go!). Is that possible somehow?

Thanks

Palo Samo · Aug 19, 2017

AAAAAAA66644 said:
One more thing I made my own co-driver but I can't find anywhere how can I set the "countdown" sound that plays when you start a stage (5, 4, 3, 2, 1, go!). Is that possible somehow?

Thanks

It is possible but requires a bit of work and time. If I find the latter I will do it

Kristofer Dahlström · Dec 30, 2017

Just downloaded this and hope to try it out (being a co-driver myself). However, when I look through the sound files, I lack a few of them, the important ones being distance. How difficult is it to add new sounds, on top of the ones present in the current list? I'm likely to create a set of Swedish sound files, but before I start anything, I'd like to be sure that all the sounds I want are supported.

Palo Samo · Dec 31, 2017

Kristofer Dahlström said:
Just downloaded this and hope to try it out (being a co-driver myself). However, when I look through the sound files, I lack a few of them, the important ones being distance. How difficult is it to add new sounds, on top of the ones present in the current list? I'm likely to create a set of Swedish sound files, but before I start anything, I'd like to be sure that all the sounds I want are supported.

Hi, you can have just about any sound you like as long as they are recorded/encoded in .wav format. If you want to create your own co-driver (for example yourself) simply duplicate 'Nicky Grist' folder, rename it to your liking and replace his sound files with your own. Then open 'sounds.csv' (ideally in OpenOffice Calc or MS Excel) and edit it so there are names of your sound files instead of Nicky's. The first row contains names of categories. Save the file as csv and you are good to go!

If you want to add new sound just put it in 'co-drivers/{YOUR CO_DRIVER}/sounds' folder and add its name (without .wav extension) to the 'sounds.csv' file in one of the categories.

Kristofer Dahlström · Dec 31, 2017

Thank you! I will have a look and see what I can do.

Am I also correct then, that I can rename them anything I'd like, and what I have named them as will show up in the program depending on which co-driver I select?

Palo Samo · Dec 31, 2017

Partially yes. You have to remember that the names in sounds.csv have to be the same as those in the sounds folder otherwise they will not work.

Lehtiz · Jan 12, 2018

this is awesome and works good! what I can add mechanical failure and start countdown or can you?

Palo Samo · Jan 12, 2018

Lehtiz said:
this is awesome and works good! what I can add mechanical failure and start countdown or can you?

countdown probably yes, mechanical failure no

VitaminZeth · Jan 18, 2018

How do I get more than one UDP program to work at once? I have dirt telemetry installed and although I set the port to 10001 for both DRCP and Dirt Telemetry, only Dirt telemetry works.

And again I put this in the hardwaresettings.xml file thingy:
And both are using the same Port and IP
<udp enabled="true" extradata="3" ip="127.0.0.1" port="10001" delay="1" />