Virtual Steward

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This app can open Assetto Corsa replay file and visualize them in a bird's eye view. You can then compare every player's lines with each other, including breaking points. By right clicking on a car you'll get an evaluation of the incident with a "blame" percentage for each car involved. Unluckily AC doesn't store any information about collisions in the replay file, so you'll need to do incident hunting.

You can also export the replay to a custom, stripped down version, which is about a tenth in size, obviuosly you'll not be able to open it in AC anymore.

This app was born has a proof of concept to try out some ideas I had about an automated incident evaluation system, I think it could work but I need a server to test in real conditions.

Anyway, since I received some interest about the app here I am publishing it in a very early alpha.

If you find yourself actually using it, don't be afraid to contact me here for any aditional feature you would like to see implemented.

The lap merge feature in app:

And the result:

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Stripe76

Thanks for the review! About checkpoints, are you having problems setting them up on the track or they don't work in the merge function? In the first case, the track could be missing ideal lines.

The UI definitely needs a redesign but I don't know if I can do much better, never been particularly good with interfaces.

About the track lines, it was more of an experiment than anything else but if you are using it I can try and improve it.

The player's lines should already be of different colors but there's a trick, when you start the app the best lap for every player will be auto-selected in purple. If you then right click the player name, every line will in fact be purple on the map. You can right click the lap in the player panel (expand with the "V") two times, deselect and select, and the line will then be of the currently selected player color.

If you want different line colors for each lap, you can right click the first one, change the player color, right click the second lap, change the color and so on and so forth.

It's not very straightforward but I didn't want to overcrowd the interface with too many buttons.