ACC Results Companion V1.9.60 Released - (here)
Headlines:-
ARC Leaderboard fixes/changes
Blacklisting Records
Occasionally, there might be records that appear on the leaderboards that are unfeasibly fast. This may be due to a user unintentionally fixing the session and picking the other track, or for other reasons. To prevent these sessions skewing the leaderboard, these records may be blacklisted.
Right click on the record in question and select Blacklist Record. This hides the record from the leaderboard, but other records from that user will still be visible.The blacklist only applies to your database and does not affect how other users see the leaderboard.
Blacklisting User
It may be desirable to reject all records from a given user. To do this, highlight the user and select Blacklist User. All records from that user will be removed from the local database and no further records will be received from that user.
Note: There is currently no interface to remove users from the local blacklist, so be careful in doing so.
Ignore ARC Leaderboard
There was a bug with
Ignore ARC Leaderboard in that it wouldn't ignore all ARC Leaderboard records - this should be fixed
Brake bias/Maximum speed
Brake bias setting is now recorded at the end of lap. Both this and maximum speed will now be visible on sessions and leaderboard pages
CSV Exports
The CSV export should now respect the number format for the culture (ie it won't always be '.' now). In addition to the default fixed format view, there is now a variable format.
Fixed Format
This is a legacy fixed format and will not change. Columns are formatted as necessary.
There will be
- Session overview row (Date, track, session type, duration in minutes)
- Lap column headings
- All laps
Fields have a double quote guard character with comma delimiter. Fields are generally formatted the same as the laps display (eg times in MM:SS.sss etc)
The columns output are:-
- Car
- Race #
- Driver
- Team
- Lap number
- Position
- Fuel
- Penalty
- Gap
- Lap time
- Sector 1
- Sector 2 Sector 3
- Delta RR
- Delta QR
- Delta RS
- Delta QS
- track condition
- Tyres (Wet or Dry)
- Pressure FR
- Pressure FL
- Pressure RR
- Pressure RL
- Temperature FR
- Temperature FL
- Temperature RR
- Temperature RL
- ECU Mode
- Max Speed
- Peak Acceleration
- Drame Front
- Damage rear
- Damage Centre
- Damage Right
- Damage Left
- Air Temperature
- Road Temperature
- Cup
- Category
- Nationality
- Lap type
- Number of accidents
Variable format
Here, the output will be the same columns and order as the lap display. However, all the data will be raw and unformatted (generally from the raw ACC data):-
- Lap/sector times/deltas/gaps are in milliseconds
- Tyres = 0=Dry, 1 = Wet
- ECU modes are zero based (ie 0 = ECU Mode 1, 1 = ECU Mode 2 etc)
- Speed in Km/h
- Lap Type - 0=Unknown, 1 = Outlap, 2 - Regular, 3 = Inlap
- Nationality - Enum representing country (eg 0=Any, 1=Italy etc) See BroadcastingEnums.cs in Kunos Broadcasting sample client in the dedicated server
- Category - 0 = Bronze (or not recorded), 1= Silver, 2 = Gold, 3 = Platinum
- Cup Overall/Pro = 0, ProAm = 1, Am = 2, Silver = 3, National = 4
- Brake Bias - Percentage. To correlate to bias in the dashboard, you need to use the offset table in Appendix 4 of the ACC Shared Memory Documentation. eg for Mercedes GT3, 0.748 is 60.8% bias ( 0.748 * 100% - 14)
Recorded Positions
Race positions have always been calculated to get around the issue that ACC will adjust the positions upward if people leave the sessions before the final results are posted. ARC based the positions on the times cars crossed the line - however, there was lag in these times, so if cars were close together, the positions could be jumbled. In investigating this, it was noticed at any point the leaderboard in ACC and also on the broadcast interface could be jumbled (again presumably because of a lag in updating). Therefore, I've changed the way that start line times are calculated so the positions should be corrected now.
Position sorting on Final Standings
On laps, when sorting on position, it sorted on lap first. However, it also did this for final standings, which gave odd results. This should be fixed.
I think that's all for the moment
Enjoy!