rFactor 2 Session Log Parser & Statistics - Windows & Web apps [BETA Release] Hi, I released a windows application for rFactor 2 Session Log Parser & Statistics generation. This windows app is a stand alone application and does not need any internet/network connections. Functionality: 1. Loads rFactor 2 session xml log files and stores the data in a structured format for querying and analysis [Done]. 2. Displays session results, lap history and streaming information contained in log files. [Done] 3. Various graphs so that user can analyze session data [Done] 4. Functionality to export data to pdf [Not done yet] Notes: Users can submit any requests in this thread for extra functionality and I will analyze it and if feasible implement it. This application has also been developed as a web application with the loader using web services so that the loader and web app can be on separate servers. Might release soon too. Technologies needed: Windows application: this needs .Net framework 4.5 and Windows 7 (or above) (sorry for XP users) Web application: this needs an IIS 6/7 for hosting the web app and services and .Net framework 4.0. Download: (Note: you'll need to re-upload all your files as database has changed and some bug fixes) Version 0.3 includes .Net 4.5 (32 and 64 bit) http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?8tm4qnc68zi311z Version 0.3 with no .Net 4.5 and for 32 bit OS systems (x64 will work too) http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?jcda3uss5cjq2xx Version 0.4 with no .Net 4.5 and for 32 bit OS systems (x64 will work too) Notes: Improved faster xml upload and added option to select all session by date range Important: if you are upgrading from a previous version, just install it over the existing one and your data will be preserved. If you are installing the the first time, rename the file main_orig.db to main.db in the database folder of the installation. http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?dcln0fwj77he7iy Install Notes: 1. Before downloading, note the requirements mentioned above. Win 7 and above and .Net 4.5 2. Download the installer from the link above and install it 3. A shortcut should be created on the desktop 4. If not, you can run the exe from the Bin\Release folder of your installation 5. This requires .Net 4.5. If you don't have it installed, I included it in the Install folder. 6. Please report any bugs. Cheers Functionality: 1. App consists of the following... a. Sessions: here you can choose a session and view the results b. Graphs: same data as in sessions, but in graph form. For now just Race and Qualify graphs. One can right-click on the graph to move it, use mouse wheel to zoom in and out and left-click to view the data on the clicked point c. General Statistics and Championship: these are not implemented yet d. Loader: here is where you can load the rF2 xml files. Note that you can set the default xml folder in the Settings. These are some images: View attachment 6852 View attachment 6854 View attachment 6853 View attachment 6856 View attachment 6855 Web App:
I'm not sure what Rank is. There is a field called "LapRankIncludingDiscos" in xml file and I'm loading that. I'll need to ask ISI. Gap as in the time between drivers in race result? If yes, it's a good idea and I will add it
When you move your cursor on those lines you can see gap on each lap. But the left end is start of the race and the right end is the finish...
Hi and thanks for this great app. Would it be possible to extend it's functionality to add multiple results files together a get accumulative stats like autosim? Also, would it be possible to use this to make a championship table up from multiple race results? Thanks again. Pikin.
Hi pitkin, I've never really used Autosim so I'm not sure what you mean. What kind of data would you want to see? Screen shots or further explanation would help Yeah, I thought about the championship table, I'll consider it as it makes sense. Are the points in the xml file always default or they are set when the rF2 server is setup? cheers
Hi again, With autosim analyzer you could load in all the saved results from a directory at once and it would give a load of stats like how many races each driver has competed in, how many poles, wins, fastest laps, DNF's, top 10 finishes and top 5 finishes that each driver has had. It also gives an average start and finish position, allows you to pick drivers to compare to each other and get stats from single tracks to see which drivers perform best there. Here's a screen shot that I found. http://www.nogripracing.com/gallery/showfull.php?photo=8764 Thanks again. Pitkin.