Use the previous version until it gets fixed.Can't anyone help? It's a nice software but I can't continue to use it like this
whaaatttOh my god ... TinyPedal works on LMU. Just proceeded the same way as rF2
Tiny bug when getting out of car. You need to go to garage to hide overlays.
There is a weird intermediate stage before really going to garage.
Full widget, one lap on the SCG007 at Sebring :
Another one on the Cadillac LMH :
That's great news.TinyPedal works on LMU. Just proceeded the same way as rF2
Tiny bug when getting out of car. You need to go to garage to hide overlays.
There is a weird intermediate stage before really going to garage.
v2.8.0 update - New Damage Widget
https://github.com/s-victor/TinyPedal/releases/tag/v2.8.0
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This update adds a few new features that can come in handy for both RF2 & LMU.
The new Damage Widget can show vehicle body wheel & damage similar to RF2's in game MFD, and also shows body integrity reading which is calculated from the damage receive by the 8 body parts.
And a new "show time interval from same class" option is added that could help finding accurate interval gap ahead or behind you in the same class in multi-class racing, which also fulfills the request by @Jonathan07 .
A new "manual_steering_range" option is added to Steering Widget, which can be used to manually set steering display range, as some cars may not providing physical steering range value from API (for example cars in LMU).
New user guide entries:
https://github.com/s-victor/TinyPedal/wiki/User-Guide#damage
https://github.com/s-victor/TinyPedal/wiki/User-Guide#standings
https://github.com/s-victor/TinyPedal/wiki/User-Guide#steering
Thanks for the work, But is it possible to just create a small widget. This would be more readable during the race. With the same idea as the standing. But just with the driver in front and the driver behind us.
If I'm not mistaken, "Montserrat" is a none-mono type. You should always use mono type or miss alignment could happen. The reason they are appeared to be centered is because all characters are limited in width by using "space padding", this is done to have uniformed crop and edge text padding per column (it's hard explain thing behind, but this is the way that works best and keep things simple & efficient to draw on screen). So if it is a none-mono type used, all characters & "space padding" will be different in length and causing miss alignment (it also happens to other widget), think it as a console terminal. So it is not really a bug, but a design choice for mono-type fonts (as user guide also mentioned that mono type is prefered).Hello, just noticed a little bug, when you change the font, the alignment is wrong.
With "consolas" (Default) font, Driver name is left aligned.
With "Montserrat" font, or almost all others, driver looks "centered" ...
I understand, the driver gap is already there in the v2.80 update as I mentioned in notes.Not for the widget standing. Juste for widget relative.
In Practice no worries but in Race is very important to have the driver's gap in front and behind you.