Question SimTools 2.2?

v2.2 will be a big release, as I have allot of stuff to put out.
This is not a complete list I'm sure.
- GameDash will support separate edits per interface, allowing to run 3 completely different DashBoards at the same time.
- Video Ride Player Update and GUI fixes.
- GameVibe beta will be released with 2.2.
- Lots of stuff fixed, added and polished in both GameManager and GameEngine.
- The interface API will be fully released (And the example files will get posted)
- SimTools launcher (one click launch all of SimTools launcher) will get posted.
- The SCN interface will now support 2 scn's per interface.

I'm sure there is more, I just have not had enough coffee yet this morning lol.
yobuddy

btw, No, 2.0 update will not break plugin compatibility.
I'm pretty sure @value1 would have my head if I ever changed it again. lol

While it is not what you are asking for you can do that to a degree already in a different way.

When you are satisfied with the generic motion profile and Tuning Centre values you can then refine it even further by creating specific car/track profiles in the Profile Editor, located in the SimTools Game Manager. Copy the Default Profile in Profile Editor under the Editor tab, name the copy by the Car/Track then use the sliders in the Editor to further tweak the settings for each axis/force.

Feedback is fine but keep in mind most devs have a development path and a user request, even a good one, will always be considered relevant to pending and competing priorities of the road map.

I'll try to explain a bit why it works this way.
It will either make sense, or we can chat about how it could be better.
Making SimTools the best it can be is the goal overall!

Using the Sliders will not give up any and resolution or accuracy.
You see, it just scales your Max/Min settings into range for the new car.
(up to 50% bigger numbers or 50% smaller numbers)

Even when you initially capture settings for a game, they don't really mean allot, until you take a ride with the settings.
So, in a way, your butt tells you what is correct for the car

When you switch cars, if you have to much surge say, you just slide it into scale for the new car.
(In this case turning it down a bit.)
You can adjust this even while you are racing. (remote profiler)
Letting your butt tell you when you have it correct.

Its just what I found that works pretty easily and keeps the user racing.
Instead of constantly making new Max/Min settings all the time.
And in the end, it does pretty much the same thing.

Hope that help explain my reasoning behind how it was done this way.
Take care,
yobuddy

Whatup @Eddy Baldon,
Max/Min settings are not that technical thou.

Let's take roll for example.
We know that the game should give us 180deg to -180deg (making a full circle).
We capture settings for roll and get 20 & -20 for Max/Min.

This means when the game sends out a 20, Roll = 100% for that direction, and -100% when it sends -20 in the other.
This also means that any degrees above or below these settings get ignored for 100% or -100%.

Then if we use 25 and -25 for the Max/Min numbers, is it wrong?
Not really, because doing this, the sim will react less to small changes.
But it will react to output changes up to 25deg now instead of just 20deg.

So it then comes down to what feel write on the old "Popometer".
So to me, somehow, it always comes back to the butt. lol
yobuddy

Yes updates are included.

When @yobuddy, the SimTools developer, deems it ready.

Releases are always when the SimTools dev @yobuddy considers there has been adequate advancement, refinement, testing and bug squashing....so releases have been when they are considered ready, rather than to some per-determined schedule.