ACC Results Companion 1.24.8
- Author Doug Duthie
- Creation date
Doug Duthie
If you are having trouble setting up the app, press F1 to bring up the help (in English only I'm afraid). Alternatively, if you are still having problems, the best place to seek help is the forum (https://www.racedepartment.com/threads/acc-results-companion.172267/)
Doug Duthie
Sorry - the MSI was corrupted. I've rebuilt and re-uploaded it
Doug Duthie
This is really just a result of attempting to fill in the gaps where ACC doesn't provide information. ACC doesn't report the track year, Track year was originally important where tracks were resurfaced and times were dramatically different (Silverstone and Spa). Then came DHE tyres which had an effect on times again. Then came the physics changes in 1.8. As a result, if the tyres aren't DHD, then the latest track will be picked (which is probably right for 99% of people). If DHD, then the older default track will be picked. It's a guess and it's not perfect but given the lack of information, there not a great deal that can be done.
For fuel calcs, this is driven from your past history. If you think the fuel estimates are out, then press the "Recalculate" button on the fuel page. This re-analyses all the sessions and does and in depth recalculation of fuel usage (which should correct an errors that crept into the on the fly calculation).
If you still aren't happy with the fuel calculation (ie you know you're going to use a different ECU mode for this race), you can enter a manual override on the fuel page
For fuel calcs, this is driven from your past history. If you think the fuel estimates are out, then press the "Recalculate" button on the fuel page. This re-analyses all the sessions and does and in depth recalculation of fuel usage (which should correct an errors that crept into the on the fly calculation).
If you still aren't happy with the fuel calculation (ie you know you're going to use a different ECU mode for this race), you can enter a manual override on the fuel page
