Misc ACC Results Companion 1.24.8

Doug Duthie · Jan 30, 2022

Doug Duthie updated ACC Results Companion with a new update entry:

ACC Results Companion V1.14.2

Speed up initialisation - non-critical tasks made asynchronous

Enrich all columns for SP race laps (brake temps etc)

Ensure app closes if cancel pressed from User Profile dialog

Enforce 96 DPI and turn off auto-scaling for other resolutions

Updated help - how to improve blurry text at other resolutions

BUGFIX: All listbox columns have sizing restrictions removed

BUGFIX: Fix broadcast error message when starting ARC when ACC is already in session

BUGFIX: Fix...

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Doug Duthie · Jan 30, 2022

unpierrot said:
If it could help you, I have a workflow that is generating the double session record.
After a first hotstint, I quit ACC and see correctly recorded session in ACC manager. But the footer still display the following "Hotstint PostSession RaceMode'
Then I restart ACC and do another hotstint then quit again.
Second hotstint is correctly recorded but from the previous hotstint, a new record is in the list, containing last lap of first hotstint. And footer still display "Hotstint PostSession RaceMode"

@unpierrot when you get a chance to install V1.14.2, can you check you don't get this issue anymore?
Cheers

unpierrot · Jan 30, 2022

@Doug Duthie : Did a first quick test and it seems to work as expected.

acrobat2311 · Jan 30, 2022

Hello Doug,
I very much like your export of data through JSON File (as I love you application in all areas and a must have for SIM Racers) , as it gives the ability to work with data in Power BI and do some analysis.
What I was always wondering was if there would be the chance to export the initial tire pressures into the information per lap (as a driver could change the initial pressure over the course of a session) into your json file. right now I note down th pressure (or better I copy it into a list from SIMhub properties and then enter it manually into the analyis file. very cumbersome.
Hence the idea, seeing what kind of data you are able to produce, to sk you if this can be done. with all the other data track condition, temp, etc, you can run analysis what pressure on on the tyre to use, and use big data for it. I know this is a bit of a nerdy thing , I should drive more, but i love the data side of racing as welll.
So let me know what you think. thanks for maintaining such a great application.

Doug Duthie · Jan 30, 2022

acrobat2311 said:
Hello Doug,
I very much like your export of data through JSON File (as I love you application in all areas and a must have for SIM Racers) , as it gives the ability to work with data in Power BI and do some analysis.
What I was always wondering was if there would be the chance to export the initial tire pressures into the information per lap (as a driver could change the initial pressure over the course of a session) into your json file. right now I note down th pressure (or better I copy it into a list from SIMhub properties and then enter it manually into the analyis file. very cumbersome.
Hence the idea, seeing what kind of data you are able to produce, to sk you if this can be done. with all the other data track condition, temp, etc, you can run analysis what pressure on on the tyre to use, and use big data for it. I know this is a bit of a nerdy thing , I should drive more, but i love the data side of racing as welll.
So let me know what you think. thanks for maintaining such a great application.

I don't store the beginning pressures on a lap by lap basis, only when the the tyre set is changed. I can easily add an export to the tyre sets overview to export the initial/max/min/average temps/pressures/tyre set etc

eg raw values:

Code:

"Tyre Set","Name","Wet/Dry","Class","Measurement","° FL","° FR","° RL","° RR","p FL","p FR","p RL","p RR","Brake ° FL","Brake ° FR","Brake ° RL","Brake ° RR","Brake Compund R","Brake Compound F"
"2","DHE","0","GT3","STARTING","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0"
"2","DHE","0","GT3","AVERAGE","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0"
"2","DHE","0","GT3","HIGHEST","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0"
"2","DHE","0","GT3","LOWEST","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0"
"3","DHE","0","GT3","STARTING","69.99332","69.99328","69.99507","69.99492","23.79936","25.39935","24.29953","25.79951","30.13135","30.13135","30.22083","30.22071","0","0"
"3","DHE","0","GT3","AVERAGE","105.98379004313","91.8697650462107","99.7069059149723","89.0311114910659","27.248526642021","27.4511519901417","27.1345010844116","27.5598898952557","629.024255921134","623.47562762785","537.761601521873","536.402483284042","0","0"
"3","DHE","0","GT3","HIGHEST","113.9753","93.69234","104.3371","92.1554","28.01037","27.95662","27.58251","27.92055","949.6349","946.2174","644.5274","642.7872","0","0"
"3","DHE","0","GT3","LOWEST","69.45754","69.45023","69.60368","69.59308","23.74773","25.34536","24.26176","25.76074","30.13135","30.13135","30.22083","30.22071","0","0"

Formatted values:

Code:

"Tyre Set","Name","Wet/Dry","Class","Measurement","° FL","° FR","° RL","° RR","p FL","p FR","p RL","p RR","Brake ° FL","Brake ° FR","Brake ° RL","Brake ° RR","Brake Compund R","Brake Compound F"
"2","DHE","Dry","","Initial","","","","","","","","","","","","","1","1"
"2","DHE","Dry","","Average","","","","","","","","","","","","","1","1"
"2","DHE","Dry","","Maximum","","","","","","","","","","","","","1","1"
"2","DHE","Dry","","Minimum","","","","","","","","","","","","","1","1"
"3","DHE","Dry","","Initial","70.0°C","70.0°C","70.0°C","70.0°C","23.8 psi","25.4 psi","24.3 psi","25.8 psi","30.1°C","30.1°C","30.2°C","30.2°C","1","1"
"3","DHE","Dry","","Average","106.0°C","91.9°C","99.7°C","89.0°C","27.2 psi","27.5 psi","27.1 psi","27.6 psi","629.0°C","623.5°C","537.8°C","536.4°C","1","1"
"3","DHE","Dry","","Maximum","114.0°C","93.7°C","104.3°C","92.2°C","28.0 psi","28.0 psi","27.6 psi","27.9 psi","949.6°C","946.2°C","644.5°C","642.8°C","1","1"
"3","DHE","Dry","","Minimum","69.5°C","69.5°C","69.6°C","69.6°C","23.7 psi","25.3 psi","24.3 psi","25.8 psi","30.1°C","30.1°C","30.2°C","30.2°C","1","1"

acrobat2311 · Jan 31, 2022

Doug Duthie said:

I don't store the beginning pressures on a lap by lap basis, only when the the tyre set is changed. I can easily add an export to the tyre sets overview to export the initial/max/min/average temps/pressures/tyre set etc

View attachment 536762

eg raw values:

Code:

"Tyre Set","Name","Wet/Dry","Class","Measurement","° FL","° FR","° RL","° RR","p FL","p FR","p RL","p RR","Brake ° FL","Brake ° FR","Brake ° RL","Brake ° RR","Brake Compund R","Brake Compound F"
"2","DHE","0","GT3","STARTING","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0"
"2","DHE","0","GT3","AVERAGE","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0"
"2","DHE","0","GT3","HIGHEST","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0"
"2","DHE","0","GT3","LOWEST","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0","0"
"3","DHE","0","GT3","STARTING","69.99332","69.99328","69.99507","69.99492","23.79936","25.39935","24.29953","25.79951","30.13135","30.13135","30.22083","30.22071","0","0"
"3","DHE","0","GT3","AVERAGE","105.98379004313","91.8697650462107","99.7069059149723","89.0311114910659","27.248526642021","27.4511519901417","27.1345010844116","27.5598898952557","629.024255921134","623.47562762785","537.761601521873","536.402483284042","0","0"
"3","DHE","0","GT3","HIGHEST","113.9753","93.69234","104.3371","92.1554","28.01037","27.95662","27.58251","27.92055","949.6349","946.2174","644.5274","642.7872","0","0"
"3","DHE","0","GT3","LOWEST","69.45754","69.45023","69.60368","69.59308","23.74773","25.34536","24.26176","25.76074","30.13135","30.13135","30.22083","30.22071","0","0"

Formatted values:

Code:

"Tyre Set","Name","Wet/Dry","Class","Measurement","° FL","° FR","° RL","° RR","p FL","p FR","p RL","p RR","Brake ° FL","Brake ° FR","Brake ° RL","Brake ° RR","Brake Compund R","Brake Compound F"
"2","DHE","Dry","","Initial","","","","","","","","","","","","","1","1"
"2","DHE","Dry","","Average","","","","","","","","","","","","","1","1"
"2","DHE","Dry","","Maximum","","","","","","","","","","","","","1","1"
"2","DHE","Dry","","Minimum","","","","","","","","","","","","","1","1"
"3","DHE","Dry","","Initial","70.0°C","70.0°C","70.0°C","70.0°C","23.8 psi","25.4 psi","24.3 psi","25.8 psi","30.1°C","30.1°C","30.2°C","30.2°C","1","1"
"3","DHE","Dry","","Average","106.0°C","91.9°C","99.7°C","89.0°C","27.2 psi","27.5 psi","27.1 psi","27.6 psi","629.0°C","623.5°C","537.8°C","536.4°C","1","1"
"3","DHE","Dry","","Maximum","114.0°C","93.7°C","104.3°C","92.2°C","28.0 psi","28.0 psi","27.6 psi","27.9 psi","949.6°C","946.2°C","644.5°C","642.8°C","1","1"
"3","DHE","Dry","","Minimum","69.5°C","69.5°C","69.6°C","69.6°C","23.7 psi","25.3 psi","24.3 psi","25.8 psi","30.1°C","30.1°C","30.2°C","30.2°C","1","1"

Thank you for the quick answer Doug. Let me check if this works for the purpose I have in mind. I am a bit concerned how to get the ambient and track temp and the track condition related to the information you showing above in an automated way. But let me check first.

acrobat2311 · Jan 31, 2022

acrobat2311 said:
Thank you for the quick answer Doug. Let me check if this works for the purpose I have in mind. I am a bit concerned how to get the ambient and track temp and the track condition related to the information you showing above in an automated way. But let me check first.

Hello Doug, such and export would really help, one question could you add to the export the "sessionid" and driverPlayerId and " driverLastname" and "driverFirstname"to the line item, so you would have following. needs to be per line item to be used in excel. Example:

"SessionID","driverlastname"," driverLastname","driverFirstname","Tyre Set","Name","Wet/Dry","Class","Measurement","° FL","° FR","° RL","° RR","p FL","p FR","p RL","p RR","Brake ° FL","Brake ° FR","Brake ° RL","Brake ° RR","Brake Compund R","Brake Compound F"
"3a1fda68-f0d7-425b-9141-c341b41a7919","1","Doe","John","3","DHE","0","GT3","STARTING","69.99332","69.99328","69.99507","69.99492","23.79936","25.39935","24.29953","25.79951","30.13135","30.13135","30.22083","30.22071","0","0"
"3a1fda68-f0d7-425b-9141-c341b41a7919","1","Doe","John","3","DHE","0","GT3","AVERAGE","105.98379004313","91.8697650462107","99.7069059149723","89.0311114910659","27.248526642021","27.4511519901417","27.1345010844116","27.5598898952557","629.024255921134","623.47562762785","537.761601521873","536.402483284042","0","0"
"

so I could this into a session table and then use it to correlate this back to the JSON file with the laptimes I get for the session.

is this something you could look into. I need the session ID and the other fields for all lines in the export, maybe for the summary display you could make it selectable

really a big thank you looking into this.
Brgds Rainer

Doug Duthie · Jan 31, 2022

acrobat2311 said:
Hello Doug, such and export would really help, one question could you add to the export the "sessionid" and driverPlayerId and " driverLastname" and "driverFirstname"to the line item, so you would have following. needs to be per line item to be used in excel. Example:

"SessionID","driverlastname"," driverLastname","driverFirstname","Tyre Set","Name","Wet/Dry","Class","Measurement","° FL","° FR","° RL","° RR","p FL","p FR","p RL","p RR","Brake ° FL","Brake ° FR","Brake ° RL","Brake ° RR","Brake Compund R","Brake Compound F"
"3a1fda68-f0d7-425b-9141-c341b41a7919","1","Doe","John","3","DHE","0","GT3","STARTING","69.99332","69.99328","69.99507","69.99492","23.79936","25.39935","24.29953","25.79951","30.13135","30.13135","30.22083","30.22071","0","0"
"3a1fda68-f0d7-425b-9141-c341b41a7919","1","Doe","John","3","DHE","0","GT3","AVERAGE","105.98379004313","91.8697650462107","99.7069059149723","89.0311114910659","27.248526642021","27.4511519901417","27.1345010844116","27.5598898952557","629.024255921134","623.47562762785","537.761601521873","536.402483284042","0","0"
"

so I could this into a session table and then use it to correlate this back to the JSON file with the laptimes I get for the session.

is this something you could look into. I need the session ID and the other fields for all lines in the export, maybe for the summary display you could make it selectable

really a big thank you looking into this.
Brgds Rainer

No problem...it will be in the next release

acrobat2311 · Jan 31, 2022

Doug Duthie said:
No problem...it will be in the next release

Awesome. Thank you so much.

Doug Duthie · Feb 5, 2022

Doug Duthie updated ACC Results Companion with a new update entry:

ACC Results Companion V1.14.13

Tyre Set Export

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mauri79 · Feb 7, 2022

ciao ho scaricato l'app ma ogni volta che seleziono una traccia per vedere i tempi, mi blocca e sono costretto a chiudere l'applicazione. grazie

MrBlade · Feb 8, 2022

Hello all!

I used ACC results companion for a long time on my old PC. But after buying a new one and installing ACC and ACC results companion it does not work anymore. The "ACC data folder" entry in the setup is empty and red. Where is that data folder located? (ACC version is 1.8.11, results companion version is 1.14.3)

Doug Duthie · Feb 8, 2022

mauri79 said:
ciao ho scaricato l'app ma ogni volta che seleziono una traccia per vedere i tempi, mi blocca e sono costretto a chiudere l'applicazione. grazie

Can you export the diagnostics (instructions here) so that I can see what is happening. Be sure to let me know the user ID it generates so that I know which one to look for.

Doug Duthie · Feb 8, 2022

MrBlade said:
Hello all!

I used ACC results companion for a long time on my old PC. But after buying a new one and installing ACC and ACC results companion it does not work anymore. The "ACC data folder" entry in the setup is empty and red. Where is that data folder located? (ACC version is 1.8.11, results companion version is 1.14.3)

ACC will put its data folder in <Documents>\Assetto Corsa Competizione\

eg for me that is E:\Users\Doug\Documents\Assetto Corsa Competizione\. If it is a different folder to on your old PC, ARC will remember the old one. You can change to the new location with the following instructions

MrBlade · Feb 8, 2022

Doug Duthie said:
ACC will put its data folder in <Documents>\Assetto Corsa Competizione\

eg for me that is E:\Users\Doug\Documents\Assetto Corsa Competizione\. If it is a different folder to on your old PC, ARC will remember the old one. You can change to the new location with the following instructions

View attachment 539237

Everything OK now.

Reason was: I copied my ARC settings from my old computer but my user name on my new one is different from that on my old one.
Nevertheless: Thank you for your support!

Bertrando51350 · Feb 11, 2022

Hi
Doesnt work in my computer in Acc version 1.8.11

Doug Duthie · Feb 11, 2022

Bertrando51350 said:
Hi
Doesnt work in my computer in Acc version 1.8.11

Hi,
Can you be more specific about what isn't working? Does the UI initialise? Is it just not recording races?

If the UI does initialise, can you follow the steps here to export the diagnostics, and I'll see what the issue is.

Note, the most common reasons for not recording races are:

ACC Broadcasting interface not configured. Open the help file (press F1 from anywhere in the ARC UI) and go to Getting Started->Preparing ACC
Not finding ACC data folder. If this is a new install it shouldn't be a problem but if you have moved from another PC, this might be pointing to the wrong location. In help, go to Settings Page->Folders->ACC Data Folder

ohyeah2389 · Feb 11, 2022

Hello,
I love the CSV export functionality of your program. However, I noticed 2 issues:
1. When I export data via this method:

the names of the tire pressures FR and RL are missing a " :

2. Exporting in this same way, the rear tires both seem to have the same pressure and temperature:

Doug Duthie · Feb 12, 2022

ohyeah2389 said:
Hello,
I love the CSV export functionality of your program. However, I noticed 2 issues:
1. When I export data via this method:
View attachment 540246
the names of the tire pressures FR and RL are missing a " :
View attachment 540248
2. Exporting in this same way, the rear tires both seem to have the same pressure and temperature:
View attachment 540250

Thanks for spotting that. Will be fixed in the next release