You can access lot of additional data when using "bindings" including these data: https://github.com/zegreatclan/SimHub/wiki/Dash-Studio---Bindings. So you just have to put a text and bind the "text" propery to any data you want, you will find examples of these in most of the default dash (copy/paste works between dash in order to save a few minutes
)Hi ! Sadly since the beginning of Simhub antiviruses triggers false positives
you can see a more complete explanation here : https://www.racedepartment.com/threads/simhub-diy-sim-racing-dash.121578/page-252#post-2890717 , obviously it is clean and crafted with love despite those false positives The stock simhub supports for these gauges sends frequencies to the arduino so you can't reuse it directly, however you can use the custom protocol to do whatever you may need, it allows you to send game data (opposite to frequencies) from simhub to the arduino and process it : https://github.com/zegreatclan/SimHub/wiki/Custom-Arduino-hardware-support
No no it will work on a single arduino
Currently simhub gauge supports sends precomputed pulse frequencies dedicated to gauges so it can't be used to drive a RC servo motor. So you have to disable simhub gauge support and go aside and use the custom protocol to send game values to the arduino (speed rpm ... and drive your servo motors in a appropriate way, i little like SimTools game dash if you already used this in the past. It can be used along other simhub arduino sketch stock features if required.So it means everything is correct seen from arduino and after TIP120, I would guess that the gauge is maybe waiting some different form of signal or maybe higher voltage. Hard to say from my point of view it would be good that you take a look at the cluster manual if you can find it to see if it requires different signal or data. I know that some clusters such as BMW requires only a 5V signal. it would be worth a test (basically take directly the arduino output).
Hi ! you just have to build a new screen showing the brake bias, then in event and mapping you will be able to associate it to the event :
Hi ! you can find a tuning exmplantation about response curves here, it explains for suspension but it's the same no matter the effect : https://www.racedepartment.com/threads/simhub-diy-sim-racing-dash.121578/page-236#post-2867096
Ah indeed, simhub will invalidate the lap for fuel tracking if it detects a refuel (raising fuel), which is in a way the case here. I will look what I can do. I will have to get cautious to avoid false values at refuel when trying to fix that
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