No, i mean that you can load in a replay from any race in the past, not the instant replay that is already there.Hi,
I do not know, if we are talking about the same things, but if you press "R", you will have a replay.
Oh..I see. Yes this would be a nice feature.No, i mean that you can load in a replay from any race in the past, not the instant replay that is already there.
Basically having an option in the main menu thats called "replays" and you can load up a replay from lets say a race you did 2 days ago
...my nose is bleeding, too complicatedWell, i found a little workaround to be able to watch the replayfiles and made a video about it...
Unfortunately this is the only way currently, and once you've done it a couple times it really osn't that difficult....my nose is bleeding, too complicated
Took me 2 minutes to give a try and enjoy the replay of my last race... You just have to copy a URL and provide a file ID (which can just be 0 for the last race). How is that so hard ?...my nose is bleeding, too complicated
I tried your method last night and it worked great (new sub btw). When I loaded into my replay, it didn't seem to catch the race start. Does this replay only catch the length of the instant replay setting?Unfortunately this is the only way currently, and once you've done it a couple times it really osn't that difficult.
Ofcourse we should have an ingame option which will be coming, but when is the question...
Cheers for the sub, yeah i only had that issue one time as well, then i think i rewinded it a little bit, exited out of the replay and reloaded it, and then it loaded in the start.I tried your method last night and it worked great (new sub btw). When I loaded into my replay, it didn't seem to catch the race start. Does this replay only catch the length of the instant replay setting?
Volevo dire che preferisco aspettare la soluzione ufficiale, grazie per il tuo impegnoSfortunatamente questo è l'unico modo al momento, e una volta che lo hai fatto un paio di volte non è poi così difficile.
Ovviamente dovremmo avere un'opzione in-game che arriverà, ma qual è la domanda...
That's awesome m8, thanks much for sharing!Well, i found a little workaround to be able to watch the replayfiles and made a video about it...
Well then, do feel free to share this gem if you are happy with that. Seems to make life a whole lot easierI am way too lazy to use the REST API's by hand all the time, so I started coding. Got this little blazor web app working today so I'm kinda happy. I can sort my replays by any of these and one click tell LMU to load them
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I am thinking of doing exactly that! I just want to make it easier to set up so it actually DOES make life easier. Tomorrow hopefully.Well then, do feel free to share this gem if you are happy with that. Seems to make life a whole lot easier
That's awesome dude, once your able to share it, i can add a link to it in my video description if you don't mind ofcourseI am way too lazy to use the REST API's by hand all the time, so I started coding. Got this little blazor web app working today so I'm kinda happy. I can sort my replays by any of these and one click tell LMU to load them
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Hi,As you requested.
If you want to try it out, here it is: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BrCXDj8QKWiDhdoZD_ji56MoiKx8JJw6/view?usp=sharing
Simply unzip this into a Folder on your computer, and run LmuReplayBrowser.exe>
The app is a .net 7 (.net Core) Web application and it is self contained and targeted at 64-bit windows.
Once it's running (and LMU Is ALSO running!!!) you can go to http://localhost:5000 in a browser and it should load up and look like this. It's searchable, sortable, and if you click on Load in LMU, it will tell LMU to load that replay.
Please give it a try and let me know if it works for you. I'm in "it works on MY machine" mode
EDIT: If you want this to be available to other machines on your home network (like an iPad for instance), you should launch it like this
lmureplaybrowser.exe --urls=http://0.0.0.0:5000
and obviously use the IP address of your windows machine and port 5000 on whatever device you want to use.
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