LMU Pitwall v1.1.25 It has been released. The fuel calculator and post-race results have been updated.
A battle/relative widget is still in development.
A battle/relative widget is still in development.
LMU Pitwall — Open Source Real-Time Dashboard for Your Second Monitor
- Thread starter Swizz
- Start date
Hello everyone,
I’ve just released a new version of LMU Pitwall: the Proximity Widget. It shows the drivers in your immediate vicinity, so you
can keep track of battles and what’s happening on the track without having to constantly stare at the overall standings.
What it does:
• Two modes – "Battle" (drivers by standings position) and "Relative"
(drivers nearest on track, with an estimated time gap)
• Times shown as absolute (with session-best / personal-best colouring) or
as a delta relative to you (green = faster, red = slower)
• Smart gaps – laps/time behind leader in races, best-lap deltas in
practice & qualifying
• Configurable: pick 1–3 drivers above/below you, toggle the columns you
want (position, sectors, laps, gap)
Download / changelog:
Release v1.1.26
I’d be glad if you could test the widget and give me some feedback. I’m not driving much at the moment
I’ve just released a new version of LMU Pitwall: the Proximity Widget. It shows the drivers in your immediate vicinity, so you
can keep track of battles and what’s happening on the track without having to constantly stare at the overall standings.
What it does:
• Two modes – "Battle" (drivers by standings position) and "Relative"
(drivers nearest on track, with an estimated time gap)
• Times shown as absolute (with session-best / personal-best colouring) or
as a delta relative to you (green = faster, red = slower)
• Smart gaps – laps/time behind leader in races, best-lap deltas in
practice & qualifying
• Configurable: pick 1–3 drivers above/below you, toggle the columns you
want (position, sectors, laps, gap)
Download / changelog:
Release v1.1.26
I’d be glad if you could test the widget and give me some feedback. I’m not driving much at the moment
LMU Pitwall v1.2.0
no plugin required any more (free, open source telemetry dashboard)Quick recap for anyone who hasn't come across it: LMU Pitwall is a free, open-source real-time dashboard for Le Mans Ultimate. It runs on your racing PC and serves a browser dashboard you can open on a second monitor, a tablet or a phone — tyres, fuel, damage, weather and wind, track map, proximity/relative, a fuel and virtual-energy calculator, post-race results, and a text-to-speech Race Engineer that calls out flags, fuel, tyre wear, pit windows, pace and weather changes.
No plugin required any more
Pitwall now reads Le Mans Ultimate's own shared memory (LMU_Data) instead of the rF2 Shared Memory Map Plugin. Nothing to download, and nothing to reinstall after every game update.
One setting still matters: Settings → Gameplay → Enable Plugins → ON, then restart Le Mans Ultimate.
Fuel, virtual energy and tyre wear in online sessions
LMU's multiplayer result files carry no fuel, VE or tyre-wear values at all, so those columns always stayed empty after an online race. Pitwall now records the values live while you drive and merges them into the results on import.
This covers your own car only. LMU doesn't publish fuel, VE or tyre wear for anyone else online, so the other drivers keep showing lap times, sectors and pit stops, and nothing more. Offline results are unchanged: there the result file already carries everything, for the whole field.
Online results also no longer mix in other drivers. In multiplayer every human is flagged as "the player" in the result file, which was quietly blending strangers' laps into your own history and into the Fuel Calculator.
Fixes
- Tyre wear the result file doesn't state now reads as unknown instead of 100%
- Cars in the pit lane stay out of the Relative order
- The Race Engineer stays quiet about tyres when the wheel data looks wrong
Download
https://github.com/Swizzjack/lmu-pitwall/releasesVE data is actually being delivered in real time across all vehicles (that have VE). I’m still checking whether the data is reliable and whether I can save it correctly for all drivers. The question, of course, is how long LMU will continue to provide this data at all - the trend seems to be that in online races, less data is provided rather than more.
Glovepup
Member
It's reliable, I've been using it for a while. Just not sure if it is here to stay and if they have removed LMP2 and LMP3 intentionally.
LMU Pitwall v1.2.2
- The track map, redrawn. Car positions now come from the 100 Hz telemetry stream and are interpolated between frames, so cars move at your monitor's refresh rate instead of hopping along in 200 ms steps. The map also shows the three sectors with start/finish and sector lines, a local yellow colouring the sector it applies to, track and sector lengths, elevation range, climb per lap and an elevation profile over one lap. A new Detail Level setting (Compact / Medium / Full) picks how much of that you want to see.
- Virtual energy for the whole field in Post-Race Results after online races. LMU's multiplayer result files carry no consumption data at all, so Pitwall samples it live while you drive. Fuel and tire wear stay your own car — online, LMU publishes neither for anybody else.
bad_turbulence
New member
What is this best viewed on? I have a couple of choices. A Microsoft Surface 12", Prechen 15" monitor (requires USB, Mini-HDMI, and a power cable), or should I shoot for an iPad? Where should it be mounted relative to my 27" triples?
That’s the beauty of it: You can display LMU Pitwall anywhere. A larger screen is certainly useful, but you can also use two screens. For example, one showing just the track map, and one showing the standings. Your racing PC streams the data to one of your internal IP addresses, and you can view it anywhere in your home using a browser. That way, when you’re racing, your family can follow along too
You can see the IP address in the top-right corner of LMU Pitwall.
Thanks mate, I'll take a look at it
TiboTake
Member
Moin, ich hab mir deine App mal angesehen. Das ist eine tolle Arbeit. kannst du evtl bei Car Damage auch den Schaden für die Radaufhängung abbilden? das wäre echt super. und dann hab ich ein paar fragen. Wie funktioniert das genau mit der Telemetrie, wenn man ein Endu-Rennen mit Fahrerwechsel hat. zB bei einem 24 std Rennen fahren ja mindestens 6 bzw. 8 Fahrer in einer Aufstellung. Da frag ich mich ob man dann auch alle Daten vom Teammitglied bekommt, das gerade fährt. zweite frage. Ist es möglich, dass man die Textfarben anpassen könnte? das ist teilweise ein wenig zu grau in grau für mich.... (ich bin alt mit fast 45 jahren).
PS: Persönlich finde ich die Anpassbarkeit richtig klasse.
PS: Persönlich finde ich die Anpassbarkeit richtig klasse.
Thanks for your messages. I suggest we stick to English so everyone can follow along. Otherwise, please send a PM. I'll take another look at the LMU telemetry when I get a chance, but I don't think there is anything else available. I don't do endurance races, so someone else would have to provide info on that.
I can of course adjust the text colors, or rather, add an option to customize them. No problem. I just need to find some time first
I can of course adjust the text colors, or rather, add an option to customize them. No problem. I just need to find some time first
