ACC Results Companion

ACC Results Companion V1.10.0 Released (here) (1/3)

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New League/Championship page

The leagues pages allows you to categorise sessions in order to filter them on the Sessions page (perhaps for online leagues) or to create a custom



Click New to clear the selection and enter details of the league name and description.


Click Save once done.



Dynamic Leagues
All that is required for a dynamic league is to create the league definition (Dynamic) above.

On the sessions page, any session may be added to any active Dynamic league



Sessions may now be filtered by the league they are part of

 

Doug you keep adding features that I didn't knew I needed Great update !

 

ACC Results Companion V1.10.0 Released (2/3)

Custom Championship

A league may be created as a Custom Championship Type.

The events in a custom championship must be defined before a matching session can be added


Sessions may be linked, by right clicking a matching session


As well as active Dynamic leagues, you can add to active Custom Championships that match the track, session type and duration.

The session will now be included in the championship and the points and standings updated



Note that different race types may have different scoring methods, with sub-types again having further refinements (eg Spa 24 Hrs within the Endurance championship adds points for leaders at 1/4 and 1/2 distance etc)

Session Columns


Standings Columns


Filters
The final standings may be filtered on Car Class, Cup Category and Driver Category, with the positions adjusted accordingly

 

ACC Results Companion V1.10.0 Released (3/3)

Leaderboard Driver Filter
The driver search lets you quick find another driver




Just start typing in any part of the name and it will filter as it goes (retaining whatever other filters you have in place)

For example supposing I want to find times from Jacky Harris (partly because he's a frequent poster on RDand partly because starting to type in his surname bring up a long of results so illustrates this quite nicely.

I type in "ha"


A lot of results, but not what i'm looking for. Continue to type "harr" and we have what be are looking for


Note, the positions are retained. Here I have no filters. If you have a filter, it will retain the rank in that filter


Rebuild result statistics button
If you find the result statistics are incomplete, the Rebuild button should generate them all



Updated Help
The help has been updated with some of these new features. To access the help, press F1

I'll be adding to the help over the next releases

Finally, thanks to all those who have donated recently. Your support is greatly appreciated

Happy racing

 

Hi Jakub.
Can you try 1.10.0 - that provides a button on Result Statistics to force them to rebuild

 

I'm going to change my answer now to "evidently, not nearly enough", and this is why...

Before the release, I thought I'd try and get in an online race, as it has been a while. I've been doing a lot of testing with the Ferrari EVO, so it is probably safer for everyone concerned if I go with that. I then jump into MP qualifying session, and something feels seriously wrong. I like the neutral handling of the Ferrari, but it really doesn't feel right. My normal braking points aren't working and I'm getting massive understeer on braking. I check the setup in case I've picked safe by accident, I check the tyre pressures but everything is good. On one of the braking points, I normally line up a marshall post when it crosses the rear view TV screen - something isn't right here either, but I can't work it out.

During the race, I'm a mobile roadblock having zero confidence in the car and doing terrible times, having to re-learn the track. I eventually put in respectably slow times, but it has been a struggle. Then ARC's race summary pops up and I begin to panic. I've broken something and it has put me in the wrong car. I start going through diagnostics, trying to work out what has gone wrong. Then in desperation, I look at the replay to see which other cars have been mixed up....

Well, I'm actually in the non-EVO Audi. No wonder it felt different, and explains why I wasn't lining up the rear view TV with the braking point (because there isn't one!!).

So, lesson learnt. Don't race when I'm tired and remember that ACC has two different car selection screens whose sole purpose appears to be to catch me out

 

Funny Story.

 

Does this tool only record after I install the app or does is show results prior to installation of the app?

 

It only stores information while it is running, so can't report on races before it was stored (ACC doesn't hold this information anywhere)

 

That is funny! At least I feel a bit less silly upon reading it. It happens several times to me that I’d hop in a MP session and start driving and wonder “gee, the car sounds different, so much more throaty” only to realize, for example, I was driving the Camaro when I wanted to be in the BMW. You’d think I’d catch that on quickly as the instrument panel is completely different between the two but no... both are familiar and don’t trigger anything until I’m half a lap in wondering why the car feels so wrong

 

Worked like a charm, thanks! Great update, love the Leagues too!

 

@Doug Duthie hey there, got a little issue with the windows positioning.
It's not introduced with the latest version, quite a while I noticed it.

When the window is moved all they way to the left it saved the position, but posX is negative and this causes ACCR to set the window somewhere else, not in the position it was saved.

made a little video to demonstrate it:

 

Hi @AndyK70
There's a check in there to check the form is visible on the screen. It's not really correct - it just checks the origin is visible. I should probably just check that some part of the title bar is visible (so that it can be moved if desired). If it doesn't think the origin is visible, it will just left Windows display it to the default position. You will see a message as below in the log page


I'm not entirely sure why the left side of the screen is -7 - this is confusing the validity check. I'll re-work the position logic

 

I have no clue ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

threshold = 50;
if PosX + SizeX > threshold; //or so then there are at least 50 pixels of that window in the visible viewport.
and if ScreenWidth - PosX > threshold; //for the right edge of the screen.

If that threshold could be in the settings.json would be great, so every user can set it to a value he likes, just check the threshold to be greater 0.

And if someone did manage to get the window right at the edge and can't drag it with the mouse, he just has to edit the threshold to a valid number and start ACCRC again and it will use the threshold to move the window in view.

 

There seems to be an issue where after exiting a hotlap session and doing another, ACC results companion will record a "fake" practice session, containing only your best lap from the hotlap session.

 

Yes - I know about that. It's a side effect of being able to record sessions as spectators/as 2nd stint driver after swap. Sometimes ACC will tell me when you leave a session (back to the UI I think), it flags as a practice session. I used to use a fairly cumbersome method to filter these out, but now it is flagged as a valid session change.

I need to work out how to distinguish these from valid sessions

 

Yesterday we were driving Spa 2020 on our own server, but the result in the tool says Spa 2018.
The ingame stats counted for Spa 2020.
How is this possible?

 

Had the same issue / question and got following explanation:

 

The manual workaround is described at https://www.racedepartment.com/threads/acc-results-companion.172267/post-3295260. If ACC ever makes the track years available on the interface, I'll upgrade ARC

 

Out of curiosity, where do you extract all that data? Is there an API for all that data?