DOCS ACC Shared Memory Documentation

OK so small update:

• in AC the SM-values of tc and abs return the cars setting (unexpected) and tcInAction as well as absInAction both return always 0 (unexpected)
  
• in ACC, the SM-values of tc and abs return 1 (expected), once TC or ABS are active while driving and as described in the PDF, tcInAction as well as absInAction both return always 0 (expected)

What is the matter here? Is this behavior correct? Why is AC handling it different than ACC and how can I retrieve active TC and ABS in AC?

 

yupp! all of those are not used in ACC, but are used in AC. All the varibles that are red in the pdf are not supported/used in ACC for the map lenght, im using the windows api, so when i "CreateFileMappingW/MapViewOfFile()" i use "size_of::<SPageFilePhysics>()" to get the right length, but I tink its better to go to big and have empty values at the end then to go to small and miss some variables, but im not an expert at programming so but my files are: SPageFilePhysics=800 bytes | SPageFileGraphic=852 bytes | SPageFileStatic=688 bytes. Though I dont know if mine are filled with all the variables, so it might be bigger, or ive might messed up and it might be smaller haha

 

The usage of specific values in AC over ACC is a different topic. What I described above, is a different problem:

• in AC the SM-values of tc and abs return the cars setting (unexpected) and tcInAction as well as absInAction both return always 0 (unexpected)
  
• in ACC, the SM-values of tc and abs return 1 (expected), once TC or ABS are active while driving and as described in the PDF, tcInAction as well as absInAction both return always 0 (expected)

It seems as if I have to implement UDP as well to get proper values for both sims.

 

That is Interesting, cause I believe I just use SPageFilePhysics.abs in both sims and it seemed like it worked for me. its still just a binary 1 or 0, but it only was a 1 when abs kicked in during breaking like expected. didnt see you had an update before, my bad!

 

Could you please advise if it is possible to determine through SM when vehicles collide without causing any damage?
Are there any alternative methods to find this out?

 

Just tested that again today and I can just reconfirm, that shared memory handles both TC and ABS different. AC showing the a fixed TC/ABS value, where ACC outputs 0 or 1 depending on actice ABS/TC.