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INPUTS CSV

OVERLAYS

Your pedals live and, underneath, what the reference lap did at that same spot.

INPUTS CSV draws your throttle, brake and clutch live, with bars, gear, speed and the steering wheel. Load a reference lap CSV and the same graph appears underneath, showing what that lap did at the same point on track and what it does over the next few metres. You see where it braked, how hard, and when it got back on the throttle before you reach that corner.

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INPUTS CSV
INPUTS CSV: throttle and brake traces, the bars, gear, speed and steering wheel. Screenshot of version 3.87.29, with test data.

What INPUTS CSV brings

With your reference lap

Several overlays work with your reference-lap CSV.

With their command line

Like everything in the suite, the AI can read and use them.

Your AI spotter

If you race with PLIA as your spotter, it understands what your overlays show and tells you.

What it does

Live traces

Throttle, brake, clutch, ABS and steering angle on a graph that moves with the track; you choose how many seconds it covers.

The reference underneath

With the CSV loaded, a second graph with the reference lap at the same metre of track and what comes next.

Separate or overlaid

The two laps in two graphs or on top of each other in one, and you pick which goes on top.

Speed compared

With the reference on, your speed turns green if you're faster than it at that point and red if you're slower.

Wheel and ABS

The wheel turns with you and warns you past 270 degrees; ABS is marked on the trace and the bars when it kicks in.

What it doesn't do

  • It doesn't show traction control. Of the driver aids, it only marks ABS.
  • Without a reference lap CSV loaded, you only get the live row.

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