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Feature release adding two new sims, automatic sim data capture, and My Garage — plus sim-aware subject filtering, FWD differential guidance, and two new languages. AC Evo SimReader support added. RaceRoom Experience SimReader support added. Garage feature: save a car's CarType,
Shipping in v1.1 Two Sims Added to the Growing List RaceRoom Racing Experience and Assetto Corsa EVO drivers get full onRails support: tire temps, lap capture, and the same guided setup process as every other supported sim. This brings the total list up to nine supported sims! Si
- Fixed: The demo-limit-reached screen can now be closed — its buttons were unresponsive while Transparent Overlay mode was active. - Fixed: ACC detection now requires an active session, not just its shared-memory presence, preventing it from permanently blocking detection of oth
onRails v1.016 ========================= Hotfix release with UI, gameplay-feel, and sim-detection reliability fixes. • Redesigned Setup Developer Track and Car Selection into single merged panels with collapsible, auto-expanding Variables sections for each. • SDT Nudge: if you ke
Ten months of solo development — this is the most technically ambitious thing I've built. Live SimReader integration across seven simulators, and a transparent overlay that actually stays out of your way instead of fighting you for screen space. There were plenty of points this y
I run a Discord server for onRails, and it's the fastest way to reach me directly. Here's what it's for: Real-time support — get help faster than a forum post or email. Early access to what's next — test new and upcoming features from the roadmap before they ship. Setup talk — tr
onRails already turns setup work into a structured process instead of guesswork and encompasses all that I envisioned at the start of this project. However, I'm not done making onRails even better, and I've got the first update nearly complete: I've already begun building SimRead
One more feature I want to show you now is In-Race Engineer. Here's the problem it solves. You're mid-race, the car's pushing wide off Turn 3, or snapping loose on exit, and you don't have a spotter with an engineering degree sitting next to you. Normally that means guessing at a
Thank you This update came straight from player feedback. Two of you took the time to write in with detailed reports on the wheel input, the menus, and the Launcher, and that is exactly what made these fixes possible. I do not have a way to reach you back directly, but thank you.
Setup tuning is feedback. You change something. You lap. You observe. You decide what to change next. The faster that feedback loop, the faster you improve. But for years, that loop was broken by a simple problem: you couldn't see your data without leaving the cockpit. You'd make
If you've used Setup Developer to build your baseline, Setup Engineer is where you dial it in on track. The Lap Wizard takes your lap time, tire temps, and handling feedback and turns them into setup recommendations. SimReader handles the data capture: hotkeys pull your lap, your
If you've been curious what the Setup Developer Tool actually looks like in use, I just dropped a short showcase video over on Facebook. Just under 2 minutes. Here's what it covers: The Starting Setup panel — your baseline springs, ride height, diff, and wings, all in one view be
Over the years since Virtual Race Car Engineer and Setup Developer were introduced, one of the most-requested features is finally here: SimReader Live Data Integration SimReader pulls tire temps and lap times directly from your simulator. One key or button press while on track an