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Car Dashboard​

Replaces the Car Stopwatch, Advanced Car Stopwatch and Track Gap displays of HH Timing v1.

Follows one car, selected in the Filter Tree of the Filtering ribbon group, the same car tree by category as the scoreboards but limited to one checked car. The display uses the same tiles as the Weather display and adapts to the size of the panel. All tiles are drawn on the car colour: the car number, the car status (RUNNING, PIT IN with the pit-in session time, PIT OUT with the last stop time, FINISH, flashing red while the car is in the pits), the sector the car is currently in (CURR. SECTOR) and the last loop or pit line it crossed (LAST LOOP). Show labels hides the tile captions to leave only the values.

The display options are split into three ribbon groups, one per part of the display: Tiles, Track Gap and Crossings. Show info tiles hides every tile except the car number, along with the time tiles below.

Show since S/F adds a tile with the time elapsed since the car's last start/finish crossing (SINCE S/F), restarting from the pit-in time when the car enters the pits (IN PITS). Show count down adds a tile with the countdown to the pit stall (TO PIT STALL, -- until the car is in a sector with a configured time). Both tiles sit to the right of, or below, the other tiles depending on the panel shape, and can be shown together. Edit Times to Pit Stall opens a table with one row per timing line of the current track (S/F, S1, S2...), where each time is the duration from crossing that line to the pit stall, in seconds or m:ss; a line left empty has no countdown. The countdown runs from the moment the car enters the sector and shows LATE once it reaches zero.

Show track gap adds a row above the tiles with the car ahead and the gap to it, and a row below with the car behind and the gap to it, like the Track Gap display of HH Timing v1. The car tiles take the colour of the car ahead or behind; the gap tiles take the colour of the followed car. The gap ahead is negative (-0.417) and the gap behind positive (1.167); both are the on-track gaps also shown in the scoreboard's track gap columns. - means there is no car on that side, or no gap to it yet. Gap Type chooses which cars to compare with:

  • Track: the nearest cars ahead and behind on track. Cars in the pits or stopped on track are skipped, and the order wraps around the lap, so the first car on track has the last one ahead of it.
  • Overall: the cars immediately ahead and behind in the overall classification.
  • Category: the cars immediately ahead and behind in the followed car's category.

With Overall and Category, a side stays empty when that car is in the pits or stopped on track. When the two cars are not on the same lap, the gap starts with the number of laps between them (1L -0.417); a car that crossed the start/finish line just ahead of the followed car counts as being on the same lap. Hide lap down removes that prefix in Track mode and keeps the time gap.

The Car Dashboard button in the Others group of the ribbon has a list of display templates. The default Track Gap template turns on the track gap and turns off the info tiles, the time tiles, the crossings and the tile labels. It gives the look of the v1 display: car ahead and gap, followed car, car behind and gap.

Show crossings adds a table below the tiles, resizable with the bar between them: a scoreboard with one row per followed line showing the track status at the moment the car last crossed it, the pit entry and pit exit lights at that moment, and the session time or time of day of the crossing. Column Config chooses and orders the columns (the pit light and TOD columns are hidden by default), like any other scoreboard. Edit Sector and Loops opens the list of lines to follow: one row per sector name, loop name or the PitIn / PitOut pit lines, with an optional alias used in the display and a Keep flag to hide a line without deleting it. Fill Sector and Loops from Track Config adds the sectors and loops of the current track plus the two pit lines, skipping the names already in the list. A loop that is not in the list is still shown in the LAST LOOP tile, but has no row.

When a car is selected after the session has started, the rows are filled from the crossings already in the cache; the pit light columns only fill for crossings received afterwards.

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