v0.3.2

Performance

• A still window costs nothing: nothing is redrawn while no device moves. Before, the home redrew at every live frame and kept the integrated graphics busy (about 16%) with the screen still.
• Moving devices: the steering wheel card no longer draws every frame twice.
• Devices read only as often as needed: plugins send inputs only when they change. A base, pedals and a handbrake are read 5 times a second after a second without moving, and at full rate again on the first move. Buttons, hats and gears stay at full rate, so a quick press is never missed.

Settings

• Graphics: Reduced motion, 30 Hz (the default) or 60 Hz, in place of Reduce motion. 60 Hz moves more smoothly for twice the work. Reduced motion also keeps the steering wheel and handbrake drawings still, while numbers and pedal bars keep following the devices.

Fixes

• Formula rim: the gear on its display shows with the software renderer and in screenshots too.

Full Changelog: v0.3.1...v0.3.2

v0.3.1

Packages

• Software centres: SimRig now carries its AppStream data, so GNOME Software and KDE Discover show it with its description, screenshots and release notes.

Website

• adiakys.github.io/SimRig: every supported device, brand by brand, with its models, its driver and what can be set; how to install; the questions people ask. The Moza page follows 0.2.0: the steering wheel on the base and the hardware tested.

Full Changelog: v0.3.0...v0.3.1

v0.3.0

Add a device

• Each device's plugin, and Change: recognized devices show the plugin that handles them, with a Change link to pick another one, a generic one, or go back to Automatic.
• Unlisted models of a known maker: a model no plugin lists, of a maker a plugin knows, is offered that maker's plugin first ("Try the PXN plugin") instead of a list of every plugin (#2).
• Other plugin: any device no plugin handles can be given to a plugin by hand, from the same menu.
• Refusals: when a plugin does not take a device, the reason shows under its row, and the device goes back to the plugin that handles it by itself.

Full Changelog: v0.2.0...v0.3.0

v0.2.0

Moza

• Steering wheel on the base: the rim mounted on a Moza base shows up with its buttons, hat switches and analog paddles, and its settings: analog paddle mode, RPM and button LED brightness, clutch point, stick and rotary encoder modes (#9).
• Shifters and handbrake on the base: the SGP, the HGP and the HBP plugged into a Moza base show up on their own within a second or two, and go when unplugged (#4, #7).
• SGP sequential shifter: supported on its own USB too, with its extra buttons; up and down follow its direction setting (#4).
• Confirmed on real hardware: R21 Ultra base, CS Pro wheel, CRP2 pedals, HBP handbrake, SGP shifter (#3, #4, #7, #8, #9).

Everywhere

• Mapping by hand stays available as a fallback for any device that responds wrong.

Full Changelog: v0.1.1...v0.2.0

v0.2.0-rc.5

Prerelease for testing on real Moza hardware.

Moza

• Handbrake and shifter on the base: SimRig now talks to the base's serial port on a thread of its own, like Boxflat, so a handbrake or shifter shows up within a second or two of plugging it in, without pulling or moving it, and the live inputs never pause while SimRig waits for an answer (#7).
• Steering wheel: the buttons' LED brightness can be set too, apart from the RPM LEDs' (#9).

Please check

• The handbrake on the base: does it show up without pulling it, also when plugged in with SimRig open?
• The steering wheel: does the button LED brightness change the buttons' lights?

Full Changelog: v0.2.0-rc.4...v0.2.0-rc.5

v0.2.0-rc.4

Prerelease for testing on real Moza hardware.

Moza

• Steering wheel settings: SimRig now talks to the rim the way Boxflat does, so rims that answered Boxflat but not SimRig should show their settings (#9). The stick used as a directional pad and each rotary encoder's mode follow the current Boxflat.
• Shifter and handbrake on the base: SimRig asks the base which are plugged in, as Boxflat does, so they show without being moved, go when unplugged, and the SGP's direction and paddle synchronization are taken into account (#4, #7).
• SGP shifter: on its own USB, all its buttons show in its Inputs view (#4).

Please check

• The steering wheel's settings: are they available now, do they match Boxflat, and do changes take effect?
• The SGP and the handbrake on the base: do they show without moving them, and go when unplugged?
• The SGP on its own USB: do its extra buttons light up in its Inputs view?

Full Changelog: v0.2.0-rc.3...v0.2.0-rc.4

v0.2.0-rc.3

Prerelease for testing on real Moza hardware.

Moza

• Steering wheel on the base: the rim mounted on a Moza base now shows up, with its buttons, hat switches and analog paddles, and its settings: analog paddle mode, LED brightness, combined axis split, rotary encoder and left stick modes (#9).
• HBP handbrake plugged into the base: shows up once pulled past half its travel (#7).
• SGP shifter plugged into the base: recognised as soon as it is shifted, on buttons 113 (up) and 114 (down); up and down on its own USB put right (#4).
• R21 Ultra base, HBP handbrake and SGP shifter confirmed on real hardware (#4, #7, #8).

Please check

• The steering wheel's settings: do they show the values set in Boxflat or Pit House, and do changes take effect on the rim?
• The handbrake on the base: does it appear only once pulled, and not by itself?
• Anything else on your Moza hardware: a hardware report helps a lot.

Full Changelog: 0.2.0-rc.2...v0.2.0-rc.3

0.2.0-rc.2

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v0.2.0-rc.1

Moza SGP sequential shifter (#4); CRP2 pedals confirmed on real hardw…

v0.1.1

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