Wisp 1.1.3

Wisp 1.1.3

Adds Xbox app / Microsoft Store FH6 3.440.853.0 support on Windows PC and
optional vacuum pressure for boost gauges, and fixes automatic update checks.

• Includes a reviewed native HUD compatibility map for the updated Store build.
  Previous Store 3.430.771.0 and existing Steam maps remain available offline.

• Retains signed compatibility-map updates introduced in 1.1.2, with exact
  package and code checks, atomic installation, and offline reuse. Future reviewed
  maps within the supported reader can be delivered without reinstalling Wisp;
  changes to native layouts can still require an application update.

• Enable Show vacuum pressure in Appearance > Boost to show negative pressure
  reported by FH6. The option is off by default. Pressure readings first require
  positive boost from the current car/session; vacuum alone does not enable them.

• Keep the boost gauge enabled even if you do not know whether a tune has forced
  induction. Naturally aspirated cars show a stationary zero gauge. Electric
  vehicles never show the boost gauge.

• Supports Digital and Analogue gauges, attached and detached layouts, and the
  Appearance preview in PSI or bar.

• Uses a -20 to 70 PSI or -1 to 5 bar scale when enabled. The Digital rail marks
  zero between vacuum and positive boost.

• Saves the option with Wisp settings and HUD profiles. Existing settings and
  profiles leave vacuum disabled.

• With automatic checks enabled, Wisp checks for application updates whenever
  it opens and every 24 hours while it remains running, including in the tray.
  A recent check from an earlier launch no longer suppresses the startup check.

• An available-update banner stays visible if a later automatic refresh fails.
  Downloads and installation still require confirmation.

The installer is Wisp-Setup-1.1.3.exe. Install over your current Wisp version
to retain completed setup, HUD preferences, profiles, and tire calibration.

Wisp 1.1.2

Wisp 1.1.2

Compatibility update for the Steam FH6 6.440.853.0 build, with a signed
compatibility-map channel for future reviewed game updates.

• Adds a separate native memory map for the new Steam executable.
• Retains the verified Steam 6.430.771.0 and Xbox app / Microsoft Store
  3.430.771.0 maps. New Store builds require their own reviewed map.
• Enables background and manual checks for signed maps, including bundles
  covering multiple game builds. Accepted maps remain available offline.
• Preserves exact executable/package checks, bounded read-only access, and
  menu visibility validation. Unknown layouts are never guessed.

Some future game changes will still require an application update when they
change the reader's supported data structures or semantics.

The installer is Wisp-Setup-1.1.2.exe. Install over your current Wisp version
to retain completed setup, HUD preferences, profiles, and tire calibration.

Wisp 1.1.1

Wisp 1.1.1

Wisp now supports the Xbox app and Microsoft Store Windows PC edition of
Forza Horizon 6, alongside Steam.

Xbox app and Microsoft Store compatibility

• Adds Native HUD support for FH6 PC build 3.430.771.0 with a separate,
  build-specific compatibility contract.
• Validates the Store installation through Windows package identity and bounded
  checks of the loaded game image, without requiring a file hash of the protected
  executable.
• Handles the supported installation's Windows path aliases by confirming they
  identify the same file, while retaining the existing process and read-only
  data checks.
• Uses the same local Data Out setup as Steam. No administrator access, file
  permission changes, or game modifications are required.

Steam FH6 build 6.430.771.0 remains supported through its existing compatibility
path. Both storefronts require their matching reviewed build; an unfamiliar game
build is not treated as compatible automatically.

This support is for FH6 installed locally on a Windows PC, not Xbox consoles or
Xbox Cloud Gaming.

Updating

Use Check for updates in Wisp's Extras page, or download the latest installer
from GitHub Releases.
The release tag is v1.1.1 and the installer is Wisp-Setup-1.1.1.exe, preserving
update discovery for existing installations.

HUD layouts, colors, profiles, tire calibration, and speed-smoothing behavior
are unchanged from Wisp 1.1.

Wisp 1.1

Wisp 1.1

Wisp 1.1 improves wheel-speed readability and settings reliability, with a refreshed
setup background and more flexible release-version support.

• Profile changes are confirmed only after the settings write succeeds. If a
  write fails, the existing dialog offers a retry without adding another profile.
• Calibration save detection now includes drivetrain and calibration revision,
  even when tire radii remain unchanged.
• Windows clock changes no longer affect the telemetry connection timeout.
• Release details remain available when retrying a downloaded update.
• Setup uses the website's particle material and depth styling, with smoother
  faint gradients and a new particle distribution.
• Wheel-indicated speed smoothing now honors the selected amount during large
  wheel-speed changes, instead of staying within 1.5 mph of the raw reading.
• Includes the previously merged expired-log cleanup before debug export.
• Release-history version labels have room to display without clipping.
• Update checks recognize shortened version numbers and stable release labels.
  Installer hashes, sizes, embedded versions, and downgrade protection are still checked.

Wisp 1.1 uses the numeric Windows version 1.1.0. The release tag and installer
filename remain v1.1.0 and Wisp-Setup-1.1.0.exe so existing installations
can discover this update. Newer clients also understand shortened release tags.

HUD layouts, colors, tire-learning rules, and the settings
format are unchanged. These changes do not address intermittent tachometer lag.

Wisp 1.0.12

Wisp 1.0.12

Better diagnostic reports

Local debug logging now records telemetry reception and processing separately, dispatcher delays, native-data freshness and failures, composition gaps, focus transitions, and Wisp's CPU and memory usage. Collection runs in the background so a stalled UI does not stop the evidence trail.

Exports include a readable summary: what was observed and when, which measurements support it, the likely affected component, what remains uncertain, and the next useful diagnostic step. Normal menus, hidden overlays, and ordinary telemetry disconnection are distinguished from rendering faults.

Logging is still opt-in, local, limited to 24 hours per activation, and bounded in storage. You decide whether to attach the ZIP to an issue. Game FPS and GPU presentation latency are not measured, and a report cannot guarantee the exact cause of a Windows or driver problem.

Fixes

• Native HUD provider recovery handles a cleared secondary local-provider flag during races and settings transitions. The provider must still pass the existing contract checks and uniquely match the live car, RPM, and maximum RPM.
• Removed the outer outline from the update confirmation dialog. Release details and explicit download confirmation are unchanged.

Wisp 1.0.11

Wisp 1.0.11

A small maintenance release that corrects the repository's temporary build-author
alias. Application behavior is unchanged from 1.0.10.

• Maps the build-author alias to Views2k in repository tools that support author aliases.
• Updates the application and installer version to 1.0.11.
• Retains all 1.0.10 features, settings, HUD profiles, and telemetry behavior.

Update from Extras using Check for updates, or download the installer below.
Wisp shows this summary before asking you to confirm the download.

Wisp 1.0.10

Wisp 1.0.10

Save your HUD setups, choose your own colors, and track more of each drive.
Wisp 1.0.10 adds named HUD profiles, a rebuilt color editor, live torque and
session peaks, update notifications, and local troubleshooting tools.
These notes cover the changes since 1.0.8.

Added

• Added smoothed live torque to the Wheel Speed Ready card, with Nm and lb-ft units.
• Added session top speed, peak power, and peak torque, with one reset action and automatic reset when the car changes.
• Added an update-available Dashboard banner and an optional startup check limited to once every 24 hours. Downloads and installation still require confirmation.
• Added a customizable global shortcut for showing or hiding the overlay.
• Added bounded local debug logging with 24-hour automatic expiry, seven-day retention, and an issue-ready ZIP export.
• Added one continuous color editor for the app accent, background surfaces, HUD border, three gauge-gradient colors, and traction hook cue.
• Added named HUD profiles that save complete visual combinations while keeping tire calibration, overlay positions, telemetry, startup, update, and debug settings separate.
• Profiles support Apply, Update, Rename, and Delete, with saving available from Appearance. Hotkey settings also stay separate from profiles.
• Added in-app release notes and a direct GitHub star shortcut.

Changed

• Update confirmation now shows the short summary supplied by the matching GitHub release before a download begins.
• Consolidated color customization into a themed element list and large focused editor with saturation, brightness, opacity, direct wheel selection, and exact color input.
• Styled the local debug logging control to match the rest of Wisp.
• Ordered the sidebar as Dashboard, Appearance, Diagnostics, Profiles, Setup, Extras, and Release Notes.

Fixed

• Preserved detached boost and tire-temperature positions across restarts and updates, including secondary-display placements.
• Preserved the correct placement when a HUD profile changes layouts or switches between Native Digital and Native Analogue.
• Included the selected torque unit when saving and applying HUD profiles.
• Prevented expired native tachometer samples from interrupting the smooth RPM fallback during a reader stall.
• Kept color-wheel selection independent from slider adjustments and made every point in the wheel selectable.
• Kept very dark background colors visible and editable while maintaining readable surfaces.
• Restored the traction-loss hook cue across Native HUD styles and cleared stale slip evidence after stopping.
• Prevented simultaneous debug-log actions from waiting indefinitely.
• Prevented a failed telemetry-listener start from leaving UI callbacks running.
• Removed the duplicate profile-save action and the outer border on its confirmation dialog.

Install

Download Wisp-Setup-1.0.10.exe, or download and extract
Wisp-Setup-1.0.10.zip. The installer is self-contained, installs for the
current Windows user, and does not require a separate .NET runtime.

The installer is not code-signed, so Windows may show an unknown-publisher
warning. Compare the installer's SHA-256 hash with its digest shown in the
GitHub release assets before running it.

Wisp 1.0.8

Wisp 1.0.8

Wisp 1.0.8 adds metric boost-pressure readouts.

Added

• Added a PSI or bar setting for boost pressure.
• Applied the selected unit to Digital and Analogue gauges, attached and detached layouts, and the Appearance preview.
• Added a 0 to 5 bar scale to the Analogue boost gauge while keeping FH6 telemetry in PSI internally.

Install

Download Wisp-Setup-1.0.8.exe, or download and extract
Wisp-Setup-1.0.8.zip. The installer is self-contained, installs for the
current Windows user, and does not require a separate .NET runtime.

The installer is not code-signed, so Windows may show an unknown-publisher
warning. Verify the SHA-256 file supplied with the release before running it.

Wisp 1.0.7

Wisp 1.0.7

Wisp 1.0.7 is a focused hotfix for HUD reliability, responsiveness, and stale gallery images.

Fixed

• Live telemetry delivery no longer depends on WPF's presentation callback. This prevents system-specific background compositor throttling from reducing Wisp's HUD update rate.
• Smoothed and rate-limited the dashboard horsepower readout so rapidly changing power telemetry remains readable without altering the underlying telemetry.
• Fixed native tachometer source discovery during race and menu transitions so unrelated stale FH6 HUD sources cannot blank the Digital tachometer or Analogue tachometer material.
• Gallery screenshots now use new image identities so browsers load the current captures instead of cached copies.

Install

Download Wisp-Setup-1.0.7.exe, or download and extract
Wisp-Setup-1.0.7.zip. The installer is self-contained, installs for the
current Windows user, and does not require a separate .NET runtime.

The installer is not code-signed, so Windows may show an unknown-publisher
warning. Verify the SHA-256 file supplied with the release before running it.

Wisp 1.0.6

Wisp 1.0.6

Wisp 1.0.6 is a focused hotfix for the speed-smoothing control.

Fixed

• Speed smoothing now works in Native Digital and Native Analogue HUD layouts.
• The existing response curve and 1.5 MPH live-speed deviation limit remain unchanged.

Install

Download Wisp-Setup-1.0.6.exe, or download and extract
Wisp-Setup-1.0.6.zip. The installer is self-contained, installs for the
current Windows user, and does not require a separate .NET runtime.

The installer is not code-signed, so Windows may show an unknown-publisher
warning. Verify the SHA-256 file supplied with the release before running it.