JSON Sample

{
    "metersPerPixel": 0.45491,
    "start": {
        "left": [365, 242],
        "right": [344, 242]
    },
    "finish": {
        "left": [164, 401],
        "right": [186, 403]
    },
    "cones": [
        [360, 232],
        [358, 233],
        [360, 242],
    ]
}

Creating A Course Using A Map

1. Using an image, populate the "cones" array of a JSON file (see above) with a list of cones [x, y] pixel coordinates.
2. Populate "start" and "finish" with left and right location of lines.
3. Using a tool such as Google Map's Measure Distance feature, determine the metersPerPixel. This can be done by finding pixels between light poles and the corresponding distance.
4. Invoke the tool using python ax_track_gen.py <json file> -o default.clf.
5. Move the default.clf to the same directory as HolyMoose's AX Creator's AutocrossCreator.exe program.
6. Run AutocrossCreator.exe.
7. Load layout using CTRL+L.
8. Add pointer cones and walls.
9. Export track using CTRL+E. Exported! should be echo'd in the terminal.
10. moose_ax_creator.kn5 will be present in the directory and can be loaded in Assetto Corsa.