Brake coast turn?
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Brake coast turn?
Is there a way to make a braking zone map in RS2 Analysis similar to the default map available in Traqview? I'm referring to the map that shows where your braking zones, turning, and coasting is occurring.
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You can do that with individual forces and with gSum.
Here are "banded" (i.e.colored according to value) maps for each.
Let me see if I can do the TM version.
Here are "banded" (i.e.colored according to value) maps for each.
Let me see if I can do the TM version.
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Mike, this is as close as I can get quickly.
The TM does it off of longG only. Anything above .01g positive is acceleration, anything above -.3g negative is braking, anything in between is coasting.
Have not found a way to do specific (gforce) band breaks in the color coding on the AiM GPS channel mapping dialog.
The TM does it off of longG only. Anything above .01g positive is acceleration, anything above -.3g negative is braking, anything in between is coasting.
Have not found a way to do specific (gforce) band breaks in the color coding on the AiM GPS channel mapping dialog.
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Thanks Peter. That helped point me in the right direction.
I created a math channel with the following logic.
IF(LE(Longitudinal_a,-0.02),-1,IF(LT(abs(Longitudinal_a),0.02),0,IF(GT(abs(Lateral_acc),0.3),1,2)))
This gives me pretty much what I want, but now I can't for the life of me edit the color bands to what I want them to be. I can open the dialog box and change the colors (green for gas, blue for turn, black for coast, red for brake), but when I click accept, they go right back to the default colors.
I created a math channel with the following logic.
IF(LE(Longitudinal_a,-0.02),-1,IF(LT(abs(Longitudinal_a),0.02),0,IF(GT(abs(Lateral_acc),0.3),1,2)))
This gives me pretty much what I want, but now I can't for the life of me edit the color bands to what I want them to be. I can open the dialog box and change the colors (green for gas, blue for turn, black for coast, red for brake), but when I click accept, they go right back to the default colors.
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I tried changing the colors with some other math channels and couldn't get the colors to stay. I also had trouble then getting it to go back to the stock colors. I think we've found a bug.
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