This measure is used but is not the definitive one as different tracks has different distance and the range of value can represent diferent distances, which is not desirable. Internally in AC, the NormalizedSplinePosition is a normalized value (0 - 1.0) that represents were the car is located related to the start finish of a lap (0 just after the finish line and 1.0 just before it). Actually this is a first part check for car proximity. splineThreshold is the required distance between the lapper and the lapped cars that will trigger the blue flag.
I am not sure if 40kph is the pit speed for all cars and all tracks.
This helps to avoid get notification of parked cars or cars driving through the pits. speedTriggerThreshold is the minimum speed, in KPH, a car has to have to be considered as a trigger of a blue flag. I have not seen a significant use of CPU required so far. Lower values means more frequent updates, but may consume more CPU. updateThreshold is how frequent the application check for cars close to lap. The default configuration is good enough to provide an acceptable notification. The application can be fine tuned modifying the config file located at apps\python\ferito-blueflag\config\ferito-blueflag.ini. This is a very simple application and is my first attempt to develop a Python application on AC.Īs any other AC python app, you just extract the contents to your assetto corsa folder, typically, C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\assettocorsa The goal of this application is provide a mechanism to notify the driver of the proximity of another driver that is close to lap him.
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