Try it in your browser
These are the dashboards drawn in your browser from the same files the plugin installs, replaying a session SimHub recorded. The panel beside them writes what the plugin writes: change a zone's page, hold the glance, page the companion, pick the pit wall's zones, and the dashboard does the rest.
Faces
Porsche
AiM
Companion
Pit wall
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Pages in the cycle
Pages in the cycle
Pages in the cycle
Pages in the cycle
Data, every screen
The drawing is the browser's, so it is close to SimHub and not the same. The clips are the proof: those are SimHub itself, filmed on a Windows machine running the emulator. Drawn from build 0.3.0-rc.13.
What is empty here
Some of what the screens show needs data a recorded session does not carry yet, and the demo leaves it empty rather than make it up.
- The relative, the leaderboard, the opponents and the sectors pages, and the best splits on lap history, on a face, on the companion and in the pit wall's zones, and the pit wall's own timing board. SimHub computes them from the other cars it holds in memory, and the traces record properties only. They fill in when the traces carry those calls too (#257).
- The radar, the track map and the web view are drawn as labelled boxes. SimHub draws the first two from the cars around you and the track it has recorded, neither of which a browser has, and the web view is a browser of its own: give the pit wall an address and its box names it.
- The Porsche's crest is a picture of your own that the plugin points the face at, so the demo shows the placeholder shield the face draws without one.