Thankyou for this wonderful information.

now back on topic... to the guy who emailed the log above and those who are getting choppy graphs, this is now resolved and will be in next release. Appreciate you finding this bug for me.

Any more requests for features, bug fixes, help or ideas just let me know and im happy to help out.

 

jeleous

 

adding more cells fixed my issue. I tried initially using a log that was fairly long with only a section of 100s where the pull was. When graphed and no trimming, my log graphed at only about an inch of data. I edited the log for just the 100's and got the choppy graph. I then edited the log to show from 15% TPS thru the 100% and then back down to around 35%. Log shows up fine.

 

Im glad you got it working in the mean time.

Dynovision can load large logs and actually move through each WOT pull or each trigger it sees using the |<< and >> buttons on the bottom right of the graph. You can take the log straight from Evoscan to DynoVision - no editing required.

 

Thanks for the quick fix, I'll check it out when I get home later and can load a log.

 

I hope this isn't sarcasm because I am only trying to help.

 

I Appreciate your help.

 

******* V1.0.1 is available for download *******

See the website for details of updates.

Please Unistall older version before installing new versions.

 

EDIT : Installs with smoothing factor 15 for each log now.

 

just installed 1.01 and its graphing everything correctly, but HP and TQ...

edit: I un-installed, then re-installed...

 

is not working for me either... hp/tq is way different than it was earlier on 1.0

 

Seems to be reading better, I upped to CF to match up w/ VD. Might not hurt to show the vehicle weight on the graph in a future revision.

 

I would tone down the smoothing a bit on your HP/TQ. You should see 'some' irregularities since there always are some.

 

The default is 15, here's a comparison of the 2 logs, one w/ lower CF. The maptrace and custom field are nice features.

 

Ill have to load this and try it out. Thanks for the reference Creamo