Hello, I'm new to Raceroom and I'm missing like many others the informations about cars gearbox type, to be sure to start the race with the good wheel configuration. While looking for an accurate list, I decided to make a website to maintain such a listing myself. This website is now live here : https://raceroom.yoc.ovh Since then, I found sbarro3 thread who maintain hardly his own list. Big thanks to him. I've added some cool features such as favorites management (stored in your browser cookies). You can generate a link to share your garage with others. Another feature is you can compare cars hp and weight. Let me know what you think, and if you'd like any additional features. This website will become obsolete as soon as KW Studios adds more information on the car page inside the game, which I'm sure will be added one day. Be gentle on track and have fun.
This is a really superb resource - thanks for making it. I think its good enough to be considered for an in-game link. Why reinvent the wheel? You could add the performance index at some stage - a useful reference for multi-class events. https://forum.kw-studios.com/index.php?threads/performance-index.10084/page-8#post-259343 [EDIT: you are way ahead of me - its already there!]
Good work mate, I am making a app for RaceRoom, and I noticed something on your page here: The squeezed pic of a few cars, (see Aquilla CR1 in your site) - the only time I have seen this squeezing, is when I myself webscraped the raceroom store for these images to use in my app, and then resized them smaller as I think you did. I also at first made the assumption that the aspect ratio was exactly the same, but its not unfortunately. So you will have to write your code to resize these images by a percentage and code to "keep aspect ratio" , in your website around 30% or 35% is probably right size , using a percentage instead of fixed pixels will stop this squished Aquilla TARGET_SCALE = 0.30 then make a definition in python for what resizing is etc.. and some math like: orig_width, orig_height = img.size new_width = int(orig_width * target_scale) new_height = int(orig_height * target_scale)
That is awesome! I wish I saw that before I added the "Car info" page on r3e-leaderboards.info As some people asked me, I will reuse your traction info and add it to my car infos. Also, maybe it is just me, but I think it would be way easier to read if you just hid the ABS/TC/DRS tags in the cards view instead of graying them out. Cheers!
Also, you could add the wheel shape to be complete I'll take your drive type and you take my wheel type
Also, sorry to be that guy, but the Alfa Romeo 155 TI DTM 1995 and the BMW M3 E92 GT both use paddles and not sequential sticks. Edit: DTM 2002 and 2003 are Sequential
Great website, very useful when looking for a challenge! I noticed 2 points to be corrected I think: Abt-Audi TT-R DTM 2002 : I think it's a sequential gearbox, not paddles BMW Alpina B6 GT3 GTR3 : Paddles, not sequential ; there are 2 different power informations given on the page, 530 and 580 BHP Keep up the good work!