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SliProSuperPro is a command line application that controls a Leo Bodnar Electronics SLI-Pro device. SliProSuperPro reads the telemetry data from a sim-racing game and displays the gear, RPM, and speed on the SLI-Pro device.
SliProSuperPro currently supports the following games:
Support for additional games can be added via plugins.
Windows builds are available via the releases page.
Simply extract the zip content into a folder and run SliProSuperPro.exe. The application will automatically detect when a supported game is running, read the telemetry and display the data on the SLI-Pro device.
Use SliProSuperPro.exe --help for a list of options.
UDP Telemetry must be manually turned ON in your Richard Burns Rally installation for SliProSuperPro to be able to read the telemetry. In the RSF Launcher, go to Advanced Settings > Telemetry and turn ON UDP Telemetry. The address must be 127.0.0.1:6776. If you also want to send the telemetry to another application such as Sim Hub, add another address (e.g. 127.0.0.1:6777) and configure the app to use that address.
No configuration is required in iRacing; by default the game outputs live telemetry via a shared memory file which is read by SliProSuperPro.
The optional iRacing.Overrides.json file can be used to specify RPM overrides for some cars. Because the default RPM values reported by the iRacing SDK are wrong for most cars, it is recommended that you test each car and fill in the correct RPM values.
The plugin supports specifying global RPM values that are the same for every gear, or specifying different RPM values for each gear. Use existing overrides as an example. firstRPM is the RPM at which the first LED turns On, and lastRPM is the RPM at which the last LED turns On causing the shift lights to blink.
The plugin SPSP.ATS.Plugin.dll must be copied in your American Truck Simulator plugin folder which is typically found at C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\American Truck Simulator\bin\win_x64\plugins. The .dll to copy can be found in the \Game Plugins\American Truck Simulator folder in the zip file. Then when launching American Truck Simulator, the game will warn you about advanced SDK features being used. Simply click OK.
To instruct LFS to send OutGauge packets, update this section of your LFS\cfg.txt file:
OutGauge Mode 1
OutGauge Delay 1
OutGauge IP 127.0.0.1
OutGauge Port 30000
OutGauge ID 0
If for some reason you need to use a different UDP port, you can change it in LiveForSpeed.Config.json.
Base S2 cars are supported by default, but the RPM values for modded cars have to be manually enterred in LiveForSpeed.CarData.json. Follow the pattern of the existing Imprezzive JGT car at the bottom of the file. You can obtain the car ID from the SliProSuperPro log when driving the car.
The preferred method for building SliProSuperPro from source is with Microsoft Visual Studio 2022. Open the solution SliProSuperPro.sln and build. Generate a .zip package with py Package.py.