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mika-n committed Mar 3, 2024
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# User.RBRCustomReader

Custom Richard Burns Rally (RBR) data reader plugin for SimHub. This plugin adds certain new properties to be used by SH dashboards.
Custom Richard Burns Rally (RBR) data reader plugin for SimHub. This plugin adds new properties to be used by SimHub dashboards.

RSFCarName = The true car name as shown in Rallysimfans (RSF) car selection screens.
RSFCarID = RSF car ID (not the same as 0..7 car slot ID)
- RSFCarName = The true car name as shown in Rallysimfans (RSF) car selection screens.
- RSFCarID = RSF car ID (not the same as 0..7 car slot ID)

## SimHub addon plugin installation:
- Close SimHub application
- Copy RBRCustomReader.dll file into the SimHub application folder (ie. the folder where you have SimHubWPF.exe)
- Download the latest _SimHubPlugin_User.RBRCustomReader_versionTag.zip_ file from Releases page (see the right frame and Releases link)
- Extract the downloaded zip file or navigate inside of it using FileExplorer to see files in the zip file
- Copy _User.RBRCustomReader.dll_ file into the SimHub application folder (ie. the folder where you have SimHubWPF.exe)
- Launch SimHub and it will probably notify you it detected a new addon plugin
- Enable the RBRCustomReader plugin
- No need to tick "show in left menu" option
- The plugin should be now shown as enabled in SimHub/Settings/Plugins tab page
- Enable the _RBR Custom Reader_ plugin
- No need to tick _Show in left menu_ option
- The plugin should be now shown as enabled in _SimHub/Settings/Plugins_ tab page

## How to use new custom properties in SimHub dashboard layout
- Add a text object into SimHub dashboard layout and set the text object to use NCalc formula with RSFCarName or RSFCarID property reference
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