ACC Setup Parse
This is Python 3 library for converting and storing ACC json setup files into Python class.
To install library use
pip install accsetupparse
Currently support cars
- McLaren 720S GT3
Change Log
0.0.1 (17.2.2023.)
- Inital release
0.0.2 (17.2.2023.)
- Fixed markdown files
0.0.3 (17.2.2023.)
- Fixed CHANELOG.md missing in packaged file
- Remove unnecessary files
0.0.4 (17.2.2023.)
- Fixed unnecessary install_requires
0.0.5 (23.2.2023.)
- Class now accepts python list with setup values, hence no longer logic for loading file into memory
- Added carTitle property which holds car name ment for displaying in UI
0.0.6 (24.2.2023.)
- Fixed not passing setup to class method for converting values
0.0.7 (24.2.2023.)
- Added tc2 and steering ratio property
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