#Racerender gear 360 update#

Even though I have an i7-4770 3.6ghz machine, it can still peg the CPU around 98% when rendering or making changes in the project. If you are considering Dashware or RR, it wouldn't hurt to try Dashware to start with and find the limitations, but in the process (for free) you will learn stuff that will definitely help if you switch to RR. Main Features: - Connect to and disconnect from Gear 360. This app is compatible with Gear 360 (2017) and Gear 360. The only part of the program that is still a little challenging to me is synchronization, but I'm getting better and better. With the Samsung Gear 360 (New) app, you can create, view, and share 360 content on your smartphone, and enjoy various features by connecting Gear 360. The controls (gauges) are also laid out where everything is on one panel so it's easy to see/make changes. What I like the most about RR is it (to me) seems more intuitively laid out over Dashware.

#Racerender gear 360 update#

There is a Mac and Windows version and it seems they update on a fairly regular basis. I tweaked the design of the speedo and tach, added shift lights, and the gear indicator. I can't say how much better this product is and even at $59 it is so worth it. VDOMDHTMLtml> RaceRender 3 Test - YouTube This is a test of RaceRender 3. Otherwise, you will generally need to first use your data systems software (or other software) to export your data into a compatible CSV, tab. If you have a compatible GPS-enabled camera, this may be simplified and automated for you. After many months of fiddling with Dashware and experiencing zero support (direct email, facebook, twitter) I have finally thrown in the towel and purchased RaceRender after a trial download. To create data displays in RaceRender, you will need to add a data input file.