RomRaider

A Java program which aims to help tuning by processing and analyzing ECU logs.

Rather than keep updating multiple places here is WIKI on what the programs does.

To get the program go to releases page and click on the "Source code (zip)" link for the latest release.

Once you have downloaded the zip or tar.gz file you can unzip it to any folder you would like the program to reside in.

There are 2 "run" scripts (run.bat is for Windows and run.sh is for Linux/MAC OS) in the folder which will start the program.

By default running the run.bat script will bring up the program with Windows OS default look-and-feel and running run.sh script will bring up the program with Nimbus look-and-feel under Linux. You can open "run" script, comment out default starting line (by adding REM in run.bat or # in run.sh) and uncomment any of the lines below to see what other skins are available (naturally Windows look-and-feel will NOT work under Linux).

If the program doesn't startup please make sure that:
- you use look-and-feel that is available (WindowsLookAndFeel under Windows and MotifLookAndFeel under Linux are always safe bet).
- java is in your PATH. You can also specify java bin folder in the run script.


Please, read the "Usage" tab for which ever tab you're going to use - it should clarify and answer questions you may have. It also explains the calculations. Let me know if any of the calcs are wrong or should encounter for something else

This is an open source project, the source code is available in the folder. If you would like to contribute I could add you as a contributor to the github project.

If you have found a bug or if you have any suggestions and/or requests for any additional features - please let me know.

If you have any other ideas for any tuning/log processing program - shoot them my way as well, it'd be fun to write something.

DISCLAIMER: This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

BUGS REPORTING: Please send me the log file and detailed description (preferably step-by-step) so I could replicate the bug in order to fix it.

Current release, v2.7.1
Release notes

Thanks, downloading now.

Looks good. Just did a quick check against my logs and it seems to suggest some corrections are needed May give this a try.

Just a quick note, the CTRL+Left Mouse does not work for me when trying to move a zoomed in graph. I'm using java 1.7 on windows 7 64-bit.

@norbs @brainy please give a shot to new version. there are some other updates in the pipeline...

Excellent utility very efficient save heaps of time

Works great! I've only done CL, not tried OL yet.

Just downloaded the new version and will let you know how it goes.

Brian

thank you, fixed

it gives me a cannot find javaw error. I have java installed, latest version.

i looks like javaw is not in the PATH.

run.bat is very simple windows cmd script which has 1 line:
start javaw -Xms64M -Xmx512M -jar MafScaling.jar

start - starts a new cmd shell
javaw - starts java and hides window

if you do have javaw.exe file then you can:
1. either manually add to PATH variable the folder where that file is located
eg PATH=...prev entries...;C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.7.0_45\bin
(btw, add to both, system and user env vars)

2. change run.bat to use full path.
eg
start "C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre1.7.0_45\bin\javaw -Xms64M -Xmx512M -jar" MafScaling.jar

please note the quotes above

This looks like a very cool tool, but I am unable to use it on my Windows 7 Netbook due to its 1024x600 resolution. I'm trying to import my log for CL scaling, and I cannot get past the "Columns / Filters Settings" window because it extends beyond the bottom of my screen, and I cannot enter values or select buttons below the AFR Maximum entry box.

Is it possible to make this window resize-able and scroll-able? Thanks.

the window is resizable but if shrunk too much some controls/panels get hidden. let me see what it looks like in 1024x600.

Wow this looks to save a lot of time when tuning. Can't wait to give it a try. You should add a donate button to the first post.

You can donate to RomRaider guys to keep it rolling.

Bug?

Maf values are fine till you press GO. See maf scaling figures from 3.95v to 4.06

possible although it works for other folks.

please post your log file, POL table, and detailed steps how you used the program. If you pasted your own MafV and AFR Error% then it's possible you did not calculate properly AFR Error%.