RomRaider

bro, in the latest version of the RR km / h disappeared.
just empty

I don't know what that means. Units of measure are defined in the XML definition files, not the application.

Gonna take a shot in the dark here, but I wonder if the issue is with your definition file being outdated? RomRaider switched to prioritizing scaling base over individual scaling attributes for each table. Check out my A2L.xml for an example as well as the xmlheader file for where the scaling attributes were relocated. So if you don't update your definition file (and xmlheader file), you won't be able to utilize multiple scalings. You can checkout my "QH0/ Torque Conversion Map" in the A2L file to see how to utilize multiple scalings from now on.

If what you're referring to is unrelated, then you'll have to specify further. But any scaling element will be dependent on the xml file, rather than internal RR coding.

Your repo contains a lot of errors and is not workable

Care to point any out?

But regardless, it’s irrelevant. Whether the repo as a whole functions or not doesn’t change the ability to view singular files within the repo to see an example. (The repo functions perfectly fine, but it wouldn’t matter if it didn’t.)

This seems like a bit of a backwards step. Having a base is great but sometimes you just get oddball once-off ROMs where you want to use a different scaling. In these cases, the individual ROM scaling should override the base.

@dschultz

It actually cuts down on the definition size tremendously and fixes a major problem with consistent scalings across the definition base. Having them all localized in one area allows for rapid and full changes. Rather than having to modify each line of the same scaling across the entire definition file, you now only have to modify it once.

As for the random ROM that uses a different scale, you can still have multiple scalings defined. The “category” attribute in the header is the same as the old “name” attribute that used to be in the base definition file. So in the base definition file, you can just add another scaling base line. Check my repo’s xml header file for an example of the category attribute.

That statement is incorrect.
You can always override a scaling base or table base within a ECU specific scaling or table definition and set alternate values.
https://www.romraider.com/index.php/Rom ... renceGuide