New release: 7.10-beta37

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=190627

- Added support for XML files created with LFSPoints
- FIX: Drivers could not be renamed
- FIX: Miliseconds not handled properly

Quote from burnsy1882 :

for those that were able to get an LFSPoints xml parsed into Paddock, can you explain to me how you did it?

First you need to import the xml. Then you'll see all the drivers names with a combobox each. You need to select the matching driver from the combobox and then press apply.


I also found another bug a few days ago. I'll upload an update in the following few days. The bug is the following: if you'd enter 030 as miliseconds. It would translate it to 300 miliseconds.. :doh:.. even worse.. if you'd enter 003.. it'd translate into 300...

Quote from Stigpt :

As editor goes, choose emacs! You can do just about anything with emacs!
provided you spend 28 years learning how to use it, ofc.

Lol, VI for the masses! or notepad++ for the not-so-nerdy-geeks!

Quote from Brilwing :

Bin there, done that

Ok, from the start. I have written a league manager which consists mainly of two programs.
The first one generates a stats file from the replay (live recording on the lfs server also works).
It is not xml. I use a simple CSV like format. Here is an example: http://liveforspeed.at/files/WE1_race_0710041939.gstats
The tool is written in Java and the source is here (Apache 2.0 License):
https://openbakery.org/svn/repos/trunk/gstats/
and here
https://openbakery.org/svn/repos/trunk/gstats-common/

The second tool is a module for the drupal CMS (http://drupal.org) with is written in PHP. Here multiple leagues can be created with different rules. The stats file generated with the first tool can be uploaded and stats, graphs standings are dynamically generated.
See: http://liveforspeed.at/?q=league/results/41 and http://liveforspeed.at/?q=en/league/standings/5
The source code for the drupal modules is here (GPL):
https://openbakery.org/svn/rep ... nk/drupal/modules/league/
and here
https://openbakery.org/svn/rep ... pal/modules/league_graph/

Thats only for LFS I see. Paddock is for LFS, rFactor, <your favorite racing game here> and it can also be used for real-life racing leagues.

Quote from the_angry_angel :

Shouldn't be.. Unless you're talking about a 32 man / person endurance race they're usually less than a few hundred KB, at most.

Great! Could you pm or mail me one or two of those files please, so I can implement an import function?

Updated paddock with included the php4-files and lfspoints xml import support.

(Version 7.10beta-09a)

Yeah I really forgot to test a clean installation.. And the readme was made quick'n'dirty .

A first users needs to be added through mysql with the password as a SHA1-hash. Something like this:

Also I'm currently working on a import tool for LFSPoints XML files.

Looks good, DarkTimes. I'll try to create an import function for that .

EDIT: mpr files look good too, but aren't those a bit too big to upload to a website? I cannot check right now, I'm at my work.

Last edited by DemonTPx, Tue, 9 Oct 2007 11:43.

I'm working on a raceleague manager where teams and drivers can be added and results can be entered so that everyone can check who's the best driver and who sucks.

Here's the topic containing more information about the application:
http://www.lfsforum.net/showthread.php?t=32211

One of the best features is that you can import rFactor XML files, in stead of entering everything from a race result manually.

I was wondering if a similar thing could be done with LFS. Does it create a file after a race? or is all the racedata reachable through lfs world?

If anyone has an idea, it would be much appreciated .

For php4 users, replace the files classes/mysql_login.php and login_do.php with these files, for Paddock to work:

http://svn.demontpx.com/paddoc ... /classes/mysql_login.php4
http://svn.demontpx.com/paddock/trunk/login_do.php4

MySQL 3 users should upgrade. I found out that it is NOT supported.

A collegue of mine races in a big online raceleague called the Dutch Racing League. They play rFactor with a self created mod based on formula one cars. He asked me to create some kind of web application where all the teams and driver could be added and where results could be posted.

After a few days of coding I had created Paddock. I decided to release it under a GPL license, which means that everyone is permitted to download, use and redistribute the application.

Unique feature in Paddock is the importing of rFactor XML files, so you do not have to type in every digit of race result data. But since we're on the LFS forum, I also would like to add the same functionality for LFS racers and leagues, if anyone here is going to use Paddock, that is.

More information about Paddock can be found on sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/paddock

Paddock depends on PHP 5 and MySQL. (PHP4 users should make some minor changes to the mysql_login class, I think)

If you're going to try it out, please give me some feedback.

Screenshot:

http://sourceforge.net/dbimage.php?id=142842

I already posted this on the subforum Leagues and Events, but I see that not very much people look there. Sorry for reposting .

A collegue of mine races in a big online raceleague called the Dutch Racing League. They play rFactor with a self created mod based on formula one cars. He asked me to create some kind of web application where all the teams and driver could be added and where results could be posted.

After a few days of coding I had created Paddock. I decided to release it under a GPL license, which means that everyone is permitted to download, use and redistribute the application.

Unique feature in Paddock is the importing of rFactor XML files, so you do not have to type in every digit of race result data. But since we're on the LFS forum, I also would like to add the same functionality for LFS racers and leagues, if anyone here is going to use Paddock, that is.

More information about Paddock can be found on sourceforge:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/paddock

Paddock depends on PHP 5 and MySQL. (PHP4 users should make some minor changes to the mysql_login class, I think)

If you're going to try it out, please give me some feedback.

Screenshot: