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DiRT telemetry HUD overlay

The DiRT games send UDP telemetry once you switch it on in their hardware settings file. Horizon Labs reads the extended data mode, which adds fuel, sector, pit status and brake temperatures.

Setup

Pick your game in Horizon Labs (Settings → Connection), then switch on its telemetry:

DiRT Rally 2.0
hardware_settings_config.xml (in the game’s folder under Documents\My Games): set <udp enabled="true" extradata="3" port="20777" />.
DiRT 4
hardware_settings_config.xml (in the game’s folder under Documents\My Games): set <udp enabled="true" extradata="3" port="20777" />.
DiRT Rally
hardware_settings_config.xml (in the game’s folder under Documents\My Games): set <udp enabled="true" extradata="3" port="20777" />.

What the HUD can show

The fields each game sends, as Horizon Labs reads them. The Designer lets you bind any of them to any layer.

DiRT Rally 2.0

Engine Speed · RPM · Rev limit · Gear

Inputs Throttle · Brake · Clutch · Steering

Race Lap number · Best lap · Last lap · Current lap time · Race time · Position · Fuel · Lap distance · Pit status · Total laps · Sector

Dynamics G-force · Suspension travel · Brake temperatures

DiRT 4

Engine Speed · RPM · Rev limit · Gear

Inputs Throttle · Brake · Clutch · Steering

Race Lap number · Best lap · Last lap · Current lap time · Race time · Position · Fuel · Lap distance · Pit status · Total laps · Sector

Dynamics G-force · Suspension travel · Brake temperatures

DiRT Rally

Engine Speed · RPM · Rev limit · Gear

Inputs Throttle · Brake · Clutch · Steering

Race Lap number · Best lap · Last lap · Current lap time · Race time · Position · Fuel · Lap distance · Pit status · Total laps · Sector

Dynamics G-force · Suspension travel · Brake temperatures

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