When a new version is out, the plugin says so on its settings
page. From version 1.0.6, click Update now there and the new version starts next time SimHub opens.
On an older version, close SimHub, get the newest version from the download page,
and copy SimAmbianceFX.dll over the old one. If Windows shows an Unblock box in the file's properties,
tick it. Your settings, learned cars and licence key stay.
Version 1.1.1
The guided setup has a new look, in the style of the welcome screen: numbered steps, your live lights and screens beside each step.
Every Guided setup button now opens the welcome screen first, and Advanced has a Guided setup row at the top of its menu.
The Guided setup entry in the ⋯ menu is now an easy-to-spot button.
Setting a wheel button for switching the plugin on and off is one click away in step 1, instead of always on screen.
Version 1.1.0
New: four SimHub dashboards come with Sim Ambiance FX: Default, Race Tyres, Glance and Endurance, each for 16:9, 21:9 and 32:9 screens.
Switch one on in Dashboards and it opens by itself on a spare screen when you go on track, never on the screen the game is on.
Pick a screen for each dashboard, or one default screen for all, or leave it on automatic.
If Windows renumbers or moves your screens, the dashboards stay where they belong, and the page tells you what changed.
Dashboard problems, like a screen that went missing, show in the same notices as the lights, with a button to open the page.
Panels that need data your game doesn't send show a dash instead of waiting forever.
Version 1.0.6
Update now: when a new version is out, one click in the plugin downloads it, checks it is genuine and installs it. It starts next time SimHub opens.
A new page under System, Updates & what's new, lists every change and says whether a newer version is out.
Check now asks the website straight away instead of waiting for the daily check.
Click the version under the logo to open the page from anywhere.
Version 1.0.5
Go from one captured screen to three, or back, and your lights re-align to the new screens, with a notice that says what changed and an Undo.
Switch back and the light positions, layout and view you had before come back.
The placement hint names your lights instead of showing a long code.
When SimHub is not getting data from your game, Cockpit learning says so and names the game SimHub is set to.
The screen picture keeps its real shape, and the room view zooms to fit, with + and − and the mouse wheel.
Version 1.0.4
Forza Motorsport and Forza Horizon 6 now learn your cockpit while you drive, instead of pausing as if another window were in front of the game.
Richard Burns Rally and DiRT Rally are recognised too, so learning no longer pauses in those games.
Version 1.0.3
Change which screens are captured and the cockpit view follows straight away, with a fresh picture and a fresh cockpit learn.
Choose the interior colour for the car you drove last without starting the game.
Sliders follow your mouse smoothly, and you can grab them anywhere along the track.