Sim Kit on Stream Deck

Install the new Sim Kit plugin from Integrations > Stream Deck. Put car adjustments, dashboard pages, overlay controls, and OBS actions on your buttons. Home and Integrations show when a plugin update is available.

Buttons can show live readings alongside their action icons. Choose an icon and label, then set separate active and inactive appearances. Buttons can also follow your Sim Kit theme colors.

Replay buttons can jump to the previous or next incident, play in slow motion, or focus your car. Choose a camera view or switch between cars. Move the camera along the positive and negative X, Y, and Z axes. Each action keeps its options directly underneath it.

Direct control of wheel LEDs

Sim Kit can now control supported wheel LEDs directly. Wheel profiles are experimental, and live in Library alongside your dashboards.

RPM lights follow car telemetry. Set button and encoder colors, then add conditions for when they light up. Blink intervals use milliseconds. Preview a rule on the wheel drawing before using it on your wheel.

Browse wheel dashboards and LED profiles separately in Community. Copy a profile into your Library, edit it, and assign it to your wheel. Shared profiles leave local device and dashboard assignments behind.

Create and revise widgets with ChatGPT

The local ChatGPT integration lets an agent work with your Sim Kit designs. It can read a dashboard, create a widget, and open a preview for you to check.

Save a created widget into your local Library, or update an existing widget as you revise it. Updates can keep the same Library identity, so each revision does not need a new item. Install the local integration from Integrations > ChatGPT.

Named colors for your whole setup

Create theme colors with your own names, then use them in widgets, conditions, wheel profiles, and Stream Deck buttons. Change a color once to update its linked uses.

Each use can have its own opacity and still follow the named color. Renaming keeps those links too. Remove a named color and its uses keep the current color, with the link removed.

Indicators with their own conditions

Add an Indicator widget for an icon, a label, or both. Start with headlight flash, wipers, or a custom condition. Headlight flash follows the flash control, rather than the steady headlight setting.

Set separate appearances for active, inactive, and unavailable data. Choose when the indicator turns on in the Conditions tab. Test readings or preview an appearance without changing the live data.

Filter tables and graphs with conditions

Use conditions to choose which data appears in a table or graph. Build filters with the same sources and operators used elsewhere in the editor.

Driver-event tables can show flag artwork beside each event. The flags stay the same size when you adjust the table's text.

Keep editing your reusable widgets

Library items have an actions menu at the right edge. Open a reusable widget from its theme preview, edit its source, and return to the theme where you left off. Canvas zoom and selection controls keep the full layout within reach as you work.

More in this release

• Choose which integrations to update from both app update screens.
• Use original multicolor manufacturer badges in your theme.
• Show YouTube stream statistics alongside Twitch and other dashboard data.
• Control graph tick labels and axis titles separately, and add average readings to graphs.
• Let RPM gauges follow the car's shift lights.
• Set what appears when no rule matches, including in-car, out-of-car, and connected-only visibility.