Lap and Sector Times
Utilize this plugin for a comprehensive overview of car lap and sector times. On the left-hand side, you will find the ONE TIMING Car Selection Column where you can select a specific car.
The first column displays the Time of Day when the lap or most recent sector was completed. Following that, you will see the lap number of the session with the background color indicating the used tyre compound, if available.
In the center, you can choose to view sector or loop times by accessing the context menu of the header row. Additionally, you can view the speeds corresponding to the sector times, typically reflecting the car's speed at that specific sector line.
The car's speed at the speed trap is listed in the second to last column, followed by the lap time itself. Lastly, the Track State is provided to promptly identify if the lap had a partial or full course yellow. Hovering your mouse over it will offer more detailed information on the track state.
Any canceled lap time due to a track limit violation will be highlighted with an underline on the sector or lap. Personal and session best sector times, speeds, and lap times are color-coded in green for personal bests and purple for session best values.
Context Menu
This plugin provides two separate context menus: a general one that can be opened by right-clicking anywhere except on a lap, and a specific lap-based context menu.
General
Choose whether you'd like to view sector or loop times, including performance loops used at Le Mans. The dropdown menu will display only the available options. If loop times are not included in the timing feed, sectors will be the only option here. By default sectors are shown.
You have the option to display tyre pressures and temperatures if they are imported with car data.
Decide if you want to export the headers and speed traps to the clipboard when copying and pasting from the plugin.
Copy & Paste
Just like with any table-based plugins in ONE TIMING, you have the ability to select and copy information from the software to paste it anywhere on your computer. Simply highlight multiple lap times, sectors, or both, then use CTRL+C to copy and CTRL+V to paste elsewhere.
Tip: To select multiple laps, click on the first lap you want to copy, then hold down the shift key while clicking on the last lap you want to copy. ONE TIMING will then highlight all the laps in between for you.