If you're a sim racer or fan of the Gran Turismo series, you should be accustomed to knowing how deep telemetry information could help better improve your skill at driving and fine-tune your car setup. One of those tools for getting good telemetry is Motec. In this guide, we'll take you through the steps to use Motec Telemetry with Gran Turismo 7.
1. Install gt.exe:
- Download the gt.exe program (if you haven't already): https://github.com/GeekyDeaks/sim-to-motec/releases
- Run the program and enter your IP address (IPv4 on PS5).
2. Download and Install Motec:
Visit the official Motec website and download the latest version of their software: https://moteconline.motec.com.au/ResourceLibrary/Downloads?rand_token=461707200823
3. Creating a Telemetry File in Gran Turismo 7
- Boot up Gran Turismo 7.
- Begin a race or time trial and complete a lap. Make sure not to stop or skip the lap as the telemetry data will be recorded throughout.
- You can also load replays
- Once the lap is over, Gran Turismo 7 will automatically save the telemetry data in the location where the
gt7.exefile is stored. - Note: In my case, the
gt7.exewas located on my desktop.
4. Transferring Logs to Motec:
- Navigate to the directory where your
gt7.exeis stored. You'll find a folder namedlogswhich contains all the telemetry data. - Copy the files from the
logsfolder.
Paste them into the directory where you've installed Motec or any other preferred location.
5. Analyzing Telemetry Data with Motec:
- Open Motec software and navigate to the folder where you've stored the telemetry logs.
- Select the logs you wish to analyze and open them.
Now, explore the data, understand your car's performance, your braking points, acceleration, and more.
In conclusion, Motec is an amazing tool for sim racers: it's a detailed look into every aspect of your driving and performance of your car. It shall make you a better racer using it in combination with Gran Turismo 7 and also enhance your understanding of the dynamics in racing.
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