The mod sets the rider as invincible so it won't die. During workouts, the mod also sets the rider stuck to the bike so it won't dismount. If you are not in a workout there are still some circumstances where you can fall from the bike if you go too fast and hit walls or other vehicles, but you just need to stop pedalling and the rider will go back to the bike so you can resume your riding
@Siick_fitty what do you mean by "steering wheel to work"? Steering already works with the most popular cycling controllers the Elite Sterzo and the Zwift Play. It also works with the keyboard and compatible game pads the game supports
@bigboy944 you could technically drive a car with it without problems, you'll just go kind of slow (for a car), but I've forced the vehicle to be always a bike (or a jetski if you go into the water). The reason being, this is multiplayer (own server, not Rockstar's) and I don't want asses ramming other players while they are training
@PapaMalt sorry for replying so late, I don't review this page very often. I'm about to publish a new version of the mod with a completely rewritten Bluetooth module that may (or may not :D) fix your problem. It also enables a cadence sensor as a valid stand alone device (until now you needed at least a speed sensor, the cadence sensor was not enough). As soon as the new Scripthookv for the latest game patch is out, I'll publish a new version
@rko94 if you see the menu and can choose a course, your installation is good. From what you describe, the mod is not finding your power sensor. From what I can see online (https://support.kurtkinetic.com/hc/en-us/articles/360008888632-Which-generation-inRide-sensor-do-I-have-) the old InRide (black) uses a proprietary bluetooth protocol. The mod can't read that protocol. If you have the newer one (green) then I'm not sure about the problem because it uses bluetooth FTMS standard Service. You'll need to send me the BLE_receiver.log file so I can take a look what's going on. If you need further assistance I suggest you either join the Discord GTBikeV server or the Facebook group
@Shin Hee Woong if the spin bike supports ANT+ Bike Power or Bike speed profile, then you can use it with an ANT+ dongle. If only supports cadence, it won't work, as speed can't be implied from cadence. There is no WiFi support at all (there are no biking sensor standards over WiFi)
@Shizof I'm planning adding a power booster when you use something different from a bike, but I need to consider the implications on the multiplayer and maybe disconnect in that scenario. I'm working on workouts right now though, so it will take me a bit to tackle that
@Shizof the problem here is your sensor is measuring cadence. Even in speed mode, it only counts pedal revolutions which are way lower than wheel revolutions. That's why it is so slow. Setting a larger wheel size could compensate that, but that option is not available in the mod. The wheel size is fixed to a standard 700c
Setting the power curve you posted can help a bit, but not too much
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The mod sets the rider as invincible so it won't die. During workouts, the mod also sets the rider stuck to the bike so it won't dismount. If you are not in a workout there are still some circumstances where you can fall from the bike if you go too fast and hit walls or other vehicles, but you just need to stop pedalling and the rider will go back to the bike so you can resume your riding
@Siick_fitty what do you mean by "steering wheel to work"? Steering already works with the most popular cycling controllers the Elite Sterzo and the Zwift Play. It also works with the keyboard and compatible game pads the game supports
@bigboy944 you could technically drive a car with it without problems, you'll just go kind of slow (for a car), but I've forced the vehicle to be always a bike (or a jetski if you go into the water). The reason being, this is multiplayer (own server, not Rockstar's) and I don't want asses ramming other players while they are training
@PapaMalt sorry for replying so late, I don't review this page very often. I'm about to publish a new version of the mod with a completely rewritten Bluetooth module that may (or may not :D) fix your problem. It also enables a cadence sensor as a valid stand alone device (until now you needed at least a speed sensor, the cadence sensor was not enough). As soon as the new Scripthookv for the latest game patch is out, I'll publish a new version
@rko94 if you see the menu and can choose a course, your installation is good. From what you describe, the mod is not finding your power sensor. From what I can see online (https://support.kurtkinetic.com/hc/en-us/articles/360008888632-Which-generation-inRide-sensor-do-I-have-) the old InRide (black) uses a proprietary bluetooth protocol. The mod can't read that protocol. If you have the newer one (green) then I'm not sure about the problem because it uses bluetooth FTMS standard Service. You'll need to send me the BLE_receiver.log file so I can take a look what's going on. If you need further assistance I suggest you either join the Discord GTBikeV server or the Facebook group
@Shin Hee Woong if the spin bike supports ANT+ Bike Power or Bike speed profile, then you can use it with an ANT+ dongle. If only supports cadence, it won't work, as speed can't be implied from cadence. There is no WiFi support at all (there are no biking sensor standards over WiFi)
@joethebeekeeper you also need some kind of compatible biking sensor or the mod won't show you any bikes
@Shizof I'm planning adding a power booster when you use something different from a bike, but I need to consider the implications on the multiplayer and maybe disconnect in that scenario. I'm working on workouts right now though, so it will take me a bit to tackle that
@Shizof the problem here is your sensor is measuring cadence. Even in speed mode, it only counts pedal revolutions which are way lower than wheel revolutions. That's why it is so slow. Setting a larger wheel size could compensate that, but that option is not available in the mod. The wheel size is fixed to a standard 700c
Setting the power curve you posted can help a bit, but not too much
@JohnFromGWN for that use case I would recommend a heart rate strap and a software on your phone that converts the HR into virtual power like HR2VP