Moverlay 3.0 reads every game through its own adapter and a capability model: each overlay, dashboard and setting is gated to what the connected game can actually provide, so a card never fills with zeros for data a game doesn't have.
The first supported game family. Every overlay, both dashboards, the analysis pages and Sound Commands work in every game mode.
Planned. Moverlay's engine is game-neutral since 3.0.0, so new games arrive as adapters.
Planned: Assetto Corsa Competizione first, then the original Assetto Corsa, each as its own adapter on the same engine.
For each game the plugin knows which capabilities it can supply: roster, lap timing, world positions, weather, tyres, damage, pit service, cautions, start lights, energy systems, fuel and more. Each one is reported as supported, restricted or unsupported.
12 overlays and dashboards (Track Map, Leaderboard, Relative, Radar, HUD, Inputs and more) are common and drop the controls a game has no data for. The strategy cards, start tools and Sound Commands stay EA F1-only until another game can feed them honestly.
A condensed view of the plugin's working roadmap. It is a plan, not a promise: order and scope change as work is validated against real sessions.
Designed and queued for the coming releases.
Your three sectors against your best and the session best, plus a projected lap time.
Compound-by-stint bars for the whole field on a lap axis.
Stationary time and pit-lane time on each car's row as it stops.
Arm the Safety Car Helper a second earlier, from the race-control event itself.
Measured wear per lap remembered per track, car class and compound, so a new session starts informed.
BOX / STAY OUT, push-lap and rain calls spoken to your headset, from the calls the cards already make.
Planned, after the next batch settles.
Measured burn, laps to the flag at the current mix and a lift-and-coast hint.
Gap trend, tyre-age difference and an undercut threat when a rival pits.
A per-race archive: lap times, stints, positions per lap, stops and the calls that were made.
One button to swap between qualifying, race and broadcast sets of overlays.
Opt-in shared laps, pit stops and starts, browsable per game, track and car class. No accounts.
Researched, not scheduled.
The same engine without SimHub, for drivers who have no other reason to run it.