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Help creating a track limit warning for F1 22

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(@cd152)
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Can someone advise how to make a track limit counter for F1 22, it used to show in the '.m_warnings' of the ump data but has been changed to include ALL warnings. There is a way to extract track specific warnings from the UDP but its really complicated for me to understand. I have included the F1 22 ump book and the code they pointed me to, but I cant figure it out.

Essentially i'm trying to only count track limit warnings, as after 3 you get a penalty, so i'm just trying to generate a simple number counting those limit warnings 

 

F1 22 UDP Book Link <<

somewhere in this region but I cant' integrate or figure out how to read in simhub and get it generate a single number for track limit infringement

struct

    {

        uint8 penaltyType;               // Penalty type – see Appendices

        uint8 infringementType;          // Infringement type – see Appendices

        uint8 vehicleIdx;                // Vehicle index of the car the penalty is applied to

        uint8 otherVehicleIdx;           // Vehicle index of the other car involved

        uint8 time;                      // Time gained, or time spent doing action in seconds

        uint8 lapNum;                    // Lap the penalty occurred on

        uint8 placesGained;              // Number of places gained by this

    } Penalty;

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