Originally Posted by Eddie M (Post 16134898)

If I could help port Bob's code to Python and open-source it, it would help to keep Bob's legacy alive.

EDWARD2003, can you help me get in touch with the person who has possession of his RC crew chief source code?

Originally Posted by gigaplex (Post 16134915)

Python is a horrible language to use for a GUI app.

Originally Posted by Rcmax6696 (Post 16025715)

I have uploaded my working version of rc crew chief at my github account (rcstar6696)
In the readme.md file you can see a short decription how i can start and use it. It will only work if all system requierments and all programms to use it are installed on the computer you unpack it. Sadly there is no list of needed requierments somewhere.
Sorry i have not found out how to repack it as an installerpackage but i hope its ok for all like it is.

Not sure if its allowed but i link it anyway (remove the /// to open the link)
h///ttps://github.com/rcstar6696/RCCrewChief_ReUpload

i hope Bob will be happy that we contiune using his amazing work

Originally Posted by h2e (Post 16162904)

This is what you should look into.

Originally Posted by ILv2Xlr8 (Post 16033604)

Thanks to the links Rcmax and Olivier, I was able to download and unzip vs 4.3.2 and install both 32 and 64 SQL on my Win 11 box, but getting an error when running the exe that "home form database access is not allowed"? Tried compatibility mode with same error.
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...a1010b7ca2.png
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...86e54f5e5f.png
Both SQL 32 and 64 installed as far as I know correctly. Any thoughts?

Originally Posted by OlivierWierda (Post 16025727)

https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.rct...4b43f7773e.png

Its working! For me to get it to work I had to download SQL Server Compact 3.5 SP2 for Windows Desktop which can be found at: microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=5783&WT.mc_id=DOP-MVP-37580
Note: when you first run the .exe, it will extract the needed installers to your specified location, so make it Documents or Desktop or something, then, install the x86 msi first, and then the x64 msi, after that run RCCrewChief V4.3.exe and check if it works!

Great job Rcmax6696!

Edit:
You can find almost all chassis, motor and esc files at: web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.rccrewchief.wrightdesign.ca/*

Originally Posted by h2e (Post 16166364)

I'd be interested, too. Had Mi8 files but lost them in a blue screen recently. Still use the software for my own design to get roll centers and roll stiffness.

Originally Posted by Robbob (Post 16166274)

Does anyone have a file for the Schumacher Mi7, Mi8, Mi9 cars they could export and share?

Originally Posted by THancock (Post 16173810)

I measured up my Mi9 and added it to the database. Here's a link to the file:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1W9R...ew?usp=sharing

The measurements might not be precise, but they are close and should get you in the right ballpark.