Hellcat editor question

[Ohioc5]

I'm using the new 3.6 version of the software for my Hellcat.

Does anyone know if table view just isn't available yet?

I'd like to view these values in table format for ease of copy and paste.
There's not an option to change my view. I'm entering the numbers manually, but I'm old and don't see very well.

Thank you,

[Jay@HAP]

yeah I've been asking them to change that for months now and they won't. It was much easier to do compare those tables prior to 3.4

[Ohioc5]

Thanks Jay. I e-mailed support on Friday, it's kind of a pain. Strange that it didn't make it into this version.

[Jay@HAP]

i've emailed them, sent tickets to support, bitched about it in the new editor thread. I have no idea why they changed it. Yes you can still copy it and put it into the inverse table but it makes it harder to compare.

[Ohioc5]

Here's your answer

Unfortunately we have no long term plans to add any additional icon functionality for axis modification. What you see currently is what will be in there going into the future.

[Keith@HPTuners]

Can you post a file and describe exactly what you're doing, and how it was easier with the previous version?

[Jay@HAP]

Can you post a file and describe exactly what you're doing, and how it was easier with the previous version?

yes I can do that.

[Jay@HAP]

injdata.jpg

When changing fueling on one of these, or any Dodge really, in the InjPW v Fuel Mass table, you adjust the InjPW values. Then you go to the inverse table Fuel Mass vs InjPW and select InjPW on the X axis. It would display that information in a vertical column(my pic) instead of a row(like the pic in the first post). It made comparing the InjPW tables MUCH MUCH easier to make sure they match.

Yes you can still copy/paste with the horizontal/row format but it makes it more difficult to compare it.

The second pic shows trying to compare the same tables but in 3.4 and up.

[Jay@HAP]

Here is a stock tune from a 15 Hellcat w/ manual trans

[Keith@HPTuners]

Something we'll have to look into in the future.

This format was changed due to a back end upgrade that was required to make our axis editor and axis editing platform more robust to support a wider range of calibration types.

[Jay@HAP]

Something we'll have to look into in the future.

This format was changed due to a back end upgrade that was required to make our axis editor and axis editing platform more robust to support a wider range of calibration types.

Keith,

Thank you for the reply. I figured there was a reason you guys changed it but no one ever said why.

[Ohioc5]

Yes, thanks both of you. Jay, that's what I was talking about with the editor.
Did't realize I could still copy and paste.

[Jay@HAP]

Yes, thanks both of you. Jay, that's what I was talking about with the editor.
Did't realize I could still copy and paste.

Yes you can. Just make sure that the row axis is in the same format, because once you are in the axis table you can't change anything. Right click on the table and go down to "Row Axis" and you can change it there.