OVERLAYS

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Flags and Messages Banner is one of the few overlays that only appears when an in-game change occurs. It automatically becomes visible for a few seconds whenever a driver receives a warning, a penalty, or another on-track event such as DRS enabled, green flag, or red flag.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Track Session and Flags Banner is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. When enabled, it shows the track’s country flag, the current session, and the time or remaining laps. It is combined with the functions of the Flag and Messages Overlay, so the same windows will also automatically become visible for a few seconds whenever a driver receives a warning, a penalty, or another on-track event such as DRS enabled, green flag, or red flag.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Track Session Banner is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the Track Session Banner used in real F1 coverage, rebuilt so it can be used in all sessions.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Weather Forecast is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is a custom design that shows the weather forecast for the next 5, 10, 15, and 20 minutes.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Car Information is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is a custom design that shows a 3D model of an F1 or F2 car (depending on the race) with all relevant information, including surface tire temperatures, inner tire temperatures, brake temperatures, and tire wear. The 3D model also changes color on the parts that are damaged. Damage can occur on the front wing (left or right), sidepod, floor, diffuser, and rear wing.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Circuit Information is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is a custom design based on real F1 graphics that shows how many turns the current track has, how much of the lap is full throttle, the top speed, the downforce level (low, medium, or high), and the expected tire wear (low, medium, or high).

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Cockpit Dashboard – Custom Design is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It was created after users requested a cockpit with more information than the in-game version. The design is simple, showing all the basic data in a clear rectangular layout.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Driver Information is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled and is fully customizable. It is a larger overlay containing exact copies of the Driver Information screens shown in real F1 broadcasts. Available banners include: Observed Driver, Race Story, Personal Best, Current Tyre, Driver Ahead, Driver Behind, Live Speed Behind, Gap Ahead, Gap Behind, Distance Ahead, and Distance Behind.

Switching between these banners requires a Full Membership. You can change them using the Remote Control or by binding buttons to each action in the RaycerRay plugin’s Button Binding tab.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Driver Lap Timing is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the Driver Lap Timing banner used in real F1 coverage. It displays sector differences in color. Green for personal best and purple for session best, along with the lap time difference to the session’s fastest lap.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay ERS Battery Level is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the ERS Battery Level banner used in real F1 coverage during all sessions. It shows the current battery percentage and indicates whether deployment is active or not.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay HALO Display is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the HALO Display used in real F1 coverage during all sessions, with added features for better usability. It shows throttle pressure percentage, brake pressure percentage, selected gear, DRS detection, and ERS battery percentage.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay HALO Display – Custom Design is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. This version was created before the TV-style HALO, and also in response to a user request. It shows throttle pressure percentage, brake pressure percentage, selected gear, DRS detection, ERS battery percentage, brake bias, differential, and fuel information.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Live Speed is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the Live Speed used in real F1 coverage during all sessions.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Outstanding Penalty is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the Outstanding Penalty used in real F1 coverage during all sessions.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Pit Stop Timer is one of the few overlays that only appears when an in-game change occurs. It automatically becomes visible when you drive into the pits and remains shown until a few seconds after you leave.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Pitstop Window is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the Pitstop Window used in real F1 coverage during race sessions.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Radio Messages is one of the few overlays that only appears when an in-game change occurs. It automatically becomes visible for a few seconds whenever a driver receives a warning, a penalty, or another on-track event such as DRS enabled, green flag, yellow flag or red flag. It also pops up when car parts become damaged. Damage can occur on the front wing (left or right), sidepod, floor, diffuser, or rear wing.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Speedtrap is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the Speedtrap used in real F1 coverage during all sessions.

The RaycerRay Speedtrap – Custom Design is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is a custom design based on real F1 graphics that shows your speedtrap speed. It also displays which driver set the fastest speedtrap speed, your position in the speedtrap speed ranking, and the lap in which you set your speedtrap speed.

The RaycerRay Telemetry is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is a telemetry banner created after a user request. It features a line graph of throttle input, brake input, and ERS input. It also includes live speed, current gear, and a steering wheel display showing the steering angle.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Turns is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the Turns graphic used in real F1 coverage during all sessions.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Turns – Custom Style is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. Like the original Turns graphic, it shows turn information, but this custom version also includes the corner name.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Tyre Delta is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is a custom vertical banner that shows information about the other tire compounds available in the session and indicates how much faster or slower they are.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Tyre Life is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is a custom vertical banner that shows how many laps a tire can be driven before reaching 50% wear.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay FIA Steward Messages Banner is one of the few overlays that only appears when an in-game change occurs. It automatically becomes visible for a few seconds whenever a driver receives a warning, a penalty, or another on-track event happens.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Fastest Lap and Sectors Banner is one of the few overlays that only appears when an in-game change occurs. It automatically updates whenever a new fastest lap or sector is set.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Classification is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the classification screen shown at the end of every session in real F1 coverage, with the same variables used in live TV broadcasts.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Classification is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the classification screen shown at the end of every session in real F1 coverage, but this custom version uses variables that are more useful to know after a race.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Driver Ahead and Behind is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the Driver Ahead and Behind banner shown in real F1 coverage. It displays the sector differences as well as the lap time difference from the last lap.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Driver Ahead and Behind is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is a custom design that was originally used in all the Leaderboard Dashboards. It displays the sector differences and the lap time difference from the last lap, presented slightly differently than the real F1 graphics.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Eliminated Drivers is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the Eliminated Drivers banner used in real F1 coverage during qualifying sessions. It shows the positions of the drivers, including their pictures.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Fastest Lap and Sectors – Custom Design is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is a custom vertical banner that combines the realistic lookingl Fastest Lap and Fastest Sectors banners into one. It shows the fastest lap time, the fastest sector times, the drivers who set them, and their team logos. It also shows the potential fastest lap time in the session.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Fastest Lap and Sectors – Custom Design is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is a custom vertical banner that combines the realistic lookingl Fastest Lap and Fastest Sectors banners into one. It shows the fastest lap time, the fastest sector times, the drivers who set them, and their team logos.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Fastest Lap is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the Fastest Lap banner used in real F1 coverage during all sessions. It shows the fastest lap time, the driver who set it, and the team logo of that driver.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Fastest Sectors is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the Fastest Sectors banner used in real F1 coverage during all sessions. It shows the fastest sector times, the drivers who set them, and their team logos.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Leaderboard – Initials is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled and is fully customizable. It is an exact copy of the leaderboard used in live F1 broadcasts. All race features are included, such as popup banners when a yellow, green, or red flag is shown, or when a (virtual) safety car is deployed. The overlay automatically adjusts to the number of drivers in the race, so whether you compete against 5 or 22 drivers, it always keeps the same look and feel as the real graphics.

You can also scroll through multiple pages of information, including: Interval Ahead, Gap to Leader, Fastest Lap, Last Lap, Average Lap, Average Clean Lap, Tyre Age, Tyre Wear, Tyre Temperatures, Penalties/Warnings, Total Pitstops, and Places Gained/Lost.

Switching between these pages requires a Full Membership. You can change them with the Remote Control or by binding buttons to each action in the RaycerRay plugin’s Button Binding tab.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Leaderboard – Lastname is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled and is fully customizable. It is an almost exact copy of the leaderboard used in live F1 broadcasts. Only in this version, you see the full lastname of the driver. All race features are included, such as popup banners when a yellow, green, or red flag is shown, or when a (virtual) safety car is deployed. The overlay automatically adjusts to the number of drivers in the race, so whether you compete against 5 or 22 drivers, it always keeps the same look and feel as the real graphics.

You can also scroll through multiple pages of information, including: Interval Ahead, Gap to Leader, Fastest Lap, Last Lap, Average Lap, Average Clean Lap, Tyre Age, Tyre Wear, Tyre Temperatures, Penalties/Warnings, Total Pitstops, and Places Gained/Lost.

Switching between these pages requires a Full Membership. You can change them with the Remote Control or by binding buttons to each action in the RaycerRay plugin’s Button Binding tab.

The RaycerRay F1 Overlay Reaction Time is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is an exact copy of the Reaction Time used in real F1 coverage during race sessions.

The RaycerRay Track Map is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. It is a simple track map that shows the driver positions as circles in the car colors, with the driver initials next to them.

The RaycerRay Track Position Circle is an overlay that can be enabled or disabled. Also known as “the circle of doom,” it is inspired by the Sky F1 broadcasts. Like the normal track map, it shows driver positions as circles in car colors with driver initials next to them. It also marks each sector with a simple line and displays the calculated rejoin position after a pit stop. In the center, it shows Driver Ahead and Driver Behind information.

The RaycerRay F1 Remote Control was created to make it easier to toggle the visibility of overlays. It also provides options for the Driver Information Overlay and the Leaderboard Overlay, allowing you to switch between different pages. The Remote Control is available only with a full membership.