Patch notes
What changed in each version of LMU Hue Flags. The app tells you when an update is available.
Version 1.2.0
New
- You decide when yellow lights up: under Advanced options on the yellow flag, set how far ahead a slow car may be and below which speed it counts.
- Choose km/h or mph in Settings.
Improved
- The preset tiles in the flag editor now show the real blink pattern: one segment per blink, short segments for Strobe.
Fixed
- On the last lap the checkered flag now lights up only in the final 150 m, instead of about 10 seconds before the line at Le Mans.
- While spectating a team mate, your lights no longer show yellow for every local caution on the lap. LMU’s Shared Memory doesn’t tell which car you are watching, so local yellow stays off while you spectate.
Version 1.1.0
New
- Four behavior presets per flag: Normal, Quick alert, Attention and Strobe. The play button shows a preset on your lights right away.
Improved
- Customize shows blink count, duration and interval in a clearer layout, in the color of the flag.
- The brightness slider now fades into the flag color, so you can see how bright the light will be.
Version 1.0.2
Improved
- The list of recent flags on the dashboard is tidier and easier to read during a race.
Fixed
- The update notice in the app now shows up reliably when a new version is out.
Version 1.0.1
New
- The app is now available in Spanish and Portuguese (Brazil).
- The activation dialog has a direct link to buy a license.
Improved
- The license key field adds the hyphens for you. Keys with or without hyphens both work.
- When you are not on track, the LMU status now reads “No active session” instead of “Inactive”.
- Cleaner light selection and a simpler dashboard.
Version 1.0.0
New
- First public release: your Philips Hue lights show the flags of Le Mans Ultimate live.