This tool is a community-built utility for Richard Burns Rally. We do not claim ownership of the RBR Pacenote Plugin, Rallysimfans (RSF), NGP7, or the original Luppis pacenote file structures. All rights and credits belong to their respective original creators and the dedicated RBR modding community.
I did not build this tool. This is a completely AI-built tool with prompts by me. I play RBR regularly and my daughter wanted to be a part of it. Looking into recording co-drivers, it seemed way more than I wanted to get into, so on a whim I asked AI to throw this together so she could record things easily and it not take up too much time. With this she doesn't have to think about it.
Before launching the tool, please review the brief instructions below to understand the workflow.
Begin by giving the browser permission to access your microphone. Select your preferred input device from the dropdown, and enter your custom Co-Driver name. This name will be injected directly into the exported `.ini` files.
The studio uses an algorithmic workflow to ensure you capture every required token without redundancy. Follow the visual metronome and read the highlighted blue words. Pay attention to the coloured dots—they indicate the vocal severity and urgency required for each specific term.
Want your voice to sound like it's coming through an actual helmet headset? Enable the built-in Co-Driver Intercom DSP Simulation Profile. You can adjust the mic saturation (drive) and clamp the bandwidth to mimic vintage low-fi radios or modern clear comms.
Watch the System Manifest Matrix Inventory fill up as you record. Your local browser storage saves your session automatically. Once you hit 100%, click Export to download a `.zip` file perfectly structured for immediate drop-in integration.
Select your preferred language interface to launch the studio environment.