The biggest change is that France and Paris maps are now included in the classic map window (6 August: And also in the ZwiftGPS window 🙂 ) Besides that there are important bug fixes regarding the network capture functionality. Bug fixes The network capture functionality didn’t work in macOS in the previous version 2.1.5 which…
The first of many Tour de France Discovery Rides and the L’Etape du Tour rides have been published by Zwift. You can find them in the event list with these canned searches: zwifthacks.com/app/events/?key=letour2020 zwifthacks.com/app/events/?key=letape2020 The first rides are all in Watopia. We’ll have to wait some more for events in the new France and Paris…
These are the current Zwift and Zwift Companion App versions: This page updates automatically when a new version is released by Zwift. The information is also always available at the front page of ZwiftHacks. Google Play Store links If you do not see this version/release date when you visit the app page in Google Play…
You can now filter the event list based on duration and distance of the events. You just have to click ‘More filters and search…’ to access the new filters.
A couple of things are changed. Chat and ride ons The biggest new feature is that the chat window is now always enabled (but you decide whether to show it or not). ZwiftMap monitors the Zwift log file (log.txt) and displays the chat messages and ride ons you are given in the chat window. Ride…
Since Zwift has recently introduced a second guest world on the calendar it would be nice to know what is on the calendar before you world hack with ZwiftPref. In the latest version 0.5.0 you can see information about both guest worlds. The world hack is the same as before: The normal base world is Watopia…
Zwift has two guest worlds and a base world: Watopia. The world hack works lets you choose any world other than the event only worlds (Bologna and Crit City) as your base world. It’s nice to know what is on the calendar for the day before you world hack so now zwift-preferences can display both courses/worlds…
There are a couple of tricks you have to know to resize, zoom, and move your map around in ZwiftMap. This animation demonstrates it quickly, and below it the details are explained: You can resize the windows in ZwiftMap after pressing Win+Alt+Z in Windows or Cmd+Alt+Z in macOS. Drag the borders or double click inside…
Do you like it? I’m talking about the new look of the ZwiftHacks website. Newer, fresher, and hopefully also easier to navigate. Anyway, it’s live now and I hope you do like it.