A tool for browsing and analyzing F1 Manager game save files. This application allows you to explore and extract information from your F1 Manager save games.
- Load and parse F1 Manager save files
- Browse save game data
- Analyze team and driver statistics
- Export data for further analysis
- Node.js (v16 or higher)
- npm or yarn package manager
- Clone the repository:
git clone https://github.com/fajarmf10/F1ManagerSaveReader.git
cd F1ManagerSaveReader
- Install dependencies:
npm install
# or if using yarn
yarn install
To run the project in development mode with hot-reload:
npm run dev
# or with yarn
yarn dev
The application will be available at http://localhost:5173
by default.
To create a production build:
npm run build
# or with yarn
yarn build
To preview the production build:
npm run preview
# or with yarn
yarn preview
When reporting issues, please follow these guidelines to help us understand and resolve your problem quickly:
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Issue Title: Use a clear and descriptive title
- Example: "[Bug] Save file fails to load for F1 Manager 2023 v1.2"
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Issue Description:
- Describe what happened
- Describe what you expected to happen
- Include steps to reproduce the issue
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Environment Information:
- Operating System and version
- Browser and version
- F1 Manager game version
- Save file version (if known)
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Additional Context:
- Screenshots (if applicable)
- Error messages
- Save file (if possible and relevant)
**Description**
When trying to load a save file from F1 Manager 2023, the application shows a blank screen.
**Steps to Reproduce**
1. Open the application
2. Click "Load Save File"
3. Select save file "career_save_01.sav"
4. Click "Open"
**Expected Behavior**
The save file should load and display team/driver information.
**Actual Behavior**
Screen remains blank with no error message.
**Environment**
- OS: Windows 11
- Browser: Chrome 120.0
- F1 Manager Version: 2023 v1.2
- Save File Version: 1.2.345
**Additional Context**
[Screenshot of the blank screen]
GVAS Metadata parsing based on a heavily modified version of ch1pset's UESaveTool
Since this is a fork of the original project, I will not be taking any credit for the original code, so all credits go to the original author: Repository