Garry's NeckFx App V0.10 can be downloaded at the bottom of this post.
The download includes Garry's App Hub V0.10.
Garry's NeckFx App is a complete cockpit camera management tool that replaces every part of the cockpit-camera workflow.
Everything you'd normally jump out of the game to do (browse cockpit cameras, switch between them, tune their settings, save presets, share them online) can now be done from one app, all in-game.
The app's functionality can be split into 5 sections.
1. Shared App Ecosystem Features
Setup Wizard
When you first open the app, the setup wizard greets you and walks you through the basics: what the NeckFx App does, how it fits alongside the App Hub, and the option to launch straight into the tutorial when you're ready.
In-app tutorial
At the end of the setup wizard you either choose to start the tutorial or start using the app without it. The tutorial runs you through what each feature is and how to use it.
Each step highlights the exact UI element it's describing with a soft glow, and switches to the right tab automatically so you can see the feature in context. You can step forwards and backwards at any point, or close the tutorial early if you'd rather explore on your own.
If you skip it now or close it midway, the tutorial is always available from the Info tab so you can pick it back up later. It also remembers where you left off, so re-running it doesn't mean starting from step one unless you want to.
Status Card
The status card shows vital app information and notifications. It has 5 possible states.
Critical errors: these appear when the app detects something it can't recover from on its own. The card turns red and tells you exactly what's wrong so you can fix it.
Update available: these appear on startup of the app when a new version of the app has been published or if any of your mods have an update. The status card shows the version number for the update and lets you click the card to jump straight to the download.
Community warnings: these appear on startup of the app and are messages shown to everyone for app or mod specific warnings.
Community info: these appear on startup of the app and are non-urgent messages.
Normal: when none of the other states are active, the status card shows the currently loaded preset name and preset type.
The update, warning and info notifications can be disabled at any time in the App Hub.
Button Bar
The button bar for the chaser cam app has 8 buttons for general app functions.
The buttons in the row are save, load, open presets folder, browse community presets, reload script, undo, redo and reset to defaults.
Community preset system
The community preset system is the 4th button on the button row, and clicking it opens up the community preset browser, which lets you share and download presets online through the app.
Once it's open you can search by name and filter the list down to your favourites, new releases from the last 7 days, verified creators only, or presets made specifically for the script you're currently using. Sort options include most liked, most downloaded, newest, A-Z, and trending that mixes likes, downloads and recency to surface what's popular right now.
Every preset has a like and dislike vote so the community surfaces the best ones, plus a favourite star so you can shortlist presets without scrolling the full list every session. You can also click any author's name to filter the browser down to just their work.
Uploading a preset is made easy and only requires you to choose what preset to upload and under what name. Adding a description is fully optional.
Marketplace
The marketplace lives in the App Hub and is where you discover and download mods that work with the app. The listing is hand-curated, so what you see is what's been vetted as worth installing rather than an unfiltered dump.
Each entry shows the mod's name, author, description and version, with a one-click install straight from inside the app. Mods you already have installed are flagged so you don't accidentally re-download, and any mod with an available update surfaces that on the card too.
2. Info Tab Features
The Info tab mostly stores information about the app and further help and resources, like my Patreon and Discord links, plus the video guide for the app if one is ever made. It also lets you restart the tutorial and setup wizard at any time.
3. General Tab Features
Favourites system
Quick Switch favourites let you star up to 5 cameras that appear as buttons at the top of the General tab, so you can switch to your favourite cameras without having to constantly scroll the list.
Camera browser
The camera browser lets you switch between all of your installed cockpit cameras, and gives a card for each camera which contains the camera's name, author, description, whether it has a UI script and whether the camera has an update available. Any camera with a Marketplace entry is checked automatically.
The camera browser also lets you search, sort and filter through your cameras. Search works across names, authors and tags. Sort lets you order by Name, Author, Recent or Most Used. Filters let you narrow the list to script-compatible cameras only, favourites only, or previously used cameras only.
Seat Position Presets
The Seat Position Presets system replaces the need to ever touch your seat position in CM or the in-game seat controls. It lets you create up to 6 full cockpit camera states, with each preset storing FOV, position (X, Y, Z), pitch and yaw together so you can swap an entire view in one click.
In Manual mode you click a preset to apply it and all presets are separate.
In Speed-Linked mode the camera automatically blends between presets based on your current speed, so you can have a tucked-in view when slow and a pulled-back view at high speeds. It supports both km/h and mph, and the Simulate Speed button lets you preview the blending without having to drive.
Auto-Calibrate Seat moves the driver head position closer to where the driver model’s eyes actually are.
Presets can be copied, pasted, renamed and reset individually.
4. Scripts Tab Features
The Scripts tab is where you fine-tune camera-specific parameters.
When you select a camera with a SCRIPT badge, its custom controls appear here automatically, no extra setup needed.
Creators can use my built-in UI elements to build the controls for their cockpit cameras, or drop into raw ImGui for anything more custom. The SCRIPT badge is added automatically to any camera that ships a UI script, so installed users don't have to do anything to see the controls.
5. Settings Tab Features
The Settings tab holds the preset browser, where you can see and modify any of your presets. It also holds some simple customisation for the status card, where you can change its accent colour or pick from a few animation styles.
How do I install?
The apps folder from the zip should be installed manually to the Assetto Corsa root folder - C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\assettocorsa