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I noticed that the CamCarIdx returned by irsdkSharp.Serialization.Models.Fastest.Data(sdk).CamCarIdx is an int[64] when it should be an int.
in the dependency i see at line 196 of irsdkSharp.Serialization.Models.Fastest.Data:
public int[] CamCarIdx
{
get
{
if (_headers.TryGetValue("CamCarIdx", out var value))
{
_fileView.ReadArray(_sdk.Header.Offset + value.Offset, _camCarIdx, 0, 64);
}
return _camCarIdx;
}
}
When in irsdkSharp.Serialization.Models.Data:
public int CamCarIdx
{
get
{
if (!_camCarIdx.HasValue)
{
_camCarIdx = ValueSerializer.GetIntValue("CamCarIdx", _data, _headers);
}
return _camCarIdx.Value;
}
}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi.
I noticed that the CamCarIdx returned by irsdkSharp.Serialization.Models.Fastest.Data(sdk).CamCarIdx is an int[64] when it should be an int.
in the dependency i see at line 196 of irsdkSharp.Serialization.Models.Fastest.Data:
When in irsdkSharp.Serialization.Models.Data:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: