Phased rollout of Zwift game version 1.46 begins today on PC, macOS, and Android platforms. iOS and tvOS is planned to begin tomorrow.
Introduced a new race results screen that will now appear for any race or event that has race results enabled. The screen is designed to be more useful to Zwifters immediately after a race by showing more relevant information in a cleaner format.
Zwift Play: In Events, fixed an issue where the Action Bar could incorrectly appear when using the in-game chat feature.
Fixed a potential crash that could occur when group ride leaders sent chat messages to the group.
Fixed an issue where the Scotland Loch Loop route progress bar would disappear after the second lap.
Fixed an issue where the running pairing screen could be shown after selecting a cycling Training Plan.
Fixed an issue where you could be pushed to the sides of the group if activating a Draft Boost power-up in a cycling group while a steering device is used.
Fixed an issue where the âSearching for Devicesâ window could get stuck open in the Pairing screen.
Fixed an issue on the Save Activity screen where âNo Clubâ sharing preference would not be remembered between sessions.
Fixed an issue where sound effects were not playing in the Garage and Drop Shop menus.
Fixed an issue where grass and concrete terrain could appear black after doing an activity in Scotland and then immediately starting another activity in a different world.
Fixed an issue which caused avatars to appear dimly-lit in the Garage.
Apple TV, iOS, Android:
Fixed an issue where custom workouts would not sync properly to mobile platforms and Apple TV.
Fixed an issue where custom workouts would appear on mobile platforms and Apple TV after being deleted on Windows or macOS.
Fixed an issue where devices would not auto-connect after ending an activity and immediately starting a new activity.
Android:
Weâre beginning to roll out haptic feedback for Zwift Play controllers on Android. Youâll now feel your controllers vibrate when you return a Ride On, ride over boost strips and hazards in Repack Rush, use power-ups, brake, and more.
Fixed an issue where one Zwift Play controller may not automatically reconnect when starting a new session.
Fixed an issue where Climb Portal roads were invisible on some specific Android devices.
iOS:
When sending log files to Zwift from the Login Screen, instructions are now provided if an email client isnât configured on the device.
macOS, iOS:
Fixed a potential crash that could occur in Climb Portal.
UPDATE August 17
Phased rollout to macOS and tvOS has begun.
Rollout to more Windows / macOS / Android devices continues.
UPDATE August 18
Rollout to all OS platforms is complete. Please update at your earliest convenience.
As Pack Dynamics 4.1 is currently already live in Makuri Islands, does this suggest that we are âvery closeâ to having PD 4.1 switched on (as default) across the whole platform?
With no sizable events or even pace partners and not being on the guest world rotation itâs hard to actually see how this functions. @shooj are there going to be opportunities to get sizeable groups on Makuri?
A fix for the camera 0 controls would be great as well. really furstrating that itâs be broken for a month or two and not a priority to resolve in the next update.
For now, there are plenty of events scheduled in Makuri Islands (ZP is currently showing 114 events over the next 3 days), so Iâm sure some of them will fill up nicely to be able to give PD 4.1 a good test before the wider roll out.
Preventing easy overtake of someone not drafting to reduce the effectiveness of âslingshottingâ someone and lower the acceleration.
Dynamic draft coefficient (CdA) changes - Zwifterâs frontal area relative to draft is adjusted depending on the situation, accounting for a) attacking and b) high draft situations
Changes to maximum draft possible and the draft cone - by changing the way the draft cone is calculated in specific situations, we can help the pack feel smoother and more realistic to attain the original goals of PD4.
If youâre looking for specific numerical changes, we arenât disclosing those. Our changes from PD4 to PD4.1 are actually super small numbers tweaks guided by the main goals David set out in the original post, all coming together to produce the overall feeling weâre looking to achieve when riding in the packs on Zwift. âSmall tweaksâ are generally something like (and Iâm making this up just for an example) changing the effect of headwind on the rider when surrounded by a number of riders by .01 or .1, reducing draft cone size by .025m, etc.
Those three main points are directly from the most recent document David sent around internally, so theyâre the most up to date. A lot of the changes are numerical, as mentioned, but the overall goals and larger changes to achieve those goals havenât changed.
How many of those are races with meaningful participation numbers? Last I looked there was nothing useful. Not too relevant anymore though since 4.1 is turning on everywhere at the end of the weekend.
@Gordon_Rhino-Racing Sorry if Iâve missed the thread on this elsewhere, but could you please explain this one a bit more or point me to another thread where itâs described? Just wanted to make sure I correctly understood the issue.
When using camera view 0, if you press the up or down arrow keys to pan around, the action bar will pop up and then subsequent left/right arrows can move along items in the action bar. The panning still works but itâs very annoying.
When in camera view 0, the action bar shouldnât popup at all.
Where is Zwift Play for those of us not in the US ,UK or EU? Weâve all paid for its development and upgrading but are denied the in-game advantages it affords, particularly for racing.
