Atomic Flux - Customizable Drift Dashboard

Atomic Flux is a drift dashboard for Assetto Corsa, created by Atomic Simworks.

Build a display around the information you need for your next run. Turn on Edit layout to drag instruments into position, resize them with their corner handles, then click LOCK to finish.

Features:

* Live drift angle with left/right slide indication.
* Gear, RPM segments and speed in km/h or mph.
* Steering, throttle, brake, clutch and handbrake displays.
* A six-second transition trace.
* Ten independently movable and resizable widgets.
* Individual widget visibility and opacity controls.
* Overall dashboard opacity and separate background opacity.
* Accent colour picker and three number font styles.
* Optional grid snapping, automatic layout saving and three preset slots, including widget opacity.
* Adjustable angle smoothing, minimum speed and clutch inversion.

Requires Assetto Corsa and a recent Custom Shaders Patch release with Lua apps enabled. Content Manager is recommended for installation. An exact minimum CSP version has not yet been verified.

To install, drag AtomicFlux-0.2.0-beta.zip into Content Manager, or copy its apps folder into your Assetto Corsa installation. Open Atomic Flux from the in-game app sidebar and use Settings to customise your dashboard.

Panel opacity controls the background. Overall opacity fades the entire dashboard, including numbers and instruments. Each widget also has its own opacity slider, saved with its layout preset. Editing outlines and LOCK remain visible while editing.

Existing Atomic Flux installations update in place. If you installed the original Atomic Drift prototype, remove its old folder to avoid duplicate sidebar entries.

This is an early beta. Local validation covers telemetry calculations, layout editing, saved settings and package structure. Full in-game validation is still pending. Listing images use simulated telemetry rendered with the app’s drawing code.

Atomic Flux reads telemetry without changing controls or physics. Drift angle measures vehicle sideslip; it is not a judged drifting score.