Sorry if it's been mentioned, but I didn't see it here.
This is either wrong to me, or if intended, is a very strange design choice. The two cars seem to be kept in sync regarding their location: in the image below the blue car is 2.66 seconds behind (this happens no matter the diff in laptimes), yet they are level with each other. Shouldn't it be drawn noticeably behind like AnalyzeForSpeed does? It'd be a lot more useful.

Did you click the "sync" button on top? (if not, it really is strange)

I think that`s a pretty neat feature, allowing you to see exactly what the cars were doing in the same spot.

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Did you click the "sync" button on top? (if not, it really is strange)

I think that`s a pretty neat feature, allowing you to see exactly what the cars were doing in the same spot.

The sync is activated by default, so it's not that extrange if he is not aware of its existence

My bad then, didn`t remember it being on by default.

Obviously I wasn't aware of this Sync thingy, thanks guys. I would have liked if you could use it as a button and e.g. sync before the turn and then it goes out of sync throughout the turn, as it is, it provides little information that you can't see from the path that's already drawn completely. Anyway, now that I can turn it off, all is fine.

Was it on by default always? I've used the tool before, and feel like I would have noticed something like this.

I'm pretty much sure it has alwyas been enabled by default. Maybe you were comparing a very similar times and didn't see the difference

sync is disabled the first time you run the analyser. I can tell because yesterday i reformatted my computer (and i could look at the source...)