Built on other people’s work.
Every licence named here is one this site actually serves — the
typeface licences are files you can open, listed beside each family.
The game
Forza Horizon 6
Playground Games · Xbox Game Studios
Trademark
Car names, track names and every screenshot in the gallery come from
the game. GhostGauge reads the telemetry the game itself broadcasts.
Code
© 2010–2023 three.js authors
Every 3D surface: the track maps, the leaderboard stage, and the
drum on the
gallery.
© 2010–2023 three.js authors
Vendored so the 3D lettering works against the pinned core build.
© .NET Foundation and contributors
The race database the desktop app keeps on your own machine.
© Bradley Grainger and contributors
How the app talks to the leaderboards.
Typefaces
Saira, Saira Condensed, Saira Semi Condensed
© 2016, 2020 The Saira Project Authors — Omnibus-Type
Rubik
© 2015 The Rubik Project Authors
Every number on the site — lap times, positions, odometers.
Chivo Mono
© 2019 The Chivo Project Authors — Omnibus-Type
Labels, spines and anything that wants to look measured.
Noto Sans JP
© 2014–2021 Adobe
The Japanese characters in the design language.
Helvetiker
© 2004 Magenta Ltd — from MgOpen
Cut into 3D lettering on the leaderboards and track pages.
Ideas
Joseph Santamaria · Codrops
The gallery’s drum follows its camera choreography and its timing.
The code here is our own — three.js, and the page’s own scrolling.
David Faure · Codrops
The gallery the drum replaced took its tuning and its camera trick
from this one.
The shots
Every screenshot in the gallery
was taken and submitted by a Race Driver. They stay the work of the person who
captured them; GhostGauge shows them and credits them by name.
GhostGauge is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the makers or
publishers of Forza Horizon 6.