I still prefer the transfer case and gear box somewhere in the middle, for instance "in" the safari roofs.Just published the vertical version. Will add real time consumption
I hope you are an Ineos employee, or designer working for them

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I still prefer the transfer case and gear box somewhere in the middle, for instance "in" the safari roofs.Just published the vertical version. Will add real time consumption
You are probably right... 1 year I'm waiting for an update fixing ventilation and air conditioning blowing burning air whatever setting you try (manual, auto, ...)... They don't know how to do basic unit tests... Nor handling customers / community on whom they should rely rather than alienate...Great effort. Just a shame that this will go NOWHERE with INEOS. They can't even update the 2023 build cars with the latest software as testing will take 12 months (according to interview done with Robert Pepper)
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Thank you. That's easy to change... Here is attached "your version"I still prefer the transfer case and gear box somewhere in the middle, for instance "in" the safari roofs.
I hope you are an Ineos employee, or designer working for them, because your proposal is really very nice!
For the lockers is that what you were expecting? Added locker status on the rights + top left in the gear box panel. Working on the graph!Off on the right, how about putting locker status? Front lock, center lock, rear lock?
I like the at a glance view.
On the fuel gauge percentage maybe add an overlay; a left to right bar graph to indicate fill level?
This vertical orientation is much more intuitive for the driver!
Distance to empty would be handy as an alternate in Fuel as this seems considerably more accurate (or intuitive) than the fuel gauge.For the lockers is that what you were expecting? Added locker status on the rights + top left in the gear box panel. Working on the graph!View attachment 7863671
I assume that's what the 68km next to the fuel percentage was showing. I thought that was a nice view.Distance to empty would be handy as an alternate in Fuel as this seems considerably more accurate (or intuitive) than the fuel gauge.![]()
ah yes, sorry didn't pick that up.I assume that's what the 68km next to the fuel percentage was showing. I thought that was a nice view.
Yes indeed!! Here is a new version (haven't work yet on wheels/roll & pitch)I assume that's what the 68km next to the fuel percentage was showing. I thought that was a nice view.
I like itYes indeed!! Here is a new version (haven't work yet on wheels/roll & pitch)
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I like it
How about moving the fuel bar down to be the background of the text "fuel" for a more integrated look?
And for the lockers, maybe make the locker symbol itself blue as well as the circle around it? I would make the locker symbol 25% bigger inside the circle for readability.
I like it, looks great when aligned to the pitch and roll numbers on the other side.
How about for roll to put an arrow up on top and create a 0 degree in the upper fever, followed by minor ticks at 5 degrees and major ticks at 20 degrees. Put the actual roll percentage in the upper half of the circle and move the arrow along the scale to indicate roll. Similar to how aircraft does it.
I would do something similar for wheel angle but put the line in center, the measurements below and text above. I would keep the scale constant color and not add other numbers in green.
Same thing for pitch but put the scale in the center and make zero the midpoint. Put the number to the right and text the left on the scale.
I did correct the typo "type pression" instead of "tire/tyre pression"... The software update was a great improvement on road but offroad it is still a nightmare. I didn't succeed using the interface with gloves while driving offroad with hives at the back. I don't want to have to wait for messages / errors screens to disapear so I can see what's going on / remaining fuel and so on. I did find myself in quite tricky conditions with bunch of messages hiding what was important.Why reinvent the wheel - happy with the Ineos version. However, I agree that some of the colours used are not vivid enough.
BTW: Tyre is spelt incorrectly.![]()
And so it should be, being an English design.Why reinvent the wheel - happy with the Ineos version. However, I agree that some of the colours used are not vivid enough.
BTW: Tyre is spelt incorrectly.![]()
100%, it's often what's behind the error messages that you want to see right now, not having to wait for the error to scroll.... It actually ends up a considerable distraction whilst you are trying to get to the info you need.I did correct the typo "type pression" instead of "tire/tyre pression"... The software update was a great improvement on road but offroad it is still a nightmare. I didn't succeed using the interface with gloves while driving offroad with hives at the back. I don't want to have to wait for messages / errors screens to disapear so I can see what's going on / remaining fuel and so on. I did find myself in quite tricky conditions with bunch of messages hiding what was important.
Last time I had almost a dozen of messages scrolling across the screen... Not to mention various sounds or "random screen crash".
I just want to be able to focus on driving in peace and quiet.
8% of men are red-green colour blind.green good / red bad. use whatever color floats your boat for the gauge box or background, but the unit numbers should always be green good / red bad. it's the digital version of clocking your needle gauges so normal operation for the needle is always straight up. it draws attention to the problem child.