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Suggestions for dashboard menu #4

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ClaudeMarais opened this issue Jan 12, 2025 · 1 comment
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Suggestions for dashboard menu #4

ClaudeMarais opened this issue Jan 12, 2025 · 1 comment

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@ClaudeMarais
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Hi,

Thanks for this fantastic project. I have a few suggestions of what text you can show in the dashboard menus.

  1. Show current turbo boost psi, just like a boost gauge

float turboBoostPsi = _max(0.0f, float(g_BoostPressure - g_AtmosphericPressure)) * 0.0145038f;

  1. Show maximum boost pressure during the trip, together with at what engine rpm and gear that happened

"23psi at 5555rpm in D2"

  1. 0-60 mph speed. Ford Mustangs have this menu and it seems like something easy to do.

    • In this mode, try to read the car speed as frequently as possible
    • Detect when car starts moving after a complete stand still
    • Detect when car reaches 60mph (or slows down before that)
    • It's most likely that the reading won't be exactly at 0mph and exactly at 60mph, so you can easily interpolate between the reading right before 60mph and right after 60mph to get to exactly when 60mph happened
  2. Show engine oil temp together with if a Squadra Tune is fully active. From documentation it looks like a Sqaudra Tune is only fully active when the engine oil reaches 70 Celsius, and without this you never really know if the tune is fully active

@gaucho1978
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gaucho1978 commented Jan 13, 2025

Interesting but I can print just a string, not a gauge. What I'm doing now is to print around 40 additional parameters(still under test in my local repo). Your suggested functions are interesting but I don't know how many users are interested in this.

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