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Thanks for letting me know.  I couldn't get the masks to work and I literally figured it out about 6 hours ago!

Yes, but I wanted to know which program you use to create the VSH file specifically.  Do you use Dash Manager or stressed?

Thanks for the information.  What about importing the images into the VSH file?

Nice work! Which software do you use to produce the dashboards?

My replay attached: 1:14.45

I think the original roof that you used looks better.  It's also more consistent with the real car.  Either way, it's a great looking car and fun to drive.

This is a great car!  Easily one of my favourites.  Excellent work!

Yes, so you have an option to play multiplayer, which will contain TCP/IP feature

Damn!  I thought I had finally found a use for all my null modem cables.

Very impressive! Some of those advanced functions sound very ambitious, can you elaborate on them?

My replay attached: 0:48.20

Ryoma, I apologise if I have offended you, that was certainly not my intention.  I think it is a great car, as are all of the cars that you have made.  I simply pointed it out since the colour of the crash debris is easy to change and it may have been overlooked.  Now that I know it is not a priority for you, I won't mention it in the future.  Like you said, I can easily make this change myself.  Please keep up the great work, I look forward to each new car that you create!

Another legendary car! I noticed that the crash debris is not the same colour as the car though.

For me, the wooden buttons are a stand-out feature of the dashboard in the real car.  As you mentioned though, I think the dashboard looks better overall without the air vent to the left of the instrument cluster.  I said that I preferred the second one, but they both look great, so you should just use whichever one you think looks best.  As for the performance, I think you should use the SS version.

Great car!  I'm looking forward to it.

Great work!  I've read through it and it is certainly a comprehensive list of rules.  I don't think anything needs changing, the most important thing is that the rules are clearly defined.