The car model on the loading screen

[KyLiE]

I couldn't get the front wheels to turn correctly, which I see is still an issue. 

Wheels are fixed in latest version.

Attached is a screenshot of the issue I was referring to.  Here I am turning all the way to the left, but the wheels appear to be turning right.

[Daniel3D]

I couldn't get the front wheels to turn correctly, which I see is still an issue. 

Wheels are fixed in latest version.

Attached is a screenshot of the issue I was referring to.  Here I am turning all the way to the left, but the wheels appear to be turning right.

O I see now.
It is a different issue than before.
The wheels would turn the other way in the showroom and on the road compared to the orientation of the car.

This is probably related. But I don't know how to fix it yet ..

[Ryoma]

I modify the dashboard in order to be more closed of the real.

But I have always some strange bug while using stressed and dashman after : the number of gearbox becomes 60, the center of the needle is more than %4000 oO

[Ryoma]

Why these bugs?

[Daniel3D]

Why these bugs?

I had it to.
Worked fine at first, but after downshifting it got scrambled...

Has any of the more experienced modders seen it before?

You used stressed and CarWorks right?
Maybe something in that combination.
Stressed is known to alter the way the file is built. Don't know if CarWorks can handle that.

[Ryoma]

In fact the artefacts appear when you rotate the wheel and move the spokes (....again these damn spokes)

[Ryoma]

Which dashboard you prefer ?

[Duplode]

Why these bugs?

After some quick testing, I believe that happens because ins1/ins3/inm1/inm3 in your latest VSH are larger than ins2. These four bitmaps shouldn't have the entire wheel spoke, but just the part that overlaps with ins2. In fact, looking at this dashboard I don't think you need them at all, as the spokes don't overlap with ins2. I have attached a modified VSH in which I replaced the four bitmaps by their Lancia counterparts (8x1 rectangles fully masked by inm1/inm3 and therefore invisible), and it seems to work fine.

(Note that in my test I saw only the artifact on the meters, and not the one on the gearbox. In any case, I'm not sure if the difference is meaningful -- memory corruption can have quire unpredictable effects.)

Which dashboard you prefer ?

I lean slightly towards the minimalist looks of the first one. I do like the three colours in the second one, though.

[Ryoma]

Thank you very much for your advice. Now it works well.
Here the new version with the light dashboard. This last is more realistic.
For the RES, I used the 911T.

[Daniel3D]

Which dashboard you prefer ?

Top. It's closer to the real one.

[Ryoma]

Some changes about the knob.

[Daniel3D]

The Bravo was designed to showcase ideas for a replacement to the Urraco. The completely working prototype featured a 3.0L 300 hp (224 kW) V8 that powered the rear wheels, and underwent nearly 168,000 miles (270,000 km) of testing before it was placed in the Bertone museum.[1] It was never put into production, but many styling features were inspired by the Countach, including the angular features and the window arrangement.

The Bravo was sold at auction for €588,000 on 21 May 2011.[2] The Bravo has had several different paints, first a pearlescent yellow, then green, followed by champagne and lastly white.

Thus 4 paintjobs:
pearlescent yellow
Green
champagne
white

[Daniel3D]

The showroom model will need some upgrade in the future.
I don't have time for it now. If somebody else likes to do it, feel welcome.

Here is a nice modeling reference (for safe keeping).

[Ryoma]

You know this car drove on her diskette since 30 years. She could wait a little bit lol.

[GTAManRCR]

Fixed a typo "Disigned"