watkch01

If it really is this easy to make it work on 3.X I might just have to update. Though I see no real reason to

A shame you called it quits. Ive been out of the loop for a few weeks, but doesnt 3.0 have a tracklog memory improvement? Perhaps that may be of use in some way to retain data?

Any effort you continue to put into this is greatly appreciated. I look forward to any progress you are able to make

Only problem is that a good majority of the bitmaps are unviewable.

Really? Spam? Oy

Its been discussed. The converter box can be run through the front aux in. You can also get splitters for the RCA cables and switch the unit back and forth from iPod to video as needed.

I was wondering why this thread is only three people.

Actually posts like this is why good people go away.... Then why are all the good people still here? N-S-E-W, boris, IDT........

Nope, none of them. Every time I start the car, they would all reset. Ill have to try switching between trips when I shut down. I dont have the trip comp on the map screen, only as its own window. Whether that has any impact on how it works or not I dont know

This is what I did. My goal was to make a button to link directly to the TC from the map screen. To do so, I decided to replace the 2D/3D button with the link button. Not having this button meant I needed a new place for it, so I converted the compass (still the original round one) to the 2D/3D control. The script in the navigatemap_800_480 file is as follows: The compass ring bmps are just a perimeter circle the size of the compass with a transparent center so I didnt have to deal with layering things correctly. The trip comp bmp was posted earlier in the thread. All three button image

A retained memory would be great, especially when I have to shut the car off for such things as filling the tank during a twelve hour drive. Losing the data kinda sucks. As it is though, I still love the thing

It most certainly can get confusing

If youre doing what I did and only having the TC as its own screen but dont want a button on the nav screen all the time, you can either make an invisible button, use a pre-existing onscreen feature as a button, or you can absolutely make a link in another menu if you know where and how.

It really is pretty genius. As soon as I saw it I was excited. I have several large trips in my future that Id love to have all this information for. Even using it just to time how long it takes to get to any given location for future reference or whatever. Even if I dont end up keeping your layout, having the coding to make this work will be fantastic.

I added the few things i missed manually. I had coincidentally already found the changes in the main.ui file