Template for enhanced Mercedes W07 F1, rFactor2 lcd monitor version

[Gwenydd]

This is my rFactor2 template for the Mercedes W07 wheel I built.  This template was designed for the simrace-lcd display but should also work well for any LCD.  I have added flags for pit limiter, damage, etc. which are all tweaked to fit the display layout without obstructing other critical information.

INSTALLATION VDASH-EMU:
- Extract the zip on desktop
- Copy the .json files  and the preview png files into /vdash_template/templates/ directory
- Select Set/Load Template... menu on a new page for each of the two pages to load the templates into VDASH-EMU

*Note - in order to switch pages in your sim be sure to go to vdash-emu advanced settings, then DISPLAY/CONTROLS/VDASHEMU and assign a button or control for btn_next_vdash_display and or btn_prev_vdash_display.

Gwen

[zappadoc]

WOW! super neat and efficient templates!
Thanks for sharing them with us.
Cheers,
z

[Gwenydd]

Thanks Z.  I based them on what I could find of the real W07 layout and just tried to provide a bit more data without cluttering them up too much and keeping with the sort of very flat look they use in the real car.

I wish it was easier to find images of the real setups they use... but I guess they want to keep most of that stuff a big secret.

Gwen

[Gwenydd]

I just posted my updated version of the W07 template.  I added tire wear indicators on page 2 and made a few tweaks to page 1 to hopefully be more clear on the brake balance and fuel gauges.

Gwen

[zappadoc]

thanks for the update Gwen (template published on the website).

And just so you know some users disply this kind of template on 24" monitor not just tiny LCD
Cheers,
z

[Gwenydd]

Thanks Z.  I understand, though my pages are designed for a 4.3" diagonal display like the real steering wheel has so I have to keep them fairly decluttered and use large fonts for readability. =)

Gwen

[Gwenydd]

Updated again to V3.  I fixed temp ranges on page 2 to more accurate levels for F1 in rFactor2.  Also rearranged a few items on both pages for better readability.

Gwen