Lol well since I'm retired, this is something to do that I not only enjoy, but wanted to do to contribute to the Lotus community. Lotus has had 6 months since the rollout to give us accurate images of the colors on the car we're being asked to commit paying $100k for, and it's really been one area where they've dropped the ball in my opinion. Their configurator is almost useless it's so far short of the actual colors.
I get it that they're busy, but It's only taken me 2 days to do this, and that's with having to find a 3D Emira model to purchase, download it, load it into my 3D program and begin identifying all the separate objects in it, label them, and start putting textures and colors on them. That's just some of the work I've done, and if I can do this in 2 days, there's really no excuse why someone at the design studio with access to the actual equipment and original files couldn't have done this.
At any rate, hopefully these help everyone to choose the color combinations they want and have a reasonable idea of how it's going to look.
Taking your requests into consideration, I did a lot of work on the wheels. Created a specific silver color based on photos of the actual gray car. I hadn't really looked at the wheels in depth before, but once I did I realized the tires were just basically donuts with an image wrapped around them. I replaced them with a tire model I already had that has actual tread modeled (although you can't see it in these particular images) and used better tire rubber textures. Another thing I noticed was the wheels were sticking out past the side of the body, so I moved them inward to where they'd actually be on the real car.
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Here's a couple with your white and maroon request. The thing with really dark colors is they tend to act like mirrors, so you mostly see reflected light rather than the actual color. You can see the color the best on the tops of the mirrors.
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