I’m building a fully custom Infotainment UI

[Beachbum]

Would it be possible to change the splash image for people who don't have silver cars?

Damn these Emira owners are picky

 

[Citizen]

Yeah that flipper device , juicy

 

[Time2Fly]

This one. I'd pay someone to make a render of my car. I just want to know if your mod allows us to change the image file.

 

[Six Speed Stephen]

This one. I'd pay someone to make a render of my car. I just want to know if your mod allows us to change the image file.
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That'd be sick

 

[ADC]

Unless I've misunderstood, and @Sentinel is a leet haxor, this replaces the stock Android Auto UI... you won't be able to ride roughshod over the rest of the infotainment UX.

This looks like a fun little project. Nice work

(*hides patiently behind seven proxies, fearing a smackdown from Leet Haxor Sentinel)

 

[netsinah]

Unless I've misunderstood, and @Sentinel is a leet haxor, this replaces the stock Android Auto UI... you won't be able to ride roughshod over the rest of the infotainment UX.

This looks like a fun little project. Nice work

(*hides patiently behind seven proxies, fearing a smackdown from Leet Haxor Sentinel)

Wow. My thanks to ADC for introducing me to the wonderful world of "leetspeak" or some version of it. I had to look up "leet haxor", then "leetspeak" to understand the post just made. You can tell I'm not a "gamer".

 

[virtualmacho]

I hope @Sentinel can confirm, but I this is my understanding:
Think of the project as a combination of an Android app and the proprietary hardware it runs on (instead of your smartphone). The hardware will allow extra goodies not available on your smartphone, such as data interface from the CANBUS and Homelink compatible functions. The car will boot up as normal (all the Lotus designed splash screens, seat belt warnings, etc.), start Android Auto, and then connect to the device. All functions that came with the car are untouched.

 

[crestima]

I hope @Sentinel can confirm, but I this is my understanding:
Think of the project as a combination of an Android app and the proprietary hardware it runs on (instead of your smartphone). The hardware will allow extra goodies not available on your smartphone, such as data interface from the CANBUS and Homelink compatible functions. The car will boot up as normal (all the Lotus designed splash screens, seat belt warnings, etc.), start Android Auto, and then connect to the device. All functions that came with the car are untouched.

So for those with an iPhone (IOS), nothing will happen?