Viva Mini
By Sebastien Slavík · Digital Show only In the gauge catalog for everyone to see and copy; only you can fit it to your cars.
The cluster
- Size
- 512 × 256 pixels: the screen’s displayWidth and displayHeight
- Modules
- 52 2 analog dials · 1 sweep arc · 2 bars · 9 digital readouts · 2 readings lists · 2 clocks · 14 warning lights · 2 popup messages · 3 sets of widget dots · 2 road views
- Units
- km/h · °C · km · bar · L/100 km
What it reads from the game
wheelspeed- Speed (at the wheels)
trip- Trip
cruiseControlActive- Cruise control on
signal_L- Left indicator
signal_R- Right indicator
cruiseControlTarget- Cruise control speed
odometer- Odometer
checkengine- Check engine
parkingbrake- Parking brake
watertemp- Coolant temperature
tcsActive- Traction control intervening
abs- ABS
fog- Fog lights
highbeam- High beam
fuel- Fuel level
lowfuel- Low fuel
gear- Gear
oiltemp- Oil temperature
rpmTacho- Engine speed (tachometer)
@avgSpeed- Average speed (since the ignition came on)
@driveTime- Driving time (since the ignition came on)
@consumption- Fuel consumption now
@avgConsumption- Average fuel consumption (since the ignition came on)
@fuelUsed- Fuel used (since the ignition came on)
throttle- Throttle pedal
gaugeStudioWidget_Left- A value of the car’s own
gaugeStudioWidget_Right- A value of the car’s own
ignitionLevel- Ignition (0 off … 3 starting)
The car’s jbeam lists these under displayData’s electrics; Gauge Studio writes that part for you when it exports the cluster.
Fitted to
No catalog cars yet. Its maker can fit it from the Gauge cluster section of one of their trims.