is it what you told me that you were working on now?

 

that is a sick setup

 

what is he working on?

 

Ability to transform into a 50ft robot and talk...Having trouble locating a spare set of fenders though.

 

whoa....didn't someone post a video of that?

 

Hum.. the 50ft robot thing sounds pretty cool... but I dont know about the talking... I'm invisioning it sounding like a complaining woman wanting more gas, to go faster and for you to buy things for it.

Would get really annoying pretty quick.
I suggest adding a mute feature.

 

so will you be releasing full vs. of shotgun? betaish vs. looks cool. maybe intersted for my upcoming project

 

im jealousssss

 

Thanks for all the comments guys.

You can check out our updated website with all the info:
http://www.drivendynamics.com/shotgun.html

Download should be up this weekend for anyone thats interested.

Thanks for looking

 

Nice install man. I might give this a shot.

 

^ +1 almost 12 hours to drive =( I want one too

 

sweet install

 

wow thats sweet.

 

your setup looks nice. I did mine a while back and just got done with front nightvision cameras and regular rear view cameras on mine.

 

in what ways are the stock gps buttons controlling the carpc???

is the joystick acting like a mouse? how did you wire it?

 

Look around the forums on MP3car.com. I think there is a thread that says how to do it.

 

supercool man.. by anychance u have guidance for diy? thanks

 

not sure if the OP is still active here, but I have been researching the CarPC install, and am going to use a JoyCon to map the OEM nav buttons to keyboard inputs... there is a neat software interface for this that is application specific too!

http://www.mo-co-so.com/Joycon-EX-St...mcs-joy-ex.htm

 

Could work, but this is for the Steering wheel functions, you'll have to hope that the button presses and such for the actual nav buttons are also resistance based (probably are, but the documentation will be very sparce).

 

well I am assuming that all of the buttons are CANbus, so my plan is to hack open the button panel and solder up resistors for each button. going to take some work, but i think it will be worth it! the main thing i want to get working and mapped is the joystick to the arrow keys, that would be nice.

great install by the way, hope mine turns out as nice!