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Old 09-16-2008, 07:52 AM
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Originally Posted by nomad
I think here is correct assigment:
Colour set 1 fullscreen - 'rom_col'
Colour set 1 splitscreen - 'rom_col_1'
Colour set 2 fullscreen - 'rom_col_2'
Colour set 2 splitscreen - 'rom_col_3'

You can try to change text color by altering all white (or even all) palette entries to something else.
Hello all,

After quite long time testing (because of friends´ car availability) I found that this is right and I have some extra info. I found this:

1) You already know that: For MkIV in BMW with 16:9 widescreen You can chose from these colors:

Colour set 1 fullscreen - 'rom_col'
Colour set 1 splitscreen - 'rom_col_1'
Colour set 2 fullscreen - 'rom_col_2'
Colour set 2 splitscreen - 'rom_col_3'

2) This is new info I tested: For MkIV in BMW with 4:3 screen You can chose from these colors:

Colour set 1 fullscreen - 'rom_col_4'
Colour set 1 splitscreen - 'rom_col_5'
Colour set 2 fullscreen - 'rom_col_6'
Colour set 2 splitscreen - 'rom_col_7'


3) You already know that: The green profile in 'rom_col_8' and 'rom_col_9' looks to be for MkIV in Mini (never tested, no Mini around)

4) You already know that: The last profile in 'rom_col_10' and 'rom_col_11' looks to be for MkIV in RR (never tested, no RangeRover around)

I tested my MkIV unit with "color test modded V31 firmware" in few cars (E38, E39, E46 and X5) with 16:9 and (as my car now has) 4:3 displays and I found this. The MkIV unit itself detects the display used in a car and selects acording to settings of Full/Split+Scheme1/2 corresponding 'rom_col_xx' palette.

-I am struggling with the same "no color changed" issue in 'rom_col' Widescreen-Scheme1-fullscreen color profile. This color profile stays standard hazy blue-blue despite I changed it.
-I am struggling with the "no color changed" issue in all 'rom_col_xx' color profile for higways and major road numbering box colors as in my country highways have white on red (instead of standard white on blue) and major roads have white on blue (instead of standard black on yellow) lettering. These colors stays standard despite I changed it.

Note: I always changed the color of any item just by changing the color assignement from standard palette to selected item, not by redefining the palette itself.

I created a bit modified color profiles that my friends reported as not so bad , so I will create some description soon and I will post them here.

Cheers, Kamil
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