By Oleg Kidanov, Russia, Penza.

[kidanov]

New skin By Oleg Kidanov, Russia, Penza.
http://www.dashxl.net/dashboard.php?dashboard=15&searchKeyword=&searchCreator=&searchRating=Any&searchSort=Date%20(Newest%20First)&searchRPP=5
The background of a tachometer is picked up under optimum loading of car Mitsubishi Colt VI 1.3 MIVEC 2007.

At connection PID VEHICLE.VOLTAGE skin starts to brake awfully, at desire it can be disconnected.
The reason I find out.

[kidanov]

Very much it would be desirable to know your opinion about skin, and wishes. Thanks.

[Weston@PPE]

The skin set looks fine to me. The only thing is that your background is a picture, so it won't look good on higher resolution screens.

[kidanov]

I have a full version, but in it arrows very slowly move.
Give advice how to eliminate this problem, can make a background with higher sanction.

[Pierre@PPE]

Hi,

I haven't loaded up your dashboard so I can't give you specific advice on how to improve its performance but I can give you some general tips. If those don't work, let me know, and I'll give have a deeper look.

From what I can see from the screenshot, most of the objects that make up the guages should be on the background layer. The only objects that should be on the forground layer are the 5 needles and the 6 text objects.

If that's already done than you need to figure out if the computer is too slow to render your dashboard or if it the data frame rate that is too slow. One way to test for this is too make all the object on the background invisible. If this makes your needle go faster than you'll need to simply the gauges by removing some of the tick mark objects. There are other ways to draw what you've done with only a few tick mark objects per gauge. try using white tick marks and overlay them with an object that has color but is transparent.

I hope this helps and let me know how it goes.

Regards,
Pierre.

[kidanov]

Thanks, I shall try.