FusionBrain & Centrafuse???

**Carputerz** · 08-03-2008, 10:03 AM

Hi,

If I was to use Fusionbrain’s 12 outputs to control devices like electric windows, airbag suspension and actuators etc,

Could a skin be made to be used whitin centrafuse to control FusionBrain this is a rough picture of what I would like to happen,

I decided the following software and hardware seem to be the right bits to do what I’m after,

Centrafuse front end as I found this very easy to use and done everything I wanted (apart from above)

Fusion Brain as this is the best value and has the most features for an input/output hardware device that can find that will operate various things in the car.

So can anyone help!!!!

My problem is that I’m not a programmer I’m more system builder/ installer so have all the car side under control is just the software to make it happen.

If you can point me in the right direction or someone thinks they can program me a plug-in to make this happen then pm me I don’t expect this for free so am willing to pay for this???

Thanks Julian
Carputerz

**2k1Toaster** · 08-03-2008, 09:57 PM

Have you already downloaded the full installer package? If so, look at the configurator.

Click on the graphics, add a page. Then all those bubbles you have are simple display buttons. So click the button, add the image. Also add the background image (looks like you want it on stretch mode since it wont tile/centre well). Save and then to make it do something add a Fusion Brain instance, add your digital outputs, and save. Go back to your buttons and make the vote option "trigger output" and select the output you want.

To get it into Centrafuse, I dont know the specifics about embedding, but you should be able to run a program inside Centrafuse (embed) and make it look seamless.

**Carputerz** · 08-04-2008, 04:48 PM

yes i have downloaded and installed the full package,

I got the next few days off work so will have a go at what you have surgested im sure i will get my head round it, but if i get any question i will post on here.

thanks