yeah, it’s just hard sifting through the threads to figure out a good starting point to learning it.
There are many knowledgeable people on here just asks some of them, they would probably be happy to help.
I agree with this. I went through forum posts and web search results but don’t recall coming across any general introductions or things that explain the different areas well for newbies. I did manage to make the changes I wanted to (tire size and camera views while driving), but my confidence while doing so wasn’t great, and a year later my confidence in undoing what I did isn’t near where I’d like it to be. In other words, I found enough info to muddle through it, but felt like I was copying answers I didn’t understand.
Just look up youtube videos, it's easy. And if you mess something up, all you do is undo the last thing you did. I tried adding adaptive lighting on top of the glare free lighting, and it didn't like that. I lost all the buttons on the steering wheel. All I did after that was disable adaptive lighting and the buttons worked again. You can use Google AI to help you step by step, just don't input the numbers they tell you if using as built, since they can be different from model to model even if you type in your model. Have the forscan spreadsheet open and input those numbers/letters. You can use the non as built option for some of the features, .makes it even easier since you just select enabled and don't have to change numbers.
Yes, Forscan does not have a Mac version, but i'm pretty sure you can use a mac by using programs like CrossOver Mac where it lets you run Microsoft applications or a virtual machine that lets you run Windows. I would just use a laptop running windows, makes it much easier without the extra programs needed.
