We have done several Rolls Royce cars now and we have realised a few differences between our spec and the factory spec starlights. Heres how ours compare.
Rolls Royce use fibres all of the same diameter whereas we used a mixture of different sizes. This is so important as it creates different sized starlights, just like the natural night sky where some stars appear closer and others far away. It makes a huge difference.
Rolls Royce starlights dont twinkle, theyre static. We use technology which creates a slow and elegant twinkle effect which can be controlled to your preference. A subtle slow twinkle effect is enough to keep the display constantly moving around and changing all of the time, where some stars which appeared brighter, slowly fade into a dim light and vice versa. You do however, have the option to stop the twinkle effect and leave the stars static
Rolls Royce seem to install as many stars as possible into the space provided. We like to make sure there are clusters of stars and empty spaces which gives a much more authentic appearance. When you use to many stars, it doesn’t leave much room for detail like this and results in a very dense but not very realistic display. You also end up with solid lines and shapes around things like interior lights, handles and controls which makes them stand out, we like to make sure the stars fade out into a lower density around these features so that they aren’t highlighted so much.