Cool - thanks!You 100% have HW3 if you see all the new visualizations.
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Cool - thanks!You 100% have HW3 if you see all the new visualizations.
How does one check to see which HW version one has on the car ?
Lives in Portugal (EU) and don't think they have it.I believe the traffic cone visualization is the easiest way (and unlike the new ones isn't US only?)- if you have those it's HW3.....
I believe the traffic cone visualization is the easiest way (and unlike the new ones isn't US only?)- if you have those it's HW3.
Otherwise? (assuming it's a spring 2019 or newer car, otherwise it's 2.5 for sure) either get Tesla to tell you (good luck), or take a bit of dash apart and physically check the part # on the computer.
You can also check the video recordings from the dash cam on the usb drive. If they are recorded in H.264 then it is HW 2.5. if you see the files encoded in H.265 format then HW3. As mentioned, now that we have driving visualizations just turn them on and see if they show up and you will know the answer. I think cars built around April 2019 and later have HW3.
Nope.
The codec thing stopped being true months ago- they both use the same codec now.
I received the car in mid October but I’m not sure when it was actually produced.
I do see the orange cones on screen ... and see a lot of them looks like a lot of stuff on the side of the road is a cone actually.
I agree with you that the visualizations are nothing to get excited about. For the driver - they serve ZERO practical function. My personal speculation is that they are there simply as a placebo so that the driver gets more comfortable about about the Tesla is seeing as another step towards Level 4 (and Level 5) autonomous driving.FWIW, I have the visualizations on my car and it is nothing to get that all excited about. I have garbage cans and traffic cones all over the display now. When you pull up to a traffic light or stop sign they show up but the novelty wears off in about 3 minutes. I realize it is still in Preview mode but the icons more work.
I think the visualization would be much better if they could render the whole intersection rather that just displaying floating traffic lights and stop signs.
I agree with you that the visualizations are nothing to get excited about.
I agree with you that the visualizations are nothing to get excited about. For the driver - they serve ZERO practical function. My personal speculation is that they are there simply as a placebo so that the driver gets more comfortable about about the Tesla is seeing as another step towards Level 4 (and Level 5) autonomous driving.
How do you enable it?If it is available you have to enable it in the settings, it is not on by default for US cars.
It was in post #18; “... it's under Autopilot settings about 2" from the top as "Full Self Driving Visualization Preview".”How do you enable it?