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Nice, congrats to the new car and MCU. If you do not log in to MyTesla in ABRP you will get position based on the browser, which in the old browser case is about every 20s or so. If you DO login with MyTesla then the position, SoC and much more gets updated every 4 seconds or so. With the new MCU, it may be worth making this eve faster.
If you still have issues, drop me a PM and we will work on fixing it.
AZ Desert Driver
Rare combination
I've used ABRP to desk-top plan long trips. I'm "amused" by the crazy routing the on-board route planning is in town (avoids clear roads, circles through neighborhoods). Always gets me there, but some pretzel logic in the displayed route. Are you saying ARBP can/should be used for non-charger planning?
Thank you so much. I did log into my Tesla account from your program. I found that once I reloaded the page in the car's browser the position updated on the screen and tracked me. I like the little popup window showing upcoming turns. Very cool. Thanks for sharing this neat little program!
Can; yes. With a faster car browser, maybe it is even usable, but I guess that with Teslas new navigation system (which is based on the same maps as ABRP) I do do not think it is preferable.
Since you have a usable fast browser, do tell if you find the navigation in ABRP usable or how to improve it.
Ah, sorry, you did not have the new MCU. Then we will have to wait for Elons promised UI speedups then and see if it helps
Sorry for a slow reply; I do not seem to be able to recreate this issue. If you are running Firefox or Chrome, could you try to open the "Developer console" and send me any errors you see there when this happens?
Speed limits are in the map data from OpenStreetMap - which is a wiki which anyone can edit just like Wikipedia. Feel free to join there and update the speed limits. It will take a week or two before it gets into ABRP.
AZ Desert Driver
Rare combination
I just ran several "Local Routes" - and Tesla had not located Sabino bridge, but ABRP did, found some obscure named sites with out adding address, traveled down roads that Tesla avoided, and did them all with delightful speed of calculation.
It took a click or two more than "perfect", routing appeared after 10 sec, not 1 sec - but well within acceptable. {I'm using Mac 27" with Fox as browser}
If I can get anything like this on my Model S screen - wow!! I'll try just as soon as I get my 1018.10 (or 12?) update.
I just got a chance to test 2018.14 on an old MCU - WOW! Finally a modern browser experience, a loooot faster than before. ABRP works usably fast and finally the address autocomplete dropdowns work so that we can search fast.
Let me know of things that can be improved with this new browser!
Let me know of things that can be improved with this new browser!
Just to let you know that I released a bunch of fixes for the new Tesla browser (which came/comes in 2018.12). The new browser is usably fast but unfortunately it has new interesting bugs to work around. I am aware of the lack of scrolling/dragging both in the map and in menus - don't really know how to work around that yet.
Try it out and let me know what you find!
Try it out and let me know what you find!
Nosken
Active Member
If you can get the actual GPS coordinates (Lat & Long), from Google Maps or something like that, you can put those in as the waypoint.
WannabeOwner
Well-Known Member
Longshot: Sorry, no idea if this translates to iPad:
On PC if I RightClick on Map I get a popup "Add this point as a waypoint"
HankLloydRight
No Roads
I tried to fix this at some point but I think longpress is not well supported by browsers. I'll have a look again.
Partially. ABRP has used OpenStreetMap and OSRM since 2.0 for routing since Google was way too expensive. Now more APIs will likely be too expensive, and I will have to switch. Likely that the visual maps stay Google, though, the traffic layer is quite important.
(Autocomplete in the address fields would cost me more than $1000 a month with the new Google pricing)
The guys behind NowYouKnow, Zac and Jessie did a nice interview with me about ABRP a couple of weeks back when they visited Scandinavia. Check it out you want!
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