[bug report] V10 car sprite

[f205v]

My OCD is going out of scale!
Since V10 came out, the sprite car visualisation on the Instrument Cluster has a bug related to the blinking turn light.
On the car sprite it flashes the RED brake light (US style):

but my car is an European one, and we have a separate yellow light for the turn signal on the car:

Such a discrepancy is driving me mad

 

[Ames]

Raising the bar of first world problems...I would contact Tesla and argue since your car has red blinkers you are entitled to Smart Summon.

 

[Dithermaster]

BTW, official (at least service center) term is "avatar" (not sprite). Although "avatar" also covers the pictures of the car elsewhere, like on MCU. I don't know if the CID version has a special name.

 

[croman]

BTW, official (at least service center) term is "avatar" (not sprite). Although "avatar" also covers the pictures of the car elsewhere, like on MCU. I don't know if the CID version has a special name.

I believe they are all called the avatar. I am surprised this came with v10 and not the visualizer changes in the last few v9 updates.

 

[Wol747]

My OCD is going out of scale!
Since V10 came out, the sprite car visualisation on the Instrument Cluster has a bug related to the blinking turn light.
On the car sprite it flashes the RED brake light (US style):

but my car is an European one, and we have a separate yellow light for the turn signal on the car:

Such a discrepancy is driving me mad

The use of the word "Sprite" makes me think the OP was used to programming in RISC - OS!

 

[bmah]

The use of the word "Sprite" makes me think the OP was used to programming in RISC - OS!

From computer graphics, I vaguely remember learning that a sprite is an bitmap/image that you can give a velocity vector to, and it'll be rendered (and will move) in hardware without any CPU oversight or overhead. Not quite what the image on the IC is.

But really to me, Sprite is an experimental UNIX-like operating system developed at UC Berkeley in the late 1980s/early 1990s (the first OS I compiled a kernel for).

OK back to Teslas...

Bruce.

 

[f205v]

hahaha Thank you guys! you're a funny lot!

I used the term "sprite" because as a kid I learned a little bit of programming (both BASIC and machine code) on a Commodore C=64, and that "avatar" is definitively a sprite in my mind!
The C=64 was the trigger that nerded my life forever.