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Here it is the new Tesla Maps ( coming this weekend? )
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I'm hoping to run some tests this weekend with the new nav, google maps and Waze to places I don't frequent and see how things go. Eww apple maps eww...
There's a huuuuuge thread about that, let's not derail the navigation discussion....
So - do we know what this new nav is actually supposed to have or do differently? So far, it just looks like a new IC look, which as I mentioned, has been out a few weeks now with any new MCU2 model S/X vehicles. I've been using mine for a week, and so far I don't really notice any difference in routing from the demos I've had that were older S/X.
They are doing it with current maps too, just less frequently (because every map update costs money I guess?)
The way the version those maps they still plan to update them entirely it appears (which really means they are versioned as one big whole - that does not mean they will rewrite them from scratch every time of course).
Even blacklisted/salvaged Teslas use Navigon, this navigation is offline.
It really depends. Waze and google maps give you choice of several routes, that alone is very good and is missing in the current offering.
When I tried the navigation back last yesr - it was both better and worse. The routing it offered was very close to what google maps offered as the primary option, BUT in some places navigon route was better (you can see it in my old video where I ignore new ui routing and use old ui routing because it's better), so it all depends on how out of date your area is wrt the navigon maps - that would have the biggest impact (assuming the new maps are any better for your area).
Nah, this is completely separate, this is purely for nav/routing. Note that as far as the ADAS tiles (e.g. the autopilot maps) go, when we could see the /dev/ URL, there was a lot of activity dated late December 2017 in the map tiles. The live environment for the US still only shows maps from 2017-05 or so.
I've been periodically monitoring the /live/ URL but I don't see any new map tiles there.
I wasn't saying salvaged/blacklisted didn't use navigon, I was merely saying they likely wouldn't get the map update (or any updates). I could be wrong about that if licensing fees are potentially implicated.
I can't get back to edit my first post, but I want to give full credit to @verygreen who showed us the way to get this done back in August of last year.
Maps updates sometimes take half a day or more to verify. More than likely the update happened first and you just got the update completed notification while driving.
I have my car plugged in and connected with WiFi for already more than half day and still nothing...
Because the new maps ain't bitmap tiles? Vector maps afaik are not built with tiles...
just guessing, but had to raise the question
The ADAS tiles are definitely vector based (they use splines to represent road segments), and they're tile based.Because the new maps ain't bitmap tiles? Vector maps afaik are not built with tiles...
just guessing, but had to raise the question
But aside from that, the point I was trying to stress was that there were newer versions in /dev/ that we were locked out of. So regardless of whether or not they're planning some dramatic new format change… new ADAS tiles are in the works but not released yet.
mspohr
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.12 last night. Drove to San Francisco today. Predicted my arrival within 2 minutes in spite of four stretches of stop and go traffic.
Nav to Palo Alto SeC. Doing well until last mile on El Camino when it freaked out and kept telling me to take back roads, make a u turn, etc. Traffic was light.
Nav to Palo Alto SeC. Doing well until last mile on El Camino when it freaked out and kept telling me to take back roads, make a u turn, etc. Traffic was light.
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