Light show sequences

[DBeckwith]

Loaded the example sequence. Any sequences can be uploaded here.

The example sequence uses a 30 second elevator music bosa nova music file.

 

[DBeckwith]

New video by David L. Beckwith

GitHub - teslamotors/light-show: Tesla Light Show

 

[DBeckwith]

Here is the visualization:

And here it is in practice:

Any requests but must be royalty free.

 

[fluxcapacitor]

awesome! i thought i was on an elevator lol

 

[DBeckwith]

I'm writing a sequence for multiple Teslas. Does anyone know if sychronizing is even worth attempting?

 

[DBeckwith]

Here is a poor quality video of my initial attempt:

 

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My first self-made Tesla light show :

 

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I'm writing a sequence for multiple Teslas. Does anyone know if sychronizing is even worth attempting?

Given the very limited resources, it seems to be unlikely to do a show lasting the full 5 minutes Tesla allows (in theory).
My "Wizards In Winter" show has a sequence lasting 3 seconds and eating away more than 15% of the resources.

That being said, synchronizing multiple Teslas seems to be the way to go for a full and rich show lasting 3 to 5 minutes.

On my wish list would be something to help synchronizing - for example allowing to remotely start the show from the app rather than having to close the door. Sharing the audio via BT from a single source also would be a nice feature with multiple cars.

 

[M109Rider]

Here is a poor quality video of my initial attempt:

That’s awesome. This feature is so much fun.

 

[DBeckwith]

Given the very limited resources, it seems to be unlikely to do a show lasting the full 5 minutes Tesla allows (in theory).
My "Wizards In Winter" show has a sequence lasting 3 seconds and eating away more than 15% of the resources.

There are some tricks to drastically reduce resources. Use the validator through trial and error saves you time. I'll document my findings when I have an opportunity.

Here is my latest attempt with the more complex sequence using 99% resources:

 

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There are some tricks to drastically reduce resources. Use the validator through trial and error saves you time.

You are limited to a total of 681 commands, regardless of the length of the show.

A show lasting 5 minutes has 300 seconds which means you get 2.27 commands per second on average for that 5-minute show.

The validator can't change that.

Interesting however is that you say your show uses 99% resources according to the validator.
My own testing has shown that at least for my M3LR the car refuses any sequence using more than about 94%.