Yes , unfortunately the only setting seems to be “broil.”Just a guess here, but it wouldn’t surprise me if the new auto mode seat heater detects presence of passenger in order to activate.
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Yes , unfortunately the only setting seems to be “broil.”Just a guess here, but it wouldn’t surprise me if the new auto mode seat heater detects presence of passenger in order to activate.
I'm aware you can bring up the climate controls by tapping the number, but I usually have my climate control off if I don't need it— lets say I have the window down. Why should I increase the wear and tear or have climate blowing unecessarily if I just need the rear Defrost enabled? Can you find me a way to turn on the rear Defrost without having to engage my octovalve heatpump?You can access the climate controls by tapping the NUMBER (the temperature). That brings up the controls without changing temps. Personally I am finding I am making LESS mis-taps with the icons now further apart. YMMV
I'm aware you can bring up the climate controls by tapping the number, but I usually have my climate control off if I don't need it— lets say I have the window down. Why should I increase the wear and tear or have climate blowing unecessarily if I just need the rear Defrost enabled? Can you find me a way to turn on the rear Defrost without having to engage my octovalve heatpump?
It’s also wonderful when trying to use voice command in an area with poor internet connection and getting the notice that voice command isn’t available at the moment.And they have eliminated some voice commands. The voice command "tire pressure" used to pull up the tire pressure card. Now that they have removed the tire pressure card, that voice command no longer works.
It’s also wonderful when trying to use voice command in an area with poor internet connection and getting the notice that voice command isn’t available at the moment.
Sorry: I can't help you on that. I leave my environment on 100% of the time.I'm aware you can bring up the climate controls by tapping the number, but I usually have my climate control off if I don't need it— lets say I have the window down. Why should I increase the wear and tear or have climate blowing unecessarily if I just need the rear Defrost enabled? Can you find me a way to turn on the rear Defrost without having to engage my octovalve heatpump?
Finally something we agree on!Sorry: I can't help you on that. I leave my environment on 100% of the time.
I just found out today: to save a video clip you need to click on the car in the bottom left. You'll see the Dashcam "Recording" on the right. Click on the dashcam icon, it will now show that is saving a clip.You can pin the dashcam icon but how do you save a clip while driving if you don't want to honk the horn? Before you'd tap the icon above the map. I also don't know if the new icon displays the recording status like the old one above the map did. That was my point in the previous post. Sorry if I wasn't clear.
…or possibly not. Future stuff is great, but I drive my car today.I suspect this is true. In fact, for a major update like this no doubt they had their very best artists and designers working on this for a very long time.
I think it's safe to say that, like it or not, what we are seeing in this new OS release is the culmination of many months of work by huge teams of highly skilled and experienced developers and represents the sum total of their very best efforts. Some may love it and some may hate it, but it is no accident, and not something some inexperienced kid who never drove a car put together in his spare time.
Hopefully, with the help of feedback from users, they will continue to evolve this into something great. I think it has potential.
The most absurd thing is that you can create a shortcut to the Dashcam viewer, but you can't create a shortcut to save a clip with a single click.I just found out today: to save a video clip you need to click on the car in the bottom left. You'll see the Dashcam "Recording" on the right. Click on the dashcam icon, it will now show that is saving a clip.
This is yet another "feature burial" by Tesla - put it a few layers down, let the poor bastards play this video game rather the drive safely. UGGGGHHHHHH
Then why isn’t it called SET SPEED or something relevant to what it is? MAX is unclear, and yields posts in threads like this one.It’s the set speed. It’s not crucial to have this displayed when diving manually, but it’s essential when you have TACC/AP engaged.
I agree it's confusing. The speed limit sign says exactly the same thing but means something else.Then why isn’t it called SET SPEED or something relevant to what it is? MAX is unclear, and yields posts in threads like this one.
Then why isn’t it called SET SPEED or something relevant to what it is? MAX is unclear, and yields posts in threads like this one.
I agree it's confusing. The speed limit sign says exactly the same thing but means something else.
Excellent, many in this thread do. I’m not among them.I like the new UI.
It is not perfect, but how I will use it is not fully understood yet as well.
Likely, assuming they get them to be intuitive. Asking for the number of slabs of bacon you’d like to control seat heating is just childish. Eliminating voice control for tire pressure is a quality mistake. Assuming voice control will work everywhere all the time is fantasy.I think most Tesla displays are accessible by voice. I also think that approach will only increase with updates.
Terrific, just ducky. But I need a UI to drive my car today.The other design feature is FSD design. The UI is heading for full time FSD use, from home/work calendar routing to every drive being routed.
Clearly you are correct…not my design goals by far. My design goal is a singular one: don’t do anything that would make it harder to drive the car.The view that is helpful is to figure out the Tesla design goals. They may not be the design goals you may have chosen.
Agreed. Too bad those “few common selections” don’t have any value in driving the damn car. And OMG thank you so much to the Tesla pantheon for granting me the option to locally customize the entertainment. And for replacing anything useful and relevant to driving with those customizations.Another Tesla goal seems to be: A few common selections on the menu with “recent” ones being displayed As well for “local customization“.
My PS4 controller works...I just played Centipede and got crushed! LOLOne final thing and maybe I don't know yet, is there an official controller that works? PS4 doesn't work, Xbox works in all games but Sonic says I need a controller so I can't start the game with the controller that works in every other game? They badly need a controller configuration screen so it can be verified as working them force all games to use it by default.
Actually the tire pressure voice activation does work...but you have to say "show service settings" to see it. Like all things voice activated the list is a treasure hunt at best...Interesting that you pick the one example that no longer works with voice commands. Also, voice commands for the things you mention are very low-risk activities and provide a level of convenience to augment text, IR, RF, or other input schemes. In a moving vehicle, a much higher-risk environment, voice input should not be the primary nor only input, imo.
Likely, assuming they get them to be intuitive. Asking for the number of slabs of bacon you’d like to control seat heating is just childish. Eliminating voice control for tire pressure is a quality mistake. Assuming voice control will work everywhere all the time is fantasy.
Terrific, just ducky. But I need a UI to drive my car today.
Clearly you are correct…not my design goals by far. My design goal is a singular one: don’t do anything that would make it harder to drive the car.
Agreed. Too bad those “few common selections” don’t have any value in driving the damn car. And OMG thank you so much to the Tesla pantheon for granting me the option to locally customize the entertainment. And for replacing anything useful and relevant to driving with those customizations.