Strange display

[Erdna]

I would like to find out if anybody owning a Tesla experienced this. I have a 2020 Tesla Y P with 48000miles on it.
I was stopped at an intersection and while I waited for a traffic light to turn green I noticed that on the display all cars around me started to elevate above mine and even the tires wer displayed. I did not have my phone camera ready so I could not capture it to show. I guess some programmer at Tesla incorporated this to have fun, however I do not know what triggers it and when. If anyone experienced this or has some more knowledge please let me know. BTW, it was real I was not dreaming.

 

[ewoodrick]

That's the experimental earthquake sensor.

Never heard of it.

 

[Watts_Up]

The image displayed is generated, and uses some 3D effects to give a better perspective.
The location of any object displayed is constantly recalculated.

Because of the imprecision of the exact distance of the hedge each object
and the rounding value of the resulting calculation,
image generated seems to have objects dancing.

You don't have this kind of issues with CGI images or video games display,
because the input values are pre-calculated and stored, not computed on the fly.

 

[BitJam]

Maybe one of the coders is a big fan of the Eureka tv show.