Ok, so it’s not quite that bad.
I just tried zoom levels and got it to show 6 different Superchargers with the 2 most distant being 25 driving miles from each other on the screen. Acknowledge this is not much of a challenge in Calif.
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I just tried zoom levels and got it to show 6 different Superchargers with the 2 most distant being 25 driving miles from each other on the screen. Acknowledge this is not much of a challenge in Calif.
Brass Guy
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Can you still zoom by double tapping? Anywhere on the map and it zooms in. Should still follow the car. I don't know how you'd zoom out though.
ucmndd
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Cheburashka
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Ok so you can now pinch over the car icon and it will change the zoom level and keep the map centered.
I think the supercharger availability is annoying, since you gotta zoom in on like 10 square miles. It's pointless if you're on a trip. This is one thing I wish they would just keep like before where you could either set the map to show or not show the chargers. Now you have to go into Navigate > Charging.
Quite a few extra taps to get the same result as before, which has been the main theme and purpose of this update I guess.
I think the supercharger availability is annoying, since you gotta zoom in on like 10 square miles. It's pointless if you're on a trip. This is one thing I wish they would just keep like before where you could either set the map to show or not show the chargers. Now you have to go into Navigate > Charging.
Quite a few extra taps to get the same result as before, which has been the main theme and purpose of this update I guess.
Brass Guy
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Does anybody else here have a car without the tech package but has installed the update? I don't have a NAV page. Is there another way to show superchargers on the map after this update?
beatle
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It was very useful to have the remaining predicted battery percentage always visible at the bottom of the list of turns. Now the list of turns has to be below a certain threshold for it to be visible unless you scroll to the bottom - which then hides the directions for the next turn.
This next gripe isn't unique to v11, but I always wondered why I could not view the full list of turns or remaining battery percentage in anything but the overall map. Viewing the map in turn-by-turn mode only showed the next couple of turns and no prediction of the ending battery. Seeing the predicted battery is a good way to see if I can make it to my destination or if I have to charge on the way. Or if I can potentially go one stop further than I originally planned.
This next gripe isn't unique to v11, but I always wondered why I could not view the full list of turns or remaining battery percentage in anything but the overall map. Viewing the map in turn-by-turn mode only showed the next couple of turns and no prediction of the ending battery. Seeing the predicted battery is a good way to see if I can make it to my destination or if I have to charge on the way. Or if I can potentially go one stop further than I originally planned.
I do not have to worry about rear ending a 18 wheeler when learning new features on my Mac New features in a auto should be easy and intuitive Driving while learning new software and needing to look at the console vs the road is also not optimally user friendly
Cheburashka
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Wol747
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On the S it doesn't matter where on the map you pinch, it still scales the map.
Huachipato
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After driving at night, I'm starting to not like how dark the roads are painted in dark mode. The contrast is just not enough to easily spot the smaller roads on the map.
Wol747
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That's deliberate - the headlights don't light up the road enough to see it so you can't get confused!
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