Try a reboot? Maybe one of the cameras aren’t communicating.
Did that, still pops up. Goes away sometimes but then comes back. Doesn't affect driving.
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Try a reboot? Maybe one of the cameras aren’t communicating.
Quit your whining and update. You still have plenty of things that will improve.AP2 car, no dash cam, no Drive-on-Nav. No point?
Totally agree here.
I prioritize bandwith allocated for my X by way of the Google Wifi app every night. First thing each morning, I can't help but check my download numbers on the app... alas, the sting of disappointment burns every time.
That article claims
Do we need the FSD for this or just autopilot with 2.5? Is it actually stitched together or is it drawing vehicles on the screen at all 360 degrees?
That article claims
Is that real? The Tesla page for v9.0 says "[..] There is no change to the display for cars without Full Self-Driving hardware. Tesla cars with Full-Self-Driving hardware will now use all eight cameras, providing a 360-degree view of surrounding cars. This includes improved blind spot monitoring on the instrument panel which reflects the type of car in your blind spot, supplementing an already attentive driver."
- A new 360º visualization, built by tapping all eight external cameras into one big-meshed image, shows a bird’s-eye view of your car and vehicles around you.
Do we need the FSD for this or just autopilot with 2.5? Is it actually stitched together or is it drawing vehicles on the screen at all 360 degrees?
Got an email today, haven't updated it yet. The surround view is for those who have FSD only per release notes.
Hmm. Missed AP2 HW by a month, seems like those of us who didn’t get the new stuff are just going to enjoy some minor changes only. Feels like we’re getting left behind for sure now.
You don’t need FSD software, just FSD hardware. Which all AP2+ cars have.
I don’t think it’s stitched together into an overhead view though to show cameras. I think it’s on the driver dash that shows vehicle icons around your vehicle icon so you know what’s around you. Similar to how the front camera shows cars ahead of you now.
It also seems to know the difference between a bus and a truck.Got mine installed last night. Atari is neat.. the blind spot is pretty good. I don't see the dash cam option, I think mine was built before the August 17 production.
The center dash with the mini model x and the lanes got smaller but atleast it recognizes bicyclist and other vehicles now..