Mine is different, mine will do it randomly even after an hour of driving.
oh yeah, mine does too - but in order to prevent it, every time I engage FSD I just do what I mentioned.
Definitely unnecessary and over kill for such limited onboard GPU and CPU resources. I rather they focus on refine what they have now and fix vital stuff such as Maps.
Well, I don't disagree that running visualization that exactly replicates the CyberTruck driving environment requires CPU resources. Today, I watched carefully to second guess myself on whether the visualizations being reproduced are vastly improved and I'm satisfied I'm correct. Grey Blobs shaped like cars & trucks are improved to details that i can spot the SUV vs Sedan on screen compared to the environment around me. Roof lines match the car passing me and the Grey Blob has become a detailed Grey Vehicle. Road markings are brilliantly colored and roadway features very defined from shoulder of highway. Remarkable improvement from the visualization on screen when I took delivery in April 2024. My CyberTruck looks very detailed going down the road with graphics and shading that recreates the glass roof. Little things that tell me big improvements are being made.
Well, I don't disagree that running visualization that exactly replicates the CyberTruck driving environment requires CPU resources. Today, I watched carefully to second guess myself on whether the visualizations being reproduced are vastly improved and I'm satisfied I'm correct. Grey Blobs shaped like cars & trucks are improved to details that i can spot the SUV vs Sedan on screen compared to the environment around me. Roof lines match the car passing me and the Grey Blob has become a detailed Grey Vehicle. Road markings are brilliantly colored and roadway features very defined from shoulder of highway. Remarkable improvement from the visualization on screen when I took delivery in April 2024. My CyberTruck looks very detailed going down the road with graphics and shading that recreates the glass roof. Little things that tell me big improvements are being made.
I watched a interview with Elon several months ago discussing how Tesla could recreate the road environment precisely with the FSD system including car makes, color, etc.. However, that would suck resources needed for braking, turning, object avoidance, as you describe. I guess after a year of development and possibly a much more efficiently optimized FSD 14 the Tesla engineers feel that a "video game" driving environment simulation is possible? I'm excited to find out!
I'm just speculating, but, if the "nag" is not needed as often in FSD 14. Possibly it has been optimized to require less system resources to run it effectively. That would free those extra unused resources to run the upgraded graphics. Personally, I'm very impressed with what I already have onboard. But, no one was happier than me to watch Laura Croft's tits evolve from bouncing polygons in early 2000 to the magnificently quivering breasts of today. (Brought to you by UnReal Engine 5)
Ok I misunderstood. That stops it from phantom wiping again?
Pretty sure it is on auto wiper when you activate FSD, which is why if you don't select off it will still be able to do the annoying phantom wipe thing. So try activating FSD, then using voice commands to "turn off wiper". This should not only prevent the phantom wipe but also not make the wiper do an initial wipe like it would if you hit the wiper button on the steering wheel to be able to select or scroll to the off position.
The one time I've been at a stoplight next to another Cybertruck, I looked at the visualization thinking if there's one vehicle it should identify it should be this one. No dice.
Agreed. Haha, my CyberTruck is pretty freak'n Awesome on-screen now. Matches my CyberTruck wallpaper in color and graphics. After reading the article, I now have confirmed it isn't my imagination, it has been getting better and better in detail down to the shading of the glass roof. Now the question is what type of objects do you want rendered in color/detail? All cars? Just Teslas? School Bus? The entire environment around you including grass, trees and buildings?? UnReal Engine can do it all for the price of processor resources.
