Cybertruck assets appear in source code

[KuMX]

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[Gurule92]

If I ever have time again. Id like to figure out how they explore the source code

 

[JBee]

Do you have a link to any more info?

From where is the photo sourced?

Thx.

 

[Regenshire]

Do you have a link to any more info?

From where is the photo sourced?

Thx.

Its from @greentheonly on X/Twitter.

https://twitter.com/greentheonly

 

[SolarWizard]

Is this front wheel drive only?!

 

[VR Driving]

Is there an updated app yet? Last version only had up to Highland and we have begun working on it.

 

[scottf200]

Is this front wheel drive only?!

Rear wheel is shown.

Front:

 

[SolarWizard]

Are you sure thats not the rear steering rack and links? Doesn’t look like its in line with the center of the wheel. To me that only makes sense if its a portal axle drive. Any rumors or reports of that?

 

[Diehard]

This must be the weak link discussed in the other thread:

I wonder if initial models will be distributed with the problem in place to meet the schedule? Or they will fix it first.

 

[greggertruck]

I want to point out this is the 2019 model render. Diagonal cuts at the tailgate.

It’s probably just a placeholder, but it’s definitely an asset… Not arguing that, just sharing my perspective.

 

[scottf200]

Are you sure thats not the rear steering rack and links? Doesn’t look like its in line with the center of the wheel. To me that only makes sense if its a portal axle drive. Any rumors or reports of that?

I hear what you are saying but it didn't look like the fronts did (center) either which is why I included that picture too. That horizontal shaft seems like it would hit the frame underneath during travel up and down it no matter what part it is.

I tried to zoom in to show more ghosted parts.

 

[Kahpernicus]

So it does have battery!

 

[fritter63]

If I ever have time again. Id like to figure out how they explore the source code

Typically you grab the image (compiled version of the code depending on the deployment platform) and run it through a de-compiler). If the source language was Java, then decompilers are fairly decent but for other non byte code (ie not interpreted like Java), the reverse generation can be pretty nasty.

It's not a fun thing to read. Variables aren't semantic, etc.

 

[Gurule92]

Typically you grab the image (compiled version of the code depending on the deployment platform) and run it through a de-compiler). If the source language was Java, then decompilers are fairly decent but for other non byte code (ie not interpreted like Java), the reverse generation can be pretty nasty.

It's not a fun thing to read. Variables aren't semantic, etc.

Makes sense. I am going through a compilers course right now as a capstone. De-compiling never even crossed my mind

 

[JBee]

Looks like the pack goes past the front wheel arches up to the motor, and has the wheel arches cut out of the pack.

The battery penthouse is also up the front now, not under the rear seat

Then in the rear it looks like the pack goes under the vault cover.

That makes this huge, and has way more area than I allowed for in my calculations. Probably enough space for around 160kWh in a single layer.

I don't think we will need a dual layer pack for LR anymore.

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