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No idea if anyone cares about this, but here's a somewhat random selection of the screens in the settings area of the UI.
Hard to compare because the size of the screens is so different between Air and Gravity. I didn't notice it feeling "too big", but for me with so-so vision (far sighted) it was easy to read. I think some things on Air sometimes feels too small for me, so maybe you're right that it was a deliberate attempt to make the font size a bit larger?My first impression is that it almost just looks like the “larger text” setting for iPhone but for Lucid UX. Like Gravity on the left and Air on the right in the picture below for the analogy. Is it just upscaling for the larger screens and orientation? Or does it look better in person?View attachment 28399
Thank you for those pictures. Random question about the “Service Wipers” slider: do you actually have to toggle that to change or clean off the wipers? I ask assuming this is a function in the Air also.No idea if anyone cares about this, but here's a somewhat random selection of the screens in the settings area of the UI.
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I assume it is the same as on the Tesla -- it moves the wipers to a convenient location for service. (See M3 manual: https://service.tesla.com/docs/Publ...UID-949BFDA4-8D73-43A6-AAA5-98AE1129AC25.html) Do you "have to" do it? I guess no, but it makes changing/cleaning a lot harder....Thank you for those pictures. Random question about the “Service Wipers” slider: do you actually have to toggle that to change or clean off the wipers? I ask assuming this is a function in the Air also.