Everything here is traced to something
These sources are paraphrased, not copied.
Tesla’s light show repository
The USB folder rules, the channel names and numbers, the meaning of each byte, the closure command limits, and the header rules its validator enforces.
Tesla’s owner documentation
Owner’s manuals and release notes, for the lock sound and Boombox rules, which USB ports carry data, drive formatting, and which vehicles and software versions are eligible.1
The FSEQ specification
The general definition of the .fseq container Tesla’s shows are written in, published by the Falcon Player project.
The readers, writers and validators are my own code. Where owners report behaviour Tesla has never written down, this site labels it Unverified.
Fonts
Both are variable, served from this domain, under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
Archivo
- Used for
- headings and body text
- Axes
- weight 400–800, width 62%–125%
By Omnibus-Type. Read the licence.
JetBrains Mono
- Used for
- timecodes, file names, numbers
- Axes
- weight 400–600
By JetBrains. Read the licence.
The drawings are mine
The light bar on the home page and the car diagrams the light show tool will use are my own. Copyright in the tools and the drawings: Derrick Keo.2
Libraries
Each is copied into this site with its licence text beside it. None are in place yet.3
wavesurfer.js
- Version
- 7.12.11
- Licence
- BSD-3-Clause
The waveform, the playhead and the trim handles in both tools.
JSZip
- Version
- 3.10.1
- Licence
- MIT (dual MIT / GPL-3.0; used under MIT)
A fallback if the hand-written zip writer is dropped.
qrcode-generator
three.js
No analytics, no third-party scripts, fonts or images. One session cookie, and ordinary server request logs. The privacy page has the detail.