Tesla Light Show Generator
Turn any .wav file into a compelling, model-tailored Tesla custom light show. The output is a validator-clean FSEQ v2.0 uncompressed binary (.fseq) paired with the original audio, ready to put in a LightShow/ folder on a USB drive.
Inputs and model selection
The skill needs two things:
- A path to a
.wavfile (must be 44.1 kHz — warn the user if it is not; output will still be written but may drift on the vehicle). - The Tesla model. If the user didn't state it in the prompt, ask which of these they have — do not guess:
-Model 3(pre-2024, no interior accent lights)
-Model 3 Highland(2024+ refresh, has interior accent lights)
-Model S
-Model X
-Model Y
-Cybertruck
Accept natural variations ("cybertruck", "model s 2022", "3", "Y", "x", "plaid x", "highland", "2024 model 3", "new model 3", etc.) and map them to the six values.
About Model 3 Highland: the 2024+ refresh added a five-segment interior LED accent strip (left front, center front, right front, left rear, right rear) plus keeps the full-RGB center front display. We unlock these with the model_3_highland compose target which generates a 200-channel show. A 200-channel Highland show still plays on older Model 3s — the firmware simply ignores the channels the car's hardware doesn't have, so it's fully backward-compatible.
What the skill produces
For each song it produces two files in the user's current directory (or an output/ subdir, ask if unclear):
<basename>.fseq— the binary light-show sequence.<basename>.wav— a copy of the audio (Tesla requires a filename-matched audio file to live in the same directory).
The .fseq has:
- Magic bytes
PSEQ, version 2.0, uncompressed. - Frame rate 50 fps (step time 20 ms).
- 48 channels for Model 3 / S / Y shows.
- 200 channels for Cybertruck shows (activates front/rear light bars, offroad bar, interior RGB).
- Duration exactly matching the
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