Canefan456
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SameSame, no e-mail for me before getting 2021.44.25.6 / 10.8 Beta...
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SameSame, no e-mail for me before getting 2021.44.25.6 / 10.8 Beta...
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Ah sorry, I misunderstood your situation. For straight roads, it seems like FSD Beta crosses the double yellow line in "exceptional" cases:No intersection involved. It just turns on the signal and lane changes across the double yellow into the oncoming traffic lane
Ah sorry, I misunderstood your situation. For straight roads, it seems like FSD Beta crosses the double yellow line in "exceptional" cases:
You mentioned it signaled, so I believe it's not a case of going around a false positive VRU detection, which could result in sudden swerving across double yellow. Earlier betas seemed to be more aggressive in trying to go around stopped traffic, e.g., at a traffic light, and I'm pretty sure this was accompanied by a turn signal but no message on screen. With 10.8, I've seen additional signaling messages such as moving away from a merge (behavior added in 10.5), so hopefully Tesla adds more types of messages to help drivers understand what FSD Beta is trying to do.
- giving space to pedestrians/cyclists/VRUs
- going around double parked vehicles
- maneuvering around path blockage (added in 10.3)
- others?
I've noticed on a straight highway going uphill, at a particular section, it has consistently wanted to "switch to faster lane" when there's nobody ahead, so it seems like it's incorrectly predicting a sign/building/something as a slow vehicle ahead, but there was actually a lane to change into without crossing double yellow lines.
Just making sure, there was no message on screen, and was it on a straight road like this but up/down hills with trees/shadows?
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Second this comment. Activating on routes that I have done before with little to no intervention it is quite usable.I would agree in some circumstances FSD is not "useable" but stating that as a broad brush is not accurate. Depends on the driving environment and the type of roads you're driving. On many less complex drives it can work really well. It's about learning what FSD does well and not so well. If you feel it's "mostly" dangerous then you probably shouldn't be a FSD beta tester.
Yea the current UI looks the same as it did when it was delivered in July. My MSLR never looked like yours from the screen shots. My MYLR before this update looked similar to your screen shots though.Maybe your new Model S was delivered with the new UI layout features or you had one of the prior software versions with the latest UI already that those who updated from an earlier version like 36.5.1 had. What version of the software did you have prior to 44.25.6?
Also, do you have some of the features like the split climate temperature at the bottom vs the older version that had it in the bottom center?
Should be easy for you to see if you have the latest UI layout as opposed to the older one. The contrast / brightness is actually a slider setting in the menus and that did change for me too with the latest update. I just set it back to where I liked it. The new UI is more about location and organization than image quality.
For example a big one I don't like is the new UI took away the Supercharging KW rates.
New one:
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Old one:
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I prefer the old one with more info during charging but they took that away.
Dear sir, I respect your opinion. It looks like whoever doesn't agree with your opinion shouldn't be a FSD beta tester??I would agree in some circumstances FSD is not "useable" but stating that as a broad brush is not accurate. Depends on the driving environment and the type of roads you're driving. On many less complex drives it can work really well. It's about learning what FSD does well and not so well. If you feel it's "mostly" dangerous then you probably shouldn't be a FSD beta tester.
Of course not, but when someone says "at the best it is unusable and in normal circumstances its mostly dangerous" why would you want to continue testing if it's unusable? If you could clarify this that would be helpful.Dear sir, I respect your opinion. It looks like whoever doesn't agree with your opinion shouldn't be a FSD beta tester??
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If you feel it's "mostly" dangerous then you probably shouldn't be a FSD beta tester.
People have different opinions on what is phantom braking. Some believe it is when your car slows down like when you let up on the accelerator pedal slightly ranging all the way to being in AP and the car slams on the brakes hard. If I get hard brakes slamming on for no visual reason, personally, I define that as phantom braking. If I see a reason for it then that is cause, like a jogger staring at her phone all of the sudden turns from the sidewalk and begins to jaywalk jog across the street in front of me, the car will slam on the brakes even though she stops short of actually running in front of me. If the car just lets up on the accelerator and the car slows 1-2 mph I feel it but I don't call that phantom braking. If it slows 5-10 mph, then I report it. Last summer, I would get phantom braking often on the highway for no reason. Other times it would slam on the brakes if a car in the right lane enters the on ramp parallel to me. That has stopped too lately. I'm actually seeing and reporting much less phantom braking than what was happening last summer. Software has been improving in this long running issue but it needs more work.During that 1 mile I get 7 to 8 slowdowns every time. I hit the report button all 7 or 8 times!!
You should post some pics of your screen otherwise there is no way for me to determine if you really do have an older horizontal screen features with the latest software 44.25.6. It should look like your Model Y screen for the most part. Hard to discuss any further without seeing what your unique situation looks like on your 2021 Model S.My MSLR never looked like yours from the screen shots.
I never posted screen shots of my Model Y. If you bought a 2021 Model S then it doesn't have a vertical screen that I have and should have similar features as your Model Y. Most of the features in my Model Y are similar to my Model s but the layout works differently. Some things will appear in the driver's display that show up in the left panel on the Model Y.My MYLR before this update looked similar to your screen shots though.
I meant my MYLR UI, before the v11 update, looked like your screenshots (of MS with vertical screen) black and white icons, etc. Now MYLR looks like my MS refresh does.People have different opinions on what is phantom braking. Some believe it is when your car slows down like when you let up on the accelerator pedal slightly ranging all the way to being in AP and the car slams on the brakes hard. If I get hard brakes slamming on for no visual reason, personally, I define that as phantom braking. If I see a reason for it then that is cause, like a jogger staring at her phone all of the sudden turns from the sidewalk and begins to jaywalk jog across the street in front of me, the car will slam on the brakes even though she stops short of actually running in front of me. If the car just lets up on the accelerator and the car slows 1-2 mph I feel it but I don't call that phantom braking. If it slows 5-10 mph, then I report it. Last summer, I would get phantom braking often on the highway for no reason. Other times it would slam on the brakes if a car in the right lane enters the on ramp parallel to me. That has stopped too lately. I'm actually seeing and reporting much less phantom braking than what was happening last summer. Software has been improving in this long running issue but it needs more work.
You should post some pics of your screen otherwise there is no way for me to determine if you really do have an older horizontal screen features with the latest software 44.25.6. It should look like your Model Y screen for the most part. Hard to discuss any further without seeing what your unique situation looks like on your 2021 Model S.
I never posted screen shots of my Model Y. If you bought a 2021 Model S then it doesn't have a vertical screen that I have and should have similar features as your Model Y. Most of the features in my Model Y are similar to my Model s but the layout works differently. Some things will appear in the driver's display that show up in the left panel on the Model Y.
Thanks for clarification with pictures. Makes sense. Your 2020 Model S had the latest screen in 2021.12.25.5 that the rest with Model 3 & Y had to wait for. Did it deliver with that screen too?I meant my MYLR UI, before the v11 update, looked like your screenshots (of MS with vertical screen) black and white icons, etc. Now MYLR looks like my MS refresh does.
Yea that picture was literally a day or two after delivery. I was stuck on that software (2021.12.25.5) for a while. Then again stuck on the 32.22 because of 99 safety score until I finally got put into the beta and it’s been decent since. Just interesting to see that my 2021 MS did not really benefit virtually from UI11 as it looks just like my UI10.2 did on 2021.12.25.5 after delivery in August.Thanks for clarification with pictures. Makes sense. Your 2020 Model S had the latest screen in 2021.12.25.5 that the rest with Model 3 & Y had to wait for. Did it deliver with that screen too?
My Model Y was stuck on 32.22 for 3 months with original screen. It did not update when I finally dropped out of the Queue on December 15 and immediately got 36.5.1. Then when I got 44.5.2, I finally got the screen layout that you show too. That was on 12/30. My 2020 Model S with vertical screen has similar menu structure and color icons now but the layout is only different in that I swipe up and down while your Model S you swipe left and right. Both my Teslas can have more 3 windows open. I've only tested that on my Model S, however.
Now, give us back the Supercharging and L2 charging screen windows. I don't see any reason why Tesla decided to hide that info from us. I can still see it in the driver's display but Can't display it in the Model Y.
Hey- congrats on your new Model S. Hope you are getting used to the Yoke and lack of stalks. I think you will also really appreciate the way the Model S ride smoothness with air suspension.
V11 UI change was essentially to bring 3/Y on par with refreshed S.Just interesting to see that my 2021 MS did not really benefit virtually from UI11 as it looks just like my UI10.2 did on 2021.12.25.5 after delivery in August.
V11 UI change was essentially to bring 3/Y on par with refreshed S.