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2020.12.11 had it. It worked fine when I tested it, but honestly, since I never drive with AP or TACC enabled on surface street, I'll never really use it.
I was hoping it would at least do a warning alert if you are about to go through a red light or stop sign when not in AP mode. Maybe eventually it will, after they get fewer false positives.
i agree a warning alert when not in AP, might indeed be more helpful at this current stage of FSD.
Young Phenom
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iCeMaNxLb
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so what's the difference if any if the release notes are the same? maybe the A/C bug that had people's A/C and dog mode not work?
After half an hour or so of driving it seems like there are fewer false stops at intersections and some stopping/traffic control alerts now have a black background where before they were white backgrounds. And where before an intersection might require two separate stalk pull events to continue now they only appear as a single event requiring only a single pull to continue.
Plus you can speed up above the posted speed limit.
Also seems like the red line appearing while stopped at an intersection is thicker than it was before.
Plus you can speed up above the posted speed limit.
Also seems like the red line appearing while stopped at an intersection is thicker than it was before.
Just used “Navigate with AutoPilot” on a 150 miles drive yesterday, in the rain on both local roads & interstate in MA & CT. It’s recognition of traffic signals (even RR crossings) was amazing and very intuitive in most situations!
During heavy rain on the interstate it turned off with a message about not being available in foul weather. But surprisingly autosteer and active cruise stayed engaged. Interstate off ramps from 75 to 45MPH were a little jerky when it slowed but might be because I have regen brakes set on “Hold” so when it wanted to slow it wasn’t that smooth. But it made all the merges, etc., seamlessly.
Only issue was on sections of milled or recently paved highway it had trouble finding the lane. But no issues at interactions on local roads!
LR/AWD/FSD/20” wheels/Blue &Black/12.11 software
During heavy rain on the interstate it turned off with a message about not being available in foul weather. But surprisingly autosteer and active cruise stayed engaged. Interstate off ramps from 75 to 45MPH were a little jerky when it slowed but might be because I have regen brakes set on “Hold” so when it wanted to slow it wasn’t that smooth. But it made all the merges, etc., seamlessly.
Only issue was on sections of milled or recently paved highway it had trouble finding the lane. But no issues at interactions on local roads!
LR/AWD/FSD/20” wheels/Blue &Black/12.11 software
Silicon Desert
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Silicon Desert
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I guess it is a common assumption that if there are no new release notes, then nothing much changes. In fact there are often numerous updates and improvements even in minor releases that most people may not notice. And then, some times, new bugs also appear.
Tholland
Plaid/Black&ebony/21in wheels/OD- 5/31/21
Yes that would be correct. FSD has to be purchased to enable reacting to stop sign and stop light. Not to see them
MarcG
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In this case 2020.12.11.1 does bring a new improvement that is apparently not listed: the car will stop at crosswalks even if there are no traffic lights or stop signs.
Tesla 2020.12.11.1 OTA Software Update Stops At Crosswalks : teslamotors
@hutsy what is your Nav version now?
I brought my Model S back from its FSD upgrade on Thursday afternoon, and checked the Software panel under the controls. It told me I had a map update pending, and to connect to wifi. Did that. Today I was offered the 2020.12.11.1 installation. Did that.
Haven't been out to drive yet. Looking forward to trying it out.
Mojo
Just started using the new autopilot feature on city streets. Very impressive, although the software currently requires me to use the gear stalk or accelerator at every intersection to avoid stopping, even if the signal is green. Will this software version learn to avoid slowing down at intersections when the light is green?
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