Jedi2155
Model 3 has Arrived.
Note that most of the Californian's who got it were previously in 16.1. Which means this is likely a limited or regional roll out. First time I've seen that.
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Firmware 2019.16 features
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ibGeek
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2019.16.2 73d3f3c is rolling out big time right now. Currently at 455 for today alone. 245 of them Model 3's
Really looking forward to this one.
Really looking forward to this one.
ibGeek
Member
Does your update include the new regulations limit to steering? Just curious as to how many that limit will affect. I'm hoping that here in California they will leave us alone.
Nguyenning
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DDotJ
Member
That is only for the EU, it looks like you're in Texas so it shouldn't limit AP in your case
diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
New car visualizations are really good. I am noticing too that the grey lane lines are more fluid and will bend quite a lot when turning at intersections. Also, in residential neighborhoods, I am seeing grey lane lines for the driveable path now whereas before I would only see grey lane lines on actual roads. This could hint at a better NN now running in the car preparing for city self-driving.
But I did appear to get 2 bugs in this update:
1) Auto lane change only appears to work moving from the right lane into the left lane. Auto lane changes back from the left lane into the right lane did not appear to work for me.
2) If I set the lane departure avoidance setting to "assist", I get a warning saying that lane departure avoidance is limited. The message goes away when I set to "warning" only.
Anyone else seeing that?
But I did appear to get 2 bugs in this update:
1) Auto lane change only appears to work moving from the right lane into the left lane. Auto lane changes back from the left lane into the right lane did not appear to work for me.
2) If I set the lane departure avoidance setting to "assist", I get a warning saying that lane departure avoidance is limited. The message goes away when I set to "warning" only.
Anyone else seeing that?
I'll let you know, if I'm ever cool enough to get the update!
Where can I find details about this? I looked on teslarati but i didn’t see anything. I’m in vabeach so I don’t have to worry about it either, but I am curious.
ibGeek
Member
Is this what you are looking for: https://electrek.co/2019/05/17/tesla-nerfs-autopilot-europe-regulations/
Nguyenning
Member
Are my eyes playing tricks or does new car visualization show white specs on the rear windshield? Does this symbolize dirt in those areas? That would be insane!
I think it appears when car is in drive or reverse mode zoomed up close.
I think it appears when car is in drive or reverse mode zoomed up close.
ibGeek
Member
It also shows movement on the glass roof as you move that appear to match your speed.
Unless they activated the interior cabin camera there are no cameras that would have that vantage point
srs5694
Active Member
I saw a post somewhere from somebody who claims that the visualization shows rain drops on the car when it detects rain. Could that be what you're seeing? (There's been no rain here in the ~5 hours since I got the update.)
Nguyenning
Member
Am I the only one seeing these tiny white specs?
I know there's that one centered white circular dot when in reverse mode (not sure what that's supposed to represent other than Reverse mode...)
But these tiny white specs really do look like dirt! I'll have to grab a screenshot of it and post next time I'm in my car
Nguyenning
Member
ibGeek
Member
It's just a visualization, not actual video.
There are Youtube videos of it, I don't have the update yet. Been checking all day though.It's just a visualization, not actual video.
Yeah the original comment I was replying to was talking about visualizing dirt and in order to do that the car would be able to see the dirt via camera. I was just explaining there was no camera to do that.
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