When it first came out a few of us felt it had trouble centering in the lane. Sort of bouncy like the very early AP acted. But after driving it in various conditions the past couple of weeks that went away so my feeling now is there's no noticeable change from 2.22.30.
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legoman
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As I'm learning, most dot releases aren't improving the autosteer code itself. I think what people are experiencing is the map tiles are getting better, which are apparently continuously loaded. So when 10 drivers have driven a particular lane on a particular road with autosteer, it probably bounces from side to side a bit. But when 100 drives or 1000 drives have occurred in that same location, its able to follow the average (probably the wrong word) of everyone's past experience and becomes much smoother.
Since we have no visibility to when map tiles are refreshed, maybe there is some correlation between drivers with cars running older versions "jumping" to new versions perceiving more change in autosteer. Maybe the same issues (i.e. lack of wifi, or low priority in the queue) apply to refreshing the map tiles.
Since we have no visibility to when map tiles are refreshed, maybe there is some correlation between drivers with cars running older versions "jumping" to new versions perceiving more change in autosteer. Maybe the same issues (i.e. lack of wifi, or low priority in the queue) apply to refreshing the map tiles.
pixel4
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How do you know it didn't tweak AP?
I just drove 30miles on the update. I drive i280 (sf peninsula), it probably pushes AP to its limits. I feel like AP has gotten better on fast corners and poor road markings. It could be placebo effect.
You should be able to tell by how long it took to install. If it took over an hour then you could be right. If it was the normal 30-35 minutes then probably not.
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Vince Cobelo
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Got 28.19 yesterday. Summon not working either by FOB or parking button. Checked that it is toggled on in setting and rebooted. Still not working. Damn weird. Know it'll come back or whatever but something is messed up.
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Lex
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Yes I agree ccharleb it is frustrating and I hope they patch it soon. It dropped inside of 15 minutes of my journies today, and I stayed in the city.
No Canadian LTE's complaining, so it seems to be one of those "oh ya, those guys need xx watts for those old boards" or something like that situation
I hate not being current lol
Lucky I already have 3G mentioned in my sig as it now seems to be a defining characteristic of my particular MS. And no I am not paying $600+ for LTE as 3G is (was) plenty good for me.
No Canadian LTE's complaining, so it seems to be one of those "oh ya, those guys need xx watts for those old boards" or something like that situation
I hate not being current lolLucky I already have 3G mentioned in my sig as it now seems to be a defining characteristic of my particular MS. And no I am not paying $600+ for LTE as 3G is (was) plenty good for me.
Crazy observation: Climate control in auto now uses higher fan speeds to maintain the setpoint. I often go out to my car to meditate after preconditioning it and have to crank the fan up manually because the slow steady state fan speed is inadequate at defeating radiant heat.
Now even with a set point of 70 the car is using fan speeds around 6 and produces a comfortable air flow.
I do this every day so I'm fairly confident this is a change that's new since 2.24.
Now even with a set point of 70 the car is using fan speeds around 6 and produces a comfortable air flow.
I do this every day so I'm fairly confident this is a change that's new since 2.24.
Great observation. I thought I noticed that too but didn't make the association between an update to that module and the @Ingineer changelog referencing climate control which I recall was about cabin heating? In any case it's been hot here in Southern California and imagined or not I like it!
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