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Yes - its as if Chicago is a ghost town !Frenchie needs to run with more traffic, his latest videos have almost zero interaction with other drivers
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Yes - its as if Chicago is a ghost town !Frenchie needs to run with more traffic, his latest videos have almost zero interaction with other drivers
Slightly iffy drive from DT
In my SoCal suburbia FSD Beta works incredibly well. There are a couple of nonstandard intersections it is very iffy on (mostly ones with a small, minor residential street running adjacent to a major street, separated by a narrow median).I'd say more than slightly. That's actually exactly my experience using it in non-construction zone, well marked, suburbia. We've got a ways to go
Strangely yesterday after a few better and few about the same I had my by far worst drive day on Beta. Sometimes I want to apply anthropomorphism (like we all do) and say it is learning and improving or hard headed and repeating the same mistakes.I was about to write off 10.4 as a wasted release - but I a good drive !
About 15 miles of to & fro at night, rain while coming back. No drama and nearly no-interventions (I disengaged at multilane roundabout). Even the right turn from stop was less jittery.
Even the phantom braking I was consistently getting on the route has disappeared over the last few days.
I was about to write off 10.4 as a wasted release - but I a good drive !
About 15 miles of to & fro at night, rain while coming back. No drama and nearly no-interventions (I disengaged at multilane roundabout). Even the right turn from stop was less jittery.
Even the phantom braking I was consistently getting on the route has disappeared over the last few days.
I've found the worst scenario for FSD in terms of figuring out the lines is low Sun on a wet road. The reflection off the road makes it difficult for the cameras to figure out the lanes - esp. if the lines are somewhat faded.Places where FSDbeta used to coast, like patchwork roadwork with alphalt and concrete that might be mistaken for an object or speed bump, it just drives on by even at night.
I've found the worst scenario for FSD in terms of figuring out the lines is low Sun on a wet road. The reflection off the road makes it difficult for the cameras to figure out the lanes - esp. if the lines are somewhat faded.
This road has no center line - but has side lines. FSD would "detect" double yellow center lines and kept find / not finding side lines every second.
His last word "poor" aligns with my experience too although there are some small improvements in 10.4 just not enough to outweigh all the poor things.Dirty Tesla's latest video. Glad to see he's reporting lots of issues with 10.4. Aligns with my experience with it.
I appreciate Chuck doing these - but I wish he did "normal" unprotected lefts, rather than one that really requires a stop in the median. FSD simply doesn't have that logic now ... no point testing that over & over. Once they say they have built that feature - that would be a good time to test that.Still doesn’t have median logic,
I tried to recalibrate today. Mistake. I drove about 20 miles and the additional camera calibration Beta needs has it stuck on 99 percent right now, lol. I had to drive 20 miles myself instead of Beta doing most of my drive for me! Might head out later tonight to see if I can get the last bit of calibration needed. It was stuck on 99 percent for the last five miles, so it isn’t just a question of miles, I guess. I wish I knew what it needed to see to complete so I could go do it and knock it out of the way.Dirty Tesla found that re-calibrating his cameras seemed to improve 10.4 vs. his two previous bad rides.
This is what the manual says are ideal conditions for camera calibration:I tried to recalibrate today. Mistake. I drove about 20 miles and the additional camera calibration Beta needs has it stuck on 99 percent right now, lol. I had to drive 20 miles myself instead of Beta doing most of my drive for me! Might head out later tonight to see if I can get the last bit of calibration needed. It was stuck on 99 percent for the last five miles, so it isn’t just a question of miles, I guess. I wish I knew what it needed to see to complete so I could go do it and knock it out of the way.
Model 3 Owner's Manual | TeslaWhen calibration is complete, Autopilot features are available for use. Calibration typically completes after driving 20-25 miles (32-40 km), but the distance varies depending on road and environmental conditions. For example, calibration completes quicker when driving on a straight road with multiple lanes, such as a freeway or highway, with highly-visible lane markings (in the driving lane as well as the adjacent lanes). Contact Tesla only if your Model 3 has not completed the calibration process after driving 100 miles (160 km) in the described conditions.
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To calibrate, cameras require highly-visible lane markings in both the driving lane and adjacent lanes (at least two lanes over on each side of the vehicle). For best results, drive in the middle lane of a freeway or highway (ideally with at least five lanes) that has clear lane markings and minimal traffic.