EcoCloudIT
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@kiwiadventure - It changes lanes by prompting me, I then have to confirm by tapping the cruise control or indicator (as per the pop up message) and also does indicate and come off of off ramps etc.
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Check you screen settings from promoting change lanes to change lanes automatically and it should drive to and down off ramp automatically.@kiwiadventure - It changes lanes by prompting me, I then have to confirm by tapping the cruise control or indicator (as per the pop up message) and also does indicate and come off of off ramps etc.
I'm not as my 3 jumps to the fast lane with no traffic in front to pass and then jumps back to lane 1 all within 2 minutes and still no traffic.New update 2019.40.50.7 has a vast improvement on Navigate on Autopilot, not only is lane changes generally good now its also taking exits and interchanges very well.
Very impressed and glad to see it improved.
I've noticed some weird behavior with NoA while using no confirmation lane change and confirmation lane change and I have reason to believe that No Confirmation is bugged.
Are there any others here that have NOA but not FSD? My understanding was that FSD was not required for this. (FWIW, I have not paid for FSD and I don’t have NOA as yet - I am on MCU1/ HW2.0).Our Model X (AP2.5) that we had to pay like $7k for AutoPilot does not have a license (we have not paid) for FSD however is working with “Navigate on AutoPilot”.
The behavior is not programmed directly by a software programmer. That's not how neural networks work.How could a software programmer make such an elementary **** up?
So, I have since looked into this and while FSD is now required for NOA, it should be included in cars that have”EAP” (Enhanced Autopilot) - no longer an available package but it was when I bought my car. This explains why I have smart summon and auto park etc without FSDAre there any others here that have NOA but not FSD? My understanding was that FSD was not required for this. (FWIW, I have not paid for FSD and I don’t have NOA as yet - I am on MCU1/ HW2.0).
When to use indicators would certainly be programmed by a software programmer. The neural net is for computer vision.The behavior is not programmed directly by a software programmer. That's not how neural networks work.
So, I have since looked into this and while FSD is now required for NOA, it should be included in cars that have”EAP” (Enhanced Autopilot) - no longer an available package but it was when I bought my car. This explains why I have smart summon and auto park etc without FSD
wow, sounds like a reasonable outcome, ECIT?yep, exactly what I have been advised by Tesla.
Strange that you need a HW3.0 computer for NOA but not for Smart Summon or auto lane changeSo, I have since looked into this and while FSD is now required for NOA, it should be included in cars that have”EAP” (Enhanced Autopilot) - no longer an available package but it was when I bought my car. This explains why I have smart summon and auto park etc without FSD