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OFFICIAL BUTTON WATCH
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clydeiii
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To me, it seems like you should use AP whenever possible to increase your score.
FalconFour
Member
okay, hopefully some humor is welcome at this point, but
My first time learning DeepFaceLab (and yeah, I got lazy with cleaning up the masking; be gentle)
My first time learning DeepFaceLab (and yeah, I got lazy with cleaning up the masking; be gentle)
Yep. When he was asked on twitter, Elon replied that autopilot is good.
EVNow
Well-Known Member
Yes - but when someone pointed out issues - he just said log the issue.
At this point - its easier to avoid known issues and drive carefully than get Tesla to correct issues.
Good job and quite realistic, the only thing more cringe-inducing is that real Tesla Bot dancing video! Your gif keeps winning the staring contest... must look awayokay, hopefully some humor is welcome at this point, but
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My first time learning DeepFaceLab (and yeah, I got lazy with cleaning up the masking; be gentle)
"Get your ass to Mars"okay, hopefully some humor is welcome at this point, but
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My first time learning DeepFaceLab (and yeah, I got lazy with cleaning up the masking; be gentle)
FalconFour
Member
I didn't know what a plus-sized Elon face would look like, but I will admit the blending started to look pretty good in the end. haha. I'll probably take another shot at it eventually with a longer-cut storyline for full effect.
In another 2 weeks
KArnold
Active Member
OK.
BUT, if you are trolling down the highway on AP and it "dives" into the exit lane (esp. if 2 lanes are exiting), you correct via the steering wheel. Now you have potential unsafe turn and follow-distance. I got dinged on "follow distance" in my first rush-hour (about 50 MPH) traffic this AM for that very reason, but only for a short while. I can much better anticipate/plan driving like grandma when NOT using AP.
But, in areas where something like that's unlikely - knock yourself out. There's a lovely, well-marked, very wide, 50 MPH road near me I could run it all day long. But I won't be using it in rush hour or heavy traffic for a while.
This, all day. I had AP on and a car was going to cross the street in front of me. I knew the AP was going to brake hard as **** but I let it do it anyways because I knew if I disengaged AP it would have dinged me hard on braking.
Sure enough, AP hit the brakes hard as hell and FCW triggered. Not reflected in my safety score. Learning to work the system is half the battle.
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so i take it back,...drive in AP ALL THE TIME!
FalconFour
Member
The button is in the car on the Autopilot settings page. What's that look like?
Also, resizing your screenshots when posting (use the resize button in the post editor) is always a good idea as not to be the absolute loudest thing in the thread
My bad lol.The button is in the car on the Autopilot settings page. What's that look like?
Also, resizing your screenshots when posting (use the resize button in the post editor) is always a good idea as not to be the absolute loudest thing in the thread
Here are the three screens in the car.
I guess that’s “situational awareness” too. The awareness to let the car do something poor because it would otherwise impact the driving score. I wish it reward drivers for intervening in situations it’s struggling with.
That's called Real Estate Tax.
Jokes aside, that happens to me sometimes. I complained once or twice to Tesla, they asked me to submit a bug report and open a service ticket. But also advised me to reboot because if they fix it, it'll be for the whole fleet.
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