Probably because it's not safe to use on surface streets, due to the typically tighter conditions.
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Probably because it's not safe to use on surface streets, due to the typically tighter conditions.
yousexy
Member
AP1 car needs some love too. no blind spot warning for AP1? awwwwwwwwwwwwww. For Dashcam, although I don't know how it works at this point, I still prefer 3rd party dashcam. (I could be wrong on this)
It appears to be using the rear-facing cameras for blind spot warning, and AP1 doesn't have those.
mtndrew1
Active Member
Fixed instances where the EAP neural network becomes sentient.
Never understood the fact that it does work on AP1 cars when in local roads...
He isn't in the US, so I'm not sure if it will work for him. (Maybe he can hack the car to make it work?)
As I understand it, auto lane change isn't always available, doesn't always execute properly for everybody, or doesn't necessarily respond the way people want it to.
So, now, if people want to have autosteer on, when changing lanes they'll have to deal with those inconsistencies and differences, or change MSM to MDSME.
fasteddie7
Active Member
It was. It was in the notes when 8.0 came out. It showed 8.0 release notes then had off and on ramp coming in 8.1. Then 8.1 was delayed and after getting hounded about it they released it any of the promised features seemingly to shut everyone up about 8.1 then the promises faded away with time replaced with new ones for the new hardware.
spc
Member
change MSM to MDSME. what does it mean?
"They'll have to deal..." say who??? AP1 works as expected. it does a great job everywhere. The driver is the one in control when to change lanes not the computer. I just want to hear the real reason it is only allowed as mentioned before. I have been guessing for over a year already and yet to find a hint of one.
Hello Mr. Musk... wont you get me an answer?
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Totally agreed. I don't want audio alerts (at least not in the form of beeps or unpleasant sounds) for lane change thoughtcrimes. Sure if I get imminently close to someone, beep like there's no tomorrow (note that AP1 and 2 already do this, if you get within a few inches of sideswiping a car it will trigger a collision alarm and possibly nudge your wheel back).
But if I'm just thinking about changing lanes, I'd rather have haptic feedback or visual feedback.
FWIW I think instead of just turning the line red on putting on your turn signal, I'd prefer them to just color-code the lanes orange or red when they're occupied at all times.
chispas
Member
It seems like at least they have pulled the car up so now it can show cars next and behind you. It also displays a red line if you turn on your turn signal and there is a vehicle next to you
Also, something about turning a lane grey if it thinks it’s more optimal to be in or something(and maybe automatically moving to it when autopilot on nav is enabled). Hard to figure out exactly what that part means without seeing it.
fasteddie7
Active Member
This seems to be ap2 and above. Strange ap1 might not get blind spot detection that my grandmother has in her Nissan Sentra lol
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