Having been using this for a while I reckon tacc is much improved. Lot less false warnings. Doesn't try and take me off the motorway at junctions it used too and generally a nicer experience.
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[UK] 2022.24
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I agree that a significant increase on TeslaFi tends to show a full release is starting, rather than a tentative trial to a few cars.
I find that a full release is confirmed when the manual gets updated. It has been, to 2022.24.5. Note that the URL doesn't change. The latest manual for the 'current' release is always at the same address.
The revised manual does cover Tesla profiles, moving the repeater camera image and traffic light availability for all cars.
There are a few additional changes documented (I've not got the release yet, so this is from the manual), not mentioned on Tesla News, Latest Software Updates, Tesla Rumors and Tips:
There are a few additional changes documented (I've not got the release yet, so this is from the manual), not mentioned on Tesla News, Latest Software Updates, Tesla Rumors and Tips:
- Forward collision warning now resets to Medium at the beginning of each drive. It used to retain the setting you made.
- A new 'Multi-Collision Braking' capability is documented, which is operational even if AEB is disabled for the current drive.
- The tyre pressure display now also shows the recommended cold pressures (so you don't need to look at the door pillar!).
Zilla91
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Oh joy, I can look forward to the car shitting itself every time I go past a parked car at over 10mph
I've found this is actually improved. Seems to trigger when it gets a surprise rather than traffic parked on the road ahead. As an example it isn't warning now at a bit of road where cars are parked both sides but did alert when I came round a corner to see a car parked on the verge..
scdoubleu
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First decent-length trip on 2022.24 yesterday - East Mids to Blackpool and back using A50 and M6. No real changes in AP/EAP behaviour compared to 2022.20 as far as I can tell.
Not seen any flying pigs yet. I got the impression once FSD is sorted then they might look at the EAP.
I also saw a youtube video about that, but that won't fix the dangerous behavior of EAP.
At the moment, as there is talk of single stack for FSD. So in theory this could filter down to the rest.
I wonder if the fact that Norway got this early (probably employee cars, but still) is any indicator of whether they might be on track for being the first European country to get FSD beta? As far as I'm aware Norway have opted out of the relevant parts of UNECE (r29?), or enough of it for Musk to say this:
That was nigh on 2 years ago mind, so it gives you some inkling as to how long the UK, a RHD country, will be after that (i.e. several years).
That was nigh on 2 years ago mind, so it gives you some inkling as to how long the UK, a RHD country, will be after that (i.e. several years).
Article suggests that with 2022.24.5 you can now uninstall games you don't play. Also, new info added to tyre pressure screen with a time stamp for last updated reading and recommended cold pressures
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Tesla 2022.24.5: Turn Signal Indicators Move, Uninstall Games, Tire Pressure Timestamp - TeslaNorth.com
Tesla released its 2022.24.5 software update on the weekend and now we’re seeing some undocumented changes in this release, according to Not a Tesla App. The major feature change in the 2022.24 update was the ability to customize your Blind Spot Camera location to show in the upper left of the...
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I had thought that the "taking you off the motorway" bug had been fixed a good few releases ago, but it happen again today, for the first time in ages, on 2022.20.8. Hoping that 2022.24 really does fix it.
FWIW, I'd always assumed that the style of lane marking you get at junctions is something that the neural net hasn't (hadn't?) been trained on, and therefore the car doesn't always see it - or at least isn't quite sure whether it is a real lane marking.
It happened to me today when the car in front of me took the exit - I think this may be the "lead car" thing. At least in FSD Beta, I believe that if the car doesn't have confidence that it has correctly interpreted the road markings, it will sometimes decide that it's safer to follow the path of the car in front of it (the "lead car") rather than rely on a low confidence of its understanding of the environment. Not sure though if this behaviour exists in normal autopilot, but maybe?
I would say you have nail on the head, I wondered why it only does sometimes and not always. Possibly could also be what's happening with the phantom braking and other unexpected behavior.
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