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FSD v12.x (end to end AI)
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- #fixphantombraking autopilot chill is not chill elon is an ass fix fsd extreme late deceleration fsd does not commit to go fsd does not maintain proper speed fsd hard and late braking fsd jerky driving fsd late deceleration fsd stops too early too quickly fsd stops too far behind line fsd tailgating in city streets
zoomer0056
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That's a temporary sign. Must be for a special event. Some context would be helpful. Or maybe this is AI generated.
Looks like people should be able to manually check for updates using the in-vehicle Software screen to get 2024.3.25 / 12.3.6 now including USS-less or legacy S/X. Presumably these vehicles previously excluded from the rollout have release notes only mentioning 12.3.6 without Autopark or Park Assist updates if someone can confirm? Unless there's a nice surprise for legacy also getting the new Autopark?
j0shm1lls
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Huh... A double header today. This is the first time I've received 2 updates in 1 day...
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In GA we don't have an fugly front license plate so there are lots of lots that prohibit or discourage back in parking. FL also doesn't have a front plate.
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Looks like no apparent change to the model size. Though, mine is now using Bank B instead of A prior to update.
mgs333
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I got 12.3.5 yesterday by manually checking, today it was already downloading 12.3.6 when I checked after pulling into my garage. 2018 Intel USS model 3.
Looking fwd to getting the new autopark.
Looking fwd to getting the new autopark.
hey8you
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2 in one day? wow. Im guessing this cant be that common.
At my work we had a few spots compact spots that say no backing in. The funny thing with those spots, because a 1973 C10 has huge overhang behind the rear wheels. Parking forward mean the bed sticks out quite far into the lanes but backing in, the front does not stick out at all. I used to park my truck there all the time because like a cat, if it fits, i parks.
But what happens next? If we are on 2024.3.25, trial is ending today and I don't want FSD will I be stuck on 3.X for the foreseeable future and not get to go to 14.X? I still haven't seen any confirmation or denial that 14.3 has FSD V12 in it. If it still has V11 then I feel it could be awhile for us on 3.X to get the new Spring features.
zoomer0056
Active Member
FSD is embedded in the firmware upgrades, not the other way around. Your car will get the firmware upgrade. It's up to the owner to enable the embedded FSD.
old pilot
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Likely felt sorry for you following the “thumb” story.
j0shm1lls
Member
I mean... the thumb is still there, its just more... aerodynamic now.
Day 2 of FSD v12.3.6 on my ~13 mile route:
Highlights:
Highlights:
- Only one intervention:
- Pressing the accelerator when a stop turned green while turning left, with the lead vehicle in the opposite direction turning left as well. (Not a turn lane.)
- Very few lane changes, really only when necessary.
- I did not enable MLC.
- Speed control continued to be very good.
- Not always going to my set speed, but no point of speeding up just to slow down when you will just come up to slower, or stopped, traffic.
- I only experienced the FSD Wiggle on 1 out of 4 lane changes.
- So it isn't 100% fixed, but much better.
- Turns signals don't appear to come on as earlier as they did in 12.3.3.
- Still too early in some cases in my opinion, but much better.
- It appears that the braking and acceleration changes I noted yesterday were actually because of mainly following people instead of being a lead vehicle.
- Today I was a lead vehicle most of the time, and the braking was better and the acceleration from stops worse.
- It appears that FSD emulates the lead vehicle too much, instead of smoothing things out.
- Wipers were much better:
- Seemed to react to changes much quicker. (Slowing to intermittent at stops, changing speeds when driving based on how heavy the waves of rain were.)
- However, after it cleared and wipers were no longer needed there were some dry wipes.
- It turned into my driveway at the end today, which it didn't do yesterday.
- I'm curious why it isn't consistent about this.
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