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Just got 2019.24.4
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Robert831
Member
I noticed the backup camera has more contrast, and the colors are more saturated. Maybe good for low-contrast situations, and therefore safer? But it definitely looks less natural.
That's just the regular firmware. It's way too small to be the navigation/maps update.
pdx_m3s
Active Member
Wish there was a way to “request” a navigation/map update.
Glamisduner
Active Member
I don't really have 24.7 
But I appear to have gone from one version of 24.4 to another.. Maybe it was just a maps update.
But I appear to have gone from one version of 24.4 to another.. Maybe it was just a maps update.
follow.johnny
FSD Beta Tester
After further testing, auto lane change is indeed faster and more decisive when making the lane change.
Types of scenarios test:
• Lane change with no car in lane
• Lane change with car near my blindspot
• Land change with car driving to my blindspot
Glad this new change has been made to faster lane changes.
chronopc
Active Member
i was hoping this update would finally make it so my music volume gets saved, but nope. For some reason every time I get back in my car the volume of the music is low regardless of where I had it when I exited the car. Is this how it is for everyone?
My volume is always right where I left it. Are you using your cell phone or a USB drive or something as the audio source?
On the other hand, turn signal activated lane changes still decelerate ~2MPH when there's a car in the blindspot of the lane you're changing to EVEN if you're going faster than that "blindspot" vehicle. It's one of the few annoying features remaining in vanilla AP highway behavior.
I see this when I'm in the left-most lane, I pass a vehicle that's in the lane to my right, and then I initiate the turn signal to get in front of the vehicle I've just passed. If I initiate the turn signal while the "passed" vehicle is still in the red-zone, the Tesla decelerates. I always need to step on the accelerator to compensate.
24.4
I see this when I'm in the left-most lane, I pass a vehicle that's in the lane to my right, and then I initiate the turn signal to get in front of the vehicle I've just passed. If I initiate the turn signal while the "passed" vehicle is still in the red-zone, the Tesla decelerates. I always need to step on the accelerator to compensate.
24.4
chronopc
Active Member
willow_hiller
Well-Known Member
Tested the manual lane change with AP and no FSD. It still works as long as you do a full press of the turn signal instead of a half press.
Also, has anyone else noticed their car tracking a lot more vehicles? I was on an on-ramp on the way home today and my 3 was tracking 3-4 cars around me at a time. Got a quick screenshot, for a moment even the car behind me was highlighted in dark grey. Maybe an AP update in prep for city driving?
Also, has anyone else noticed their car tracking a lot more vehicles? I was on an on-ramp on the way home today and my 3 was tracking 3-4 cars around me at a time. Got a quick screenshot, for a moment even the car behind me was highlighted in dark grey. Maybe an AP update in prep for city driving?
I tested further last night on my way home as well and I found that of my 5 lane changes, the quick activation of the turn signal (three blinks) deactivated Autosteer 2 times. The others I had to physically steer the wheel to get it deactivated. I rebooted last night and the one time I tried this morning, it disabled. So it's possible that it was because I hadn't rebooted after installing the update.
Not sure I understand. With FSD if you pull the lever down/cut on signal and it changes lanes as long as it is clear. If another car is in the lane it may try slowing down or may cancel the auto lane change. In your first post you said "...it still works..." What are you saying it does?
pdx_m3s
Active Member
Knightshade
Well-Known Member
he said manual lane changes
You need EAP or FSD to have the car do the lane changes for you (either during NoA or by command)
"Manual" lane change with AP. You're still changing lanes yourself, and breaking AP to do so - but the software makes the threshold to release AP much lower if the turn signal is on.
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