jhalkias
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Had something new happen this morning, and I will be curious to see if any of you see this in the future. Lane keeping with ACC has been pretty much flawless for me. Works great, other than nagging me to hold the wheel when I already have a hand on the wheel - just not applying any torque because I never need to. Makes me wonder why they can't just use the eye tracking with ACC and lane keeping - other than those areas it gets confused sometimes with lines.
Anyway, raining pretty steady (but not an absolute downpour) and dark. I had to turn off lane keeping because it started ping-ponging me in the lane. I think that water drops on the camera with the darkness and other lights started refracting and confusing the camera about where the lines were. I do have RainX on the windows, and do not extensively use wipers, but I did try turning on the wipers and it didn't seem to mitigate it much. Once I got to an area where the rain was more of a mist it was fine again. (pun intended)
Anyone else seeing this? Someone else mentioned that the Lane keeping only uses the center camera, which probably can get confused more easily in bad weather.
Anyway, raining pretty steady (but not an absolute downpour) and dark. I had to turn off lane keeping because it started ping-ponging me in the lane. I think that water drops on the camera with the darkness and other lights started refracting and confusing the camera about where the lines were. I do have RainX on the windows, and do not extensively use wipers, but I did try turning on the wipers and it didn't seem to mitigate it much. Once I got to an area where the rain was more of a mist it was fine again. (pun intended)
Anyone else seeing this? Someone else mentioned that the Lane keeping only uses the center camera, which probably can get confused more easily in bad weather.
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