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Tried it on the Altima, but it wasn't usable. It usually aborted maneuvers saying road not straight.
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Add gasPressed like steeringPressed as criteria to not start, often I would tap gas slightly but it didn't prevent it from starting and it would abort because speed was slightly above 20 mph
It would start the maneuvers silently. Parked cars would have been hit had I not overrode in some cases. Is there no beep to warn when it starts or did I just miss it? I would quickly check if the model's road edges describe this, if not a beep is fine.
You can press the lateral maneuvers button while onroad, but it doesn't do anything
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idk if just me, but this is hard to parse. Which lines correspond to the y axis values on the right vs. left? Should be color coded or do what is generally recognized in the plotting world
what is desired and actual lat accel? is it roll compensated? use real log.capnp signal names like long report, which is unambiguous and requires no thought:
we mainly care about two things: how is the response from our final request to the car vs. what the car actuates? and how is openpilot's limiting interfering with what we actually desire? you'll want to plot both carControl and carOutput signals. It's unclear which we're plotting. If it's just carControl I don't think you can gain anything useful from the plots, say if the angle or torque limiting is super severe
in our plots green is usually actual and orange is usually desired, so it's flipped for lateral plots, but this is debatable. at least match longitudinal report
Tried it on the Altima, but it wasn't usable. It usually aborted maneuvers saying road not straight.
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idk if just me, but this is hard to parse. Which lines correspond to the y axis values on the right vs. left? Should be color coded or do what is generally recognized in the plotting world

what is desired and actual lat accel? is it roll compensated? use real log.capnp signal names like long report, which is unambiguous and requires no thought:

we mainly care about two things: how is the response from our final request to the car vs. what the car actuates? and how is openpilot's limiting interfering with what we actually desire? you'll want to plot both
carControlandcarOutputsignals. It's unclear which we're plotting. If it's justcarControlI don't think you can gain anything useful from the plots, say if the angle or torque limiting is super severein our plots green is usually actual and orange is usually desired, so it's flipped for lateral plots, but this is debatable. at least match longitudinal report