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Originally Posted by jpy1980
Im not complain, cuz all those new features are free to current BM3 subscribers right?
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Of course!
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Originally Posted by f80fan
Assume they're too busy working 24/7 just writing up the release notes! so much bundled together this time... no time to update us with the ETA
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Since 2016 we've never provided an ETA. In fact release notes is exactly what we're writing up right now
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Originally Posted by horsepower_and_hounds
BM3 is the current best option for sure. I ran stg 1 and stg 2 but settled on the clone GTS map. It is so mesmerizing with the sound. Also I have no hub done and also a really old car. With BM3 switching is super easy. Ran their platform on my first M4, M2 and with my current M4
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Originally Posted by horsepower_and_hounds
Last I heard they were planning a list of additional features all rolled into one update release so they are waiting till the others are signed off on then boom...... you will bet a few goodies
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Originally Posted by Trevorstein
Ok., Yeah! But, it begs the question, "Why wait for a few more (A.L. Canbus, etc.) unrelated (- to Map switching?) features?"
Why not release each one on its' own?
Thus, engendering doubts.
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You do have a great point for sure. We've always typically released features as we built them. This is the first time we've done a huge number of them and lumped all in one go, hence the wait, no other reason really other than its a really big job and highly time consuming, but in any case:
UPDATE:
Number of really great bm3 tuners have been with us testing all the features we've built along the way. When initial demos were shown (flex fuel being the last one Dec 22) they showed the bm3 CustomROM features built and running on a 2016 S55. The DME software here is different enough that we had to also do the work to support 2019+ DME cars as well for all the features. We could've released and supported up to 2019 model year cars but after the holidays we decided to do that as well.
In the process we also acquired a new dev car as well, a 2019 M4 CS, to complete dev and testing for 2019+ software and that has also now been completed rounding off S55 across the board.
As mentioned above, going forward we'll be going back to our regular release schedules as we've always done, shorter releases.
We have some dynos scheduled for tomorrow and we'll be releasing very soon after. Now back to writing up release notes, there's a lot to write about this time!
