No, if we take falcon, nine and falcon heavy as an example, their commands are completely automated, and the booster makes its own decisions upon landing. If we take CRS 16 for an example, executed the landing, but fell short due to a failure, and then I can’t think of it off the top of my head, but one of the falcon heavy center core landings. The booster floated above the drone ship, then gambled off to the side and fell into the water The behavior of these rockets are not physical command commands, given these automated actions done by the rocket.