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Re: How to go about making tankDrive and ArcadeDrive methods

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Originally Posted by lineskier View Post
arc estimators will have to be coded up as only standard sin cos and tan are supported
Not sure what you mean by the above. Java, C++, and LabVIEW all support the atan2 function.


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My interest has been peaked by approaching the arcade drive similar to a mecanum by using arc functions.
There's nothing wrong with exploring that, it's a great way to learn. But what is the basis for the following statements:

the best case would be to use trig even for an arcade drive to ensure max values

programming a mec via trig is a lot easier than doing it without it





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