Thread: That cRIO simulator mentioned at Kick-Off
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Re: That cRIO simulator mentioned at Kick-Off
The simulator shouldn't really have been called a cRIO simulator or a vxWorks simulator. It is a robot simulator. It runs your WPILib code on the PC and that communicates to the generic NI Robot Simulator containing a FIRST specific model that is approximately a kitbot with lots of sensors. At the moment, only LV has the communications integrated into its WPILib implementation.

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