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Re: General LabVIEW questions from a VERY new user

The red X with the arrows pointing in away indicates no source on the wire. You have the wire going between two data consumer with no data source. If you hover over the X or use the context help window it will give a similar explanation.

To fix one of the cases, the code for 1.5X joystick is always wired to the motor, but you really want it wired to the <0.4 selector. And the multiply has a 1.5, but it doesn't have the joystick value wired to the other input. Branch the wire at the <0.4 and hook that up to the multilply as well.

The deploy dialog is an overly alarming dialog. You are doing it correctly, confirming that you intend to stop the program already running and start the new one you are deploying. You may want to consider using the Run button on RobotMain. This will do a debugging deploy and allow you to breakpoint, probe, highlight, look at panels, and get a much better understanding of how your code executes. Build and Run as Startup are only needed when you are finished debugging and writing code.

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