Thread: Drive motor spinning out...need slower response
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Re: Drive motor spinning out...need slower response
You could modify the response curve of your joystick to emphasize the low end more
Like this:


Or your could cut the top speed by multiplying the joystick axis by a percentage, like .75, before feeding it to the Motor Output.
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