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Re: Limit Switches

Hi,

The simple way to do this would be with an if statement:

Code:
double speed = getJoystickAxis();

if(limitswitch.get() && speed<0)
{
    speed=0;
}
motor.set(speed);
That makes your motor output 0 instead of a negative value when your switch is pressed, but still allows it to have a positive value
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