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Re: One or Two Drivers??

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Originally Posted by messer5740 View Post
So how would you code multiple drivers for one robot??? We used one driver this year but we only had three buttons that were used.
If you only use three buttons, one driver is usually best. If your robot has multiple continuous manipulators and little automation, you may want to add a second driver (or gunner). In this case, the drive controls will be on one joystick/controller and the manipulators on another.
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