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Originally Posted by GW (Greg) Ross
That's what I thought too, but in debugging, it looked to me like mx and my DO NOT get cleared when the target is lost. As I noted in another thread, I changed the if(T_Packet_Data.my == 0) tests in tracking.c to if(T_Packet_Data.confidence <= 1) to make the tracking more reliable.
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Ehm, where did you get that from? They get cleared when there is new data from the camera, and if the data from the camera contains a y that does not exist, it will be set to 0, as in it can not find it.
That is at least what I got from the code, and the fact that each time the slow loop is run data is retrieved from the camera.