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Originally Posted by Hieb
True. My initial impressions (while I was writing before) was that with the steering wheel it was more of an either/or proposition--I can either have a tight turn (ex. left wheels = 127, right wheels = 254) or 0 turn radius (left wheels = 0, right wheels = 254), but not both as would be possible with joysticks.
Further thought on the matter has led me to an implementation that would allow both--I guess I just like joysticks because with a rookie team that only has 1 programmer (and she has no previous programming experience), I'll probably end up writing most of the code this year and joysticks are easy to implement.
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DISCLAIMER: I have never tried this
I think if you used the one joystick drive setup in the default code and just used the steering wheel's output instead of 'p1_x' and used the throttle joystick's y value in the place of 'p1_y' it would work.