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Re: ZomB: a C# Drag and Drop Dashboard

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Originally Posted by Robototes2412 View Post
just to check, you can use ZomB with just m$ C# express 2008?
currently 2008 (Express and Pro) it is the only supported dev Enviroment (2010 should work though, as well as MonoDevelop. it DOES NOT work on Mac or linux though)

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Originally Posted by Damaku250 View Post
Posting from a teammate's account here...

Anyway, I'm trying to use zomB, but I can't get the default zomB dashboard to update at all. For testing purposes I'm just trying to feed a value of 0.5 to grph and -0.5 to grph2 and nothing is coming up. I'm using Java. Yes, I've declared and instantiated a ZDashboard object (named zomB), and the zomB.Add()s and .Send() are in the teleop loop method. The dashboard is set to our team number and the driverstation is of course properly configured for our team.
I won't have access to a robot for a while, so this could be hard.
the team number box on the dashboard is for the camera (so it shouldn't have any affect)

are you running ZomB on the classmate (if so what account) or on a remote computer?
your code looks like this correct?
Code:
void operatorControl()
{
//code
while (istelop)
{
//code
zomB.Add("grph", 0.55);//0.5 is on a line, 0.55 is above a line
zomB.Add("grph2", -0.5);
zomB.Send();
//code
}//end of while
}//end of operatorControl
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