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Dashboard Clusters
How do I tell what the Dashboard.AddCluster effects?
I see the examples using things like Dashboard.SetFloat() etc. in the AddCluster, but I don't know how to tell what elements on the driver station dashboard they effect. PS: We are trying to create a custom dashboard using the labview dashboard creator, and controlling it using c++ on the robot. 
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16-02-2013, 11:50
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Re: Dashboard Clusters
I believe you are using the older API for constructing a binary type to send to the robot. This still works, but a much simpler mechanism is in place now called SmartDashboard. You may want to try using it instead.
If you want to forge ahead, I'd look for a tutorial on the API because you have to use the Add... methods carefully to construct the binary type that LV uses. Greg McKaskle
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