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Re: Mecanum - Cartesian problems
I believe you've wired you're x-axis to both the x input and the y input and you're y axis to nowhere.
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Re: Mecanum - Cartesian problems
There is similar issues happening to us too. I attached the VI picture to this post of the teleop and where I call the motors.
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Re: Mecanum - Cartesian problems
I don't know if you've probed the throttle to see the value, or what type of joystick is being used, but if the throttle is nonzero, that would cause the robot to constantly spin.
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Re: Mecanum - Cartesian problems
it looks like your front left motor is inverted and your back left motor is not inverted, which might be what's causing your problems
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Re: Mecanum - Cartesian problems
It turns out that the drive on our robot's motors were messing up, which caused the trouble with our strafing.
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