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Re: Single Joystick Tank Drive

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Originally Posted by Shantali View Post
But if trying to pull the joystick back-left, the left motor is working 100% backwards, which essentially moves the robot's back to the right. If pulling back-right, the right motor is working 100% backwards, which moves the robot back to the left. Intuitively when trying to do that, you'd expect it to work like a car would, turning left would make the back go left..

I would like to change that so drivers could have it more intuitively.
That's what this is supposed to do. Try it.


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