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 I wonder if we sang songs to Bill Miller if that would get TIMS opened sooner, like the way it worked to wring game hints out of Dave Laverly. - rsisk [more] |
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28-02-2011, 11:54
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Re: Button conundrum
You can't use multiple Motor Set Output functions for the same motor at the same time and expect consistent results. One of them will "win", though predicting which one gets executed last is generally not possible.
What you need to do is find a way to choose among the possible motor output values and feed them to a single Set Output. You can use Case blocks in series, or use cascaded Select functions (my personal preference). 
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