14-03-2011, 12:52
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AKA: Bethany Carlson
 FRC #0956 (Eagle Cybertechnology) Team Role: Alumni
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Join Date: Dec 2009
Rookie Year: 2008
Location: Oregon
Posts: 126
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Re: Limit switches in autonomous
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Originally Posted by nighterfighter
Have you tried running JUST that else statement, (running the motor) in autonomous?
That will help you rule out if you just initialized things improperly.
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Yes, I am pretty sure we have. [Everything is 'pretty sure' at this point because I haven't had access to the robot for three weeks...]
I know we tried running just the if-statement, with no line-following code or anything like that. There may have been a print-to-driver-station or something like that as well, but nothing that should affect it, I believe.
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