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Re: Custom drive train: Right joystick

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Well what is wanted is having the X of the right joystick turn the robot while the left joystick Y controls the speed. What we need to know is how the use both the X and Y of two separate joysticks. We are very new to LabVIEW. Right now we are trying to get some knowledge on that with a basic Tri-Bot. Currently it is only one controller right now. Sorry if it is something really basic that I am missing with this.
See the TankDrive software example that comes with the FRC2011 LabVIEW installation.

Click on "Axis2" and change it to "Axis1" to access the X axis.

Then use Axis1 (X) to control rotation and Axis2 (Y) to control speed.


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