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22-12-2011, 10:07
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Re: Creating a program that switch between tank and arcade
What language are you using?
In LabVIEW it's easy: just put the two different drive functions in separate cases of a CASE structure, and use whatever you have controlling which mode you want to select the appropriate case. In C++, use an if/then/else to drive it in one fashion or the other. Java should work just like C++. |
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