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Trying to program the swerve drive
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Re: Mecanum vs. Swerve Drive

Link to a thread about this very subject. While it's been a few years, feel free to PM me with any questions you have. My team did implement a swerve back in 2011 (My senior year of HS) and I like to think I remember a thing or two from the good ol'e days.

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Originally Posted by jbsmithtx View Post
I meant control methods such as "car" steering, crab, swerve, etc.

And I meant the rollers were "slick" simply because they are a roller...
Theoretically, any movement that you can make with a swerve you can make with a mecanum, and vice versa.
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