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Re: Custom Robot Controller
You are right about that not being quite what I want, but I have a feeling it is very complex, will pass it on if I find a way though
 Thanks for the tip about NetworkTables though, they may be just good enough to work, am trying now 
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15-09-2013, 10:11
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Re: Custom Robot Controller
another possiility, look at Virtual Joystick. Defines a virtual joystick on the driver station that you can manipulate from other programs running on the driver station. http://vjoystick.sourceforge.net/site/
not as easy as network tables, though....
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