solenoid button help

[Mark McLeod]

Here are two approaches:

1) Incorporate a feedback node to remember what your last choice was.

2) Embed the solenoid Set into two Cases, one for each button, so that it only gets Set when a button is pushed. The False Cases would be empty.

[Team3993Tom]

Originally Posted by Mark McLeod

Here are two approaches:

1) Incorporate a feedback node to remember what your last choice was.

2) Embed the solenoid Set into two Cases, one for each button, so that it only gets Set when a button is pushed. The False Cases would be empty.

where is the feedback node?

[Mark McLeod]

Programming -> Structures

[Team3993Tom]

Originally Posted by Mark McLeod

Programming -> Structures

Would the feedback be inside the case, connecting button to feedback then case, or case to feedback to set?

(by the way thank you for putting up with my stupid questions)

[Mark McLeod]

It's easier to show, so here's an example (attachment 1) using a Select (found under Programming -> Comparison), and a Feedback node that remembers what the last value set was.


The second attachment shows the alternate method that just uses Case statements. The extra Case boxes at the bottom are just there to show what the False cases look like.

[Team3993Tom]

Originally Posted by Mark McLeod

It's easier to show, so here's an example (attachment 1) using a Select (found under Programming -> Comparison), and a Feedback node that remembers what the last value set was.


The second attachment shows the alternate method that just uses Case statements. The extra Case boxes at the bottom are just there to show what the False cases look like.

thank you for all the help, I was able to get it all to work. if you know anything about mecanum drive, http://www.chiefdelphi.com/forums/sh...d.php?t=125051