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 By the end of week six, I'm sick of looking at the robot enough that stuffing it in a bag is rather cathartic...:rolleyes: - 2544HCRC [more] |
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they haven't said, but my guess would be no.... besides, its smart to guesstimate a starting position and make a program that doesn't need it to be exact
(or train someone to be able to measure in their head  )
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