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Re: ANNOUNCING: navX MXP Robotics Navigation Sensor

Scott,

I too am having difficulty running the UI. If I execute navXMXPUI.bat (edited as specified to point to COM4, which is where the ST VCP is connected), I get an error "Could not find or load main class NAVXMXPUI". I am able to run navXConfig (setup.exe) with no issues which leads me to believe both the PC and navX hardware are configured properly.

I'm using Win 7 (64 bit), and have Java 1.7 runtime enabled under User settings (1.8 is also installed, but I have disabled it). I've also installed Processing 2.2.1 (BTW, 2.1 is not listed as a downloadable release) and have merged the UI "processing" directory to the [user]\Documents\Processing location. I can open the Sketch successfully however when I attempt to compile it I get the same library errors as a previous poster reported (no library found for com.kauailabs etc.). When I "Show Sketch Folder", the navXMXPUI folder (and its subfolders) is displayed as one would expect.

Where have I gone wrong? I suspect it's something in my Java configuration.
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Last edited by ayeckley : 21-01-2015 at 20:33. Reason: Update: discovered that the library needs to go under [user]/Documents/Processing, not just [user]/Processing
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