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Re: Java x axis on joystick

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Which programming model are you using (Sample, Iterative, etc)?

What model of joystick are you using?

What motor controller are you using (Talon SR, Talon SRX, Jaguar...)?

Essentially, you need to declare a motor controller and a joystick axis, and do a motor.set(joystick.getX()) several times a second.


Here's a recent snapshot of our current "elevator" at github. It's built on the IterativeRobot template.
Hi GeeTwo,

What is the purpose of a PID subsystem? I have never understood why PIDSubsystems are used -- couldn't this have been accomplished using just a regular subsystem? What are the advantages to using a PIDSubsystem and when should it be used?
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