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Where does the line start?
Where does the line for linetracking start? Is it inside the box that the robot starts in or is it outside. According to this: http://www.cyberblue234.com/download...o/P3075669.MOV this video it is about 2 feet away from your robot. Or is it because they are in the corner of the box?


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Re: Where does the line start?
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Or is it because they are in the corner of the box?
Exactly. You may position your 'bot all the way out to the edge of the ramp, and you will notice that the line extends well past there.
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