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Re: Java Conditional Command

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Originally Posted by SamCarlberg View Post
If you just want a rising/falling edge trigger, you could just poll the isFinished() method of the previous command, though that would break the CommandGroup paradigm a little
I've written one off wait for specific value commands that basically do the same thing the initial thread was started about. Things like having the robot move at a certain speed and when it reaches certain distances fire off certain commands. Think 7 disc auto in 2013. Never needed to stop, but as you reached the certain distances you could activate a certain chain of events.

What is the CommandGroup paradigm for doing down a different command path based on a decision from a previous step? Think hot goals in 2014.
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