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Re: Unable to invert motor

For future reference, I believe there is a method to invert your speed controller.

In the class SpeedController:

Code:
SpeedController.setInverted();
Correct me if I'm wrong.
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Re: Unable to invert motor

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For future reference, I believe there is a method to invert your speed controller.

In the class SpeedController:

Code:
SpeedController.setInverted();
Correct me if I'm wrong.
You can't invert object within RobotDrive unless they are fed to robot drive which is a bit of work
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