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03-02-2016, 10:09

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Re: Easiest way to program autonomous?

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Originally Posted by Heber Hooper

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We are running short on time and as a rookie team we need help with programming. Any help is great thanks.

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Which template are you using? SampleRobot, IterativeRobot, or Command-Based? If you are using Command-Based it is pretty easy, compared to the other formats.

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