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31-03-2003, 21:31
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ACK!!!!
Greg and I got pretty mad in our 2nd qualifying match. We put our robot out, set autonomous, and had the controller set up correctly. We were getting a valid signal and weren't disabled. Autonomous started and the robot didn't move but light turned on. During human control period, nothing responded even though the OI said we were getting a signal and not disabled. We tested the robot after the match and it was fine. Next match, our robot ran perfectly without any changes except changing a constant for amount of turn in autonomous. That weird and it did not seem at all our fault that nothing worked. |
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