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Re: Using LabVIEW vision with Java code
Are you saying that you are trying to run both Java and LabVIEW at the same time on your RoboRIO? That doesn't sound good to me...
Could you post code so that it's easier to debug? Are you using the LabVIEW vision example to process images on the RoboRIO? Why don't you run your vision code in a custom LabVIEW dashboard and then send back values to the Java code (on the RoboRIO) over NetworkTables? That would free up some resources on the RoboRIO and then it would allow you to fine tune your HSV and Score values on the fly. 
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Re: Using LabVIEW vision with Java code
They haven't been back. But, I suspect they are trying to use NI Vision with the text-based API. It's one of the three installation configurations available.
1) Install LabVIEW for everything. 2) Install NI Vision for work with Java or C++ 3) Only install the driver station and handle the rest.
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