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07-04-2004, 22:46
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Re: Tweaking constants: any good way?
If you have one of the old joysticks, use one of the analog wheels as an input for the constant. You can adjust it so that its domain is less than 255. Use a dashboard to view the value of that wheel and change it permanently in the code. We use this to determine the position of our servos and pots for servo emulation.
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