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just a gentle reminder not to limit yourself to just one viewpoint - every problem can and should be examined from different angles - dlavery [more] |
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Re: Who has a finished robot?
I understand what you are saying, however i am not building it in MPLAB, if i was to build it there is there a defualt code that already is programmed to drive the bot. In easyc i need to know what to drag and drop into the code(pwm control, OI to Digital output, OI to analog, and that whole list) what i would drag and drop.
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Re: Who has a finished robot?
Then I cannot help much, since my team is not using much of the EasyC yet.
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