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 your time is better spent in the stands, watching what the robots actually do, as opposed to listening to the builders talk about what they're [I]supposed[/I] to do. - sanddrag [more] |
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16-01-2008, 10:43
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Re: Autonomous Function
Your best bet is to create another function and call it operator control. Then when you finish testing it drag it into autonomous.
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16-01-2008, 10:50
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Re: Autonomous Function
Is there a template available for the 2008 FRC competition?
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16-01-2008, 16:29
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Re: Autonomous Function
You don't really need a template (like Vex) since the field tells the robot whether it should be in Autonomous or OperatorControl. Just create a Competition Project using the File / New Competition Project menu item. Then just add your code to the Initialize, Autonomous, and OperatorControl functions.
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16-01-2008, 18:10
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Re: Autonomous Function
You may want to check out the getting started tutorials in the help file.
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