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06-02-2008, 12:16
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Re: Rookie Team - Autonomous Mode Question
My team (2518) is a rookie team and we decided to use EasyC for the first year
 The way I understand what you've said is.... We just put our Autonomous code into the Autonomous(); function, and the OperatorControl into the OperatorControl(); function. And then before the competition the staff attaches a piece of hardware to the Competition port on the Operator Interface board, and they'll call the proper function when it's time to switch states ? Same for the Initialize function I assume. |
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