anyone still learning labveiw

[suj]

i am but i get the basic idea thanks to a work shop here in Toronto but i was wondering for those who have jumped in is there anything i should know

[suj]

Originally Posted by suj

i am but i get the basic idea thanks to a work shop here in Toronto but i was wondering for those who have jumped in is there anything i should know

if anyone has a good video which could tech us links would be helpful

[Russ Beavis]

http://www.usfirst.org/community/frc....aspx?id=10934

You should definitely start at FIRST's central site and then work your way over to www.ni.com/first and check out all of the materials that are located on NI's site (including numerous videos).

Good Luck!
Russ

[1708xMr.Roboto]

I believe we are all in the process of learning, It would be nice for someone to make a good tutorial video on how to do some of the basic stuff, Like motors and maybe the camera and things like that!


-Thanks Eddie 1708

[Gamer930]

http://www.lvmastery.com/tipjar2008

Favorite site of all Tutorials. . . Love Jar #9 but would really watch them in order because they increase on difficultly.

[keen101]

There are some intro videos from the ni.com/first site, but i found them to be lacking excitement. I found those ones really dry, however could still be helpful.

The LVMastery ones are my favorite. Much more engaging.

These are the only three I've watched so far, but they were great. I found that the first one starts out a little slow, and could probably be skipped. However the second one and third one are great! I think new ones have been released by LVMastery by now too, but i haven't had a chance to watch them yet.

http://www.lvmastery.com/files/FIRST..._Part1(2).html
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http://www.lvmastery.com/files/First...c12_Part2.html
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http://www.lvmastery.com/files/First...12_Part3b.html
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[Doc Wu]

Originally Posted by Gamer930

http://www.lvmastery.com/tipjar2008

Favorite site of all Tutorials. . . Love Jar #9 but would really watch them in order because they increase on difficultly.

Thanks for the tip on these videos. We just watched one and I think we learned more in 15 minutes than we've been able to do in hours elsewhere.

It's not so much that any of the other tutorials were not good, they just seem to assume you know things that they don't tell you. LVMastery seems to explain the things we always wondered about with NI's examples.

They should be required viewing for anyone getting started in LV.

[suj]

hey guys thanks but there some lv mastery videos that are useless to me since i attended the an actual seminar up here in toronto where it was tape and massively taped out that exact one is pretty shortened since the semenar was around 10am-2pm so the site edited down to 11 minuites