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Joystick Movement
Necisito help with the joystick movement. My team wants to figure out how to get the joystick movement values to output in LabVIEW. Nothing we have found has helped us.
  
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Re: Joystick Movement
In the Basic Framework the have outputs in the code already. I assume you mean you want to get the data from the Joystick axis in which case you could use the Get Axis VI. (WPI Robotics Library > DriverStation > Joystick > GetAxis.VI)
 If you mean you want to see the values in real-time on the front panel, then you could just right click on the output node and select Create > Indicator.  I hope that helps! - Austin
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