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[FTC]: Problem with Code or Problem with Bluetooth?
The attached VI is a sample of the drive code we want to use. For why we're driving servos, that's going to be a surprise. Anyway, the code can be deployed to the robot via bluetooth, however, I don't think that the code can progress beyond the ReadMessage VI and I don't know why that wouldn't happen. In summation, is the attached code wrong, or would there be a reason for why it wouldn't work?
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