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Re: [FTC]: Autonomous Code Ender
You can set a while loop as less than one of the timer's in robotc. You'll have to check the help files for the exact syntax as I don't remember it offhand, but if I remember correctly, I think it looks something like...
while(T1<20000) { //put code here } I think that T1 is a millisecond timer, but just search the help files in RobotC for timer and you should be good to go. Oh and you probably want to set T1 equal to 0 at the beginning of autonomous, but I'm not 100% sure (again, the help file should tell you everything you need to know). |
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Re: [FTC]: Autonomous Code Ender
you can do that if you make sure you clear the timer first, or if you want to have it go through a loop a specific number of times you can use a for loop
for(int i=0; i < 10; i++) { //code here } if you want to use timers, i'm pretty sure the syntax is timer[T1] to read or write the timer. to reset a timer you would just to timer[T1] = 0; |
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Re: [FTC]: Autonomous Code Ender
Thank you both for the help
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