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Re: Watchdog Issues
Yeah, I did a quick search and wasn't thinking at the time because I wanted to get it fixed. I realized that I posted in the wrong subforum and that is why I made a new thread.
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Re: Watchdog Issues
Yeah, for the time you are waiting for the camera to finish booting your code will operate EXTREMELY slowly. I think it's because WPILib is throwing errors constantly until the camera is working. Best thing I can come up with is to just wait for the camera feed to show up on the dashboard before enabling (assuming you call GetInstance on the camera during the robot constructor)
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