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26-05-2010, 21:53
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Re: Finding Distance From Driver Station
I don't think this qualifies as thread-jacking as I think it still applies...
What about putting a beacon light on your driver station and using the camera to locate it? If you talked to your alliance partners and got the teams at stations 1 and 3 to each have a light, you could triangulate position using two cameras. --Ryan |
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