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07-11-2010, 20:31
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Re: [FTC]: Not Deadbands now.....speed limits
Or just change the multiplier, from * 100 to whatever you want for the maximum speed. This way you keep the entirety of the joystick for driving, instead of having your code lump the outer edges together.
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