Is there an open source robot project out there based of of WPI's SimpleTemplate

[pipsqueaker]

I'm new to c++ and I'm trying to code our bot in it, and I really need a reference point (none of the upperclassman coders are helping me). Are there any open source projects for robots out there I could just look at from time to time to learn what I should be doing?

[mlbernardoni]

Team 2704's code from 2013 season is posted at:
http://www.firstplusplus.com/samplerobot-code.html

If you have any questions, or to set up a skype session contact us at:
http://www.firstplusplus.com/contact-us.html

[virtuald]

Originally Posted by pipsqueaker

I'm new to c++ and I'm trying to code our bot in it, and I really need a reference point (none of the upperclassman coders are helping me). Are there any open source projects for robots out there I could just look at from time to time to learn what I should be doing?

Our 2009 and 2010 robots were done in C++. http://www.virtualroadside.com/FRC/

[bob.wolff68]

Team 1967's code is open source at github.

https://github.com/bobwolff68/FRCTeam1967

There are several test jig programs that keep it simple as well as competition sources too.

Feel free to ask questions.

bob

[MichelB]

I was looking for sample robot code and stumbled upon this thread. Its great but I am looking for specific pieces of code and it seems like I need to download each code seperately. Can someone post the element of each code so that this won't be necessary?

Thank y'all!!

[ekapalka]

Something like this?

#include <WPILib.h>
//Import necessary libraries here
class DefaultRobot : public SimpleRobot{
	//allocate all required components
	public:
	DefaultRobot(void){	
		//Initialize components
	}
	void Autonomous(void){
		//Run once at the beginning of autonomous
		while(IsAutonomous()){
			//Code that runs throughout autonomous
		}	
	}
	void OperatorControl(void){
		//Run once at the beginning of teleop
		while (IsOperatorControl()){
			//Code that runs throughout teleop
		}
	}
};
START_ROBOT_CLASS(DefaultRobot);

The most basic thing I would then do with this is the following:

#include <WPILib.h>
class DefaultRobot : public SimpleRobot{	
	Joystick *leftStick;			       
	Joystick *rightStick;          
	RobotDrive *myRobot;                   
	public:
	DefaultRobot(void){	
		leftStick = new Joystick(1);  //USB port 1
		rightStick = new Joystick(2);  //USB port 2
		myRobot = new RobotDrive(1,2); //motor controllers plugged into PWM 1 and 2
	}
	void Autonomous(void){
		while(IsAutonomous()){
		}				
	}
	void OperatorControl(void){
		while (IsOperatorControl()){	
			float leftStickYAxis = leftStick->GetY();
			float rightStickYAxis = rightStick->GetY();	
			myRobot->TankDrive(-leftStickYAxis, rightStickYAxis);  //negate axes depending on the robot's behaviour
		}
	}
};

START_ROBOT_CLASS(DefaultRobot);

Does this help at all? What type of drivetrain are you programming?