Help. Could Someone Explain the Vision Examples on the Tutorial (#8)

[Lorenzo334]

Hello,

My name is Lorenzo this is my first year of programming LabView, my fellow programmers and I are stuck on vision targeting. We need someone to help explain the 2016 Vision Examples on LabView and implementing it on a program or offer an alternative solution to the high goal targeting. I know it has step by step instructions to implement the Example Program to another program but every time I follow the instructions I get a broken arrow, or it doesn't work, and I'm not really sure how to fix it. If you could help us that would be super helpful. (Examples for both autonomous and teleop would be great.) Feel free to comment answers or if you need more information about my question.

Thanks,

Lorenzo

"Success consist of going from failure to failure without the loss of enthusiasm" - Winston Churchill

[Greg McKaskle]

If you click on the broken arrow, it will open the Errors window and explain what needs to be fixed. If you can post the code, the errors, or images of the code, we can help you get it working. Also, give background on whether you are running this on the dashboard computer, the robot, etc.

Greg McKaskle

[Lorenzo334]

Hello,

I will have images of the areas that where affected when I uploaded the Vision Example, later in the day, around 12:25 or 15:40 CDT.

[Lorenzo334]

Hello,

Here are the program pictures, you asked for.

[Greg McKaskle]

It looks like your Begin VI tries to write to a global variable called Robot Mode. Normally, the variable would exist in the Robot Global, but it is made available so that your code knows whether it is running auto or tele. Many robots don't need this, and if you select the constant and the global and delete them. I can't tell if you have any other issues, but this may be the only one.

Greg McKaskle

[Lorenzo334]

Thank you,

Our head programmer is currently out and we just needed some help. If we have any more questions we might continue to post on this thread or make a new one.

Thank you, again.

Team 4063
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[Lorenzo334]

Hello,

Sorry to be bugging again but I seemed to send you a wrong picture of a partial code, here is the correct one. Sorry I should of checked the photos before sending.

If you have the time, I'm sure is the same problem with the same solution, but I just want to check.

[Greg McKaskle]

It is caused by the same problem. But you only need to delete the global variable write node. The Robot Mode global that has the dashed line hooked up ti it. If the broken wire remains, you can press Ctl-B to automatically delete the broke wires.

Greg McKaskle

[Lorenzo334]

Thank you again,

Mr. McKaskle, we appreciate your time to answer this problem. I'm pretty sure we get everything finalized, with your help.

Thank you, so much again,

Team 4063
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Programming

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[Greg McKaskle]

You are welcome. Hope to see you guys in San Antonio.

Greg McKaskle