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Re: Summary of LabVIEW Resources and Comments
I have 2 questions I would like to post.
Is there an ETA for the 3rd tutorial? The first 2 are great and have helped getting my programming team kick started. One question in the 2nd tutorial, During the initial robot build, a FRC motor is selected. In the pull down menu in the tutorial there is listed a double cim motor. I can not find this in the FRC motor pull down in Labview. I have gone back to a previous thread and followed specificly how to install user.lib with the FRC tools. I can get the FRC motor but still can not get the dual cim. Have any changes been made to the FRC library since released? Can I use the settings that are shown on the screen in the tutorial to replicate a dual cim. Still having fun in CT, but starting to feeeel the pressure. Last edited by Danny Diaz : 01-20-2007 at 09:59 PM. Reason: Moved Post to start new thread 
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