I could use some help

[CodyGoodGuy]

Hi, this is our first year programming... I know it is a little odd, but we cannot find the FRC programs. We can see the block and front panels, but we cannot open any of the FIRST premade programs. Can I get some assistance?

[DonRotolo]

I'm not a programmer, so I regret that I cannot help with LabView.

I can help with Chief Delphi though. A better name for this thread would be "Cannot find FRC programs in LabView" or something like that. OK?

[plnyyanks]

Originally Posted by CodyGoodGuy

Hi, this is our first year programming... I know it is a little odd, but we cannot find the FRC programs. We can see the block and front panels, but we cannot open any of the FIRST premade programs. Can I get some assistance?

Have you downloaded and installed the updates? If they're still passworded, it's "!HotShots!KnowBalance!" (without the quotes). Install them in this order:
- LabVIEW update
- Utilities update
- Driver Station (optional)

[CodyGoodGuy]

I did download them all, and they were not passworded, but when i open labview it still does not provide me with any FRC content.

[WizenedEE]

Just to be sure, you are right clicking, correct? You can see the other items like the loops and the numeric stuff?

[Aren Siekmeier]

Originally Posted by CodyGoodGuy

I did download them all, and they were not passworded, but when i open labview it still does not provide me with any FRC content.

Did you install them? May seem like a silly question, but they do need a chance to actually alter LabVIEW's data for you to see the FRC stuff.

If all else fails, uninstall LabVIEW entirely, then start over. Install LabVIEW 2011 from the Kit, then install all the updates. If you had LabVIEW previously installed this sometimes happens, and even if not it might need a fresh start anyways.

[inkspell4]

I agree with the last post but did you also start a crio project

[compman90]

Did you unzip the files correctly.

[SuperS_5]

take a look at the free videos on frcmastery.com. They are the first thing that I tell my team to watch at the first meeting. They cover a lot of basic stuff.
If you are still having trouble after that, please feel free to ask more questions.