Is it possible that there is a program that takes the FRC code (exactly as it is or modified) and simulates autonomous mode (with output)? I’ve searched the forums and came up with the java simulator which isn’t quite what we’re looking for. Our robot is still in design and the minibot is not yet completed, so our programmer is looking to test the program (he’s new).
Not exactly what we’re looking for. We’re looking for a program that will take our source code and simulate the robot’s movements on screen (or at least with coordinates, etc). Just forwards and backwards and turning, just for him to get an idea how to code this stuff.
Well, because Rob Bayer’s stuff is open source, you could just modify the code to move a robot, that you would have to add, based on the pwm outputs and such… but that may take too long
N/M I guess. He’ll figure it out. I think what he wanted though was something that printed outputs as if the robot itself was running on the computer. (Every time he hit run in the compiler nothing happened.) He was hoping there would be some sort of output or something so that every (. whatever milliseconds) it would print PWM06+ to a console so he could see his autonomous code was working. He’s a noob.
Are there any tutorials on autonomous mode I’m about to strangle him.
I’m confused, are you guys sharing one account together?
However, my program is not simulating a microchip, what it can do is simulating (parts of) a robot by getting the outputs of a real RC that is running and connected to the PC.