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Testing Distance Over Time #13
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Upload to a new branch once your finished and I will look over it. DO NOT FORK!!!!!! |
Put some code in my branch, we haven't tested it yet though |
Animal-nerd above had the right idea, but it ends up being slightly more complex than that. I fixed it myself, mainly due to the fact that I have some personal issues that I am dealing with and I won't be able to come to a few meetings, so time is of the essence. I duly apologize. Resolved by 78f9b0c |
Sure, I tried helping her until I actually was not mentally able to. Since
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I'm sorry to hear that. And as far as that problem I mentioned, it really is going to be an issue, I'll talk to you guys about this in private soon enough. We really do have a problem, actually. |
In order to get Time/Distance, we need to measure how far the robot goes in a certain time period.
How we get the measurement:
Robot.cpp
there is a function namedRobot::Test
, Inside that function, someone has to code the procedure that runs a motor for a set power and time.It should go along the lines of this:
setMotor(.5), Wait(1), setMotor(0), Wait(5)
This is not correct syntax. Part of this is you finding the correct way of coding this in
Robot.cpp
.If you can get this done, then everything else will be a cinch except for debugging and camera recognition.
Comment below if you have any issues, questions, concerns, or you need better explanation regarding this.
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