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indeed

Hard to say because it was handheld only. I just wanted to see if the Lexan flicker might work. I'm hoping someone might make a legit prototype to test accuracy. I did try to hold it in place and see how accurate it was and it seemed pretty decent. Certainly worth prototyping and testing.

@@FTCTeamPIEaters Definitely, it's a great idea, much lighter than a shooter wheel, and arguably easier to make. We will definitely keep the design in consideration.

Speak for yourself this video was very helpful. Go be rude elsewhere

it might be the WOSRT, but it definitely isnt the worst lol

I think it can be used, but I believe that it s not permitted in an actual FTC competition

Good question. I'll have to ask our programmer about that one. I know he made it so the robot drives at 70 percent normally, and if the left trigger is pushed it's like 50 percent, and if the right trigger is pushed it's 100 percent. There are some teams that do some math to the joystick power to make the bottom part of the joystick more "useful". I think it's like cubing the value or cube root or something. There's a lot of info out that process if you google search for it.

FTC Team 9779 PIEaters thank you so much!

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@@arjunc2405 lol I am dying. Also @Pig Face211 you can try changing the resolution

In year's past, you could not display the image from the robot controller phone on your driver station phone. And, I think it was against the rules. I read somewhere that they might make it possible and game legal this year. But if they do, I'm not really sure what the details will be.

Sorry for the delay getting back. We had the same problem this year. It's something new with Android Studio. Unfortunately, I can't remember what we did to fix that :-/ Did you ever figure it out?

FTC Team 9779 PIEaters yeah I figured it out

@@P-7 How did you fix it?

MannoMation I’m not really sure because it was 2 weeks ago. I think I just had to delete all files related to the FTC app master

@@P-7 What do you mean related to the FTC app master?

For teleop, most of what you will do is in the loop section. You just constantly check the status of the controller or sensor and apply power and positions to things based on the controller. You can certainly write methods and then call them from the loop. And you can also use threads, but all of this gets beyond beginner level. Also, for autonomous programming, you extend "linear opmode" instead of "opmode" and that just goes through your program one line at a time until it completes the list.

Good luck this season!!!

Thank you Tanner. That was exactly what we were going for!

very nice 👌

thats not a very nice thing to say. be more gracious my friend.

and more professional :D

Thank you so much. We had a great time with your team in the semi-finals. Maybe we can do it again next year.

You must have one of the phones mentioned in the manual or on the self inspection sheet. They should be the same models in both places, but sometimes they add new ones. They like to make sure the software runs reliably on a phone before they will approve it.

Thank you so much. We had a great time making the video and a great time at the Florida State Championship.

@@FTCTeamPIEaters I wanted to send this to everyone I knew the moment I saw it. Very creative!

Great idea, but we just used gyro sensor and the range sensor. Also use gyro sensor while strafing to make sure we don't spin.

@@FTCTeamPIEaters Wow, amazing! Great job guys :)

Thank you!

Thank you!

Thank you!

There is a way to use the Core Device Interface to control servos but we have never done it. We just use the Core Servo Controller (or we have also used 2 Servo Controllers when we had more than 6 servos last year.).

Driver station updates should be pretty simple. You use your driver station phone and go to the play store to download the app. Just search for something like "ftc app" or "ftc driver" and it should come up. Whatever version is on the play store will be the matching version for the latest approved SDK appmaster for the robot controller.

Hooking up any motors that don't have the same connector as the REV hub will need adapter cables. Like in the video we had to use the adapter from Anderson Power Pole connectors to the REV connection. I don't know if they make adapters directly from the Tetrix motors to that REV connection, but I know they have adapters to Anderson Power Poles, then you can adapt from Anderson Power Pole to the REV Hub using the included adapter cables. I hope this helps.