I’m moving on from this project, so have fun with whatever you can scrap/use out of this. I’ve probably spent a good two and a half months on this, and for the most part it actually worked. It was just a bit too inconsistent for my liking from cone 7 and up, so I’m off to find another solution more suitable for the… quality of my current robot. I won’t be answering many questions regarding what things do / where things are right now, but if I decide at a later date to explain some things I’ll update the OP.
7862Z’s semi-automated robot code as of 1/28/2018. Includes single-button match-load stacking, single-button field-cone stacking, and automatic mobile goal intaking. The project started to slowly spiral out of hand, and so I’ve decided to make it public as I’m starting into a new system that should work better for our current robot. I may come back to this later if I make another, more consistent robot.
@Beeksie68763A I saw your question on the RobotC tech forum and I think this might be a good place to start.
Look through and see how I manage “iConeStack”, which is my internal cone counter, most notably in “dTasks.h” and “dAutonomous.h”.
@DylanTheTactician thanks man, I stayed up last night to write a program that runs a loop that checks the value of a count variable, and lifts to a height based on the value of the variable. at the end of the loop i have Count=Count+1. Im hoping that i will get it working by saturday, for our last qualifying tournament. thanks for the help
Dylan, great program! Also, thank you for sharing. I always respect engineers with the “open-source” mentality and in my eyes that is so much more important than the “competitive-edge” one gets from holding stuff back. Really excellent work, I’ll certainly be implementing some of these features into my code.
