Hi all! I have a competition in a few hours and am wondering if you can spare me your autonomous code (if you want to). If so, I can base it off of that. Thanks!
Based off the title, I’m assuming that you just need an auton that can run forwards and backwards. In that case, I recommend you base it off of one of the clawbot examples (pictures shown below). If you do need more help in making your auton, feel free to PM me.
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here is some pseudocode showing how I like to make my autons:
void drive = (distance, speed){
//set drive motors to move distance at speed
//wait until the motors are finished moving, plus a little extra time to let the motors come to rest.
};then in my actually auton looks like this:
drive(24,50);
startIntake();
turn(45,50);
drive(12,50);
turn(180,50);
stopIntake();
drive(36,50);
tiltUp();
tiltDown();
drive(-6,100);
now, idk if this is a “good” way to make an auton, but that’s how I like to do it. you just have to tune your main functions, and you can make your robot do anything you want, with relative ease. I’m still a novice coder, so to make my functions, I had to take a look at some sample programs, the most useful for me was drive for distance.