Worlds for the change up season is over. I watched for many hours yesterday, RECF did a great job to create a virtual event after a difficult year. Congratulations to the winners. Preserve your amazing autonomous and driver control programming forever ! As I do every year, I would like any teams…

Here is my VEXcode project in a zip file (I’ve never used github so I hope this will work). 10703Z LRS Worlds skills program.zip (197.1 KB)

Thanks, that’s all I need, you’re the first one added. [image] vexcode-2020 Some code from the 2020-2021 Vex Robotics Competition - vexcode-2020

I know I’m a little late, but here is the github repo for my teams code this season: GitHub - kevin23880E/23880E-Skills-Code I implemented some cool things like custom x-drive motion functions and a display of the field that printed out on the brain’s screen and helped me debug the odometry.

Our team’s code: [image] GitHub - 453X/2020-21-453X_V2: 453X Code for Change Up Season 453X Code for Change Up Season . Contribute to 453X/2020-21-453X_V2 development by creating an account on GitHub. PID for X-drive using distance sensors and auto ball sorti…

[image] kevjar: I know I’m a little late Not too late, there is no deadline for submissions. Thanks for responding. Next weekend is VexU and AI in person competitions, hopefully some of those teams will share code after the event has finished.

I’m a little late to this party as well but here is all of our code (including some stuff from TT). The 24-inch Change Up Bot , The 15-inch Change Up Bot , The Change Up Skills Bot , The Tower Takeover 15-inch .

I made a thread on this a couple days ago (at the time of this reply), but here is my code from Change Up . The auton and skills are nothing special, just standard Okapi stuff, but it has a graphical configuration menu for driver control and autonomous, as I described in the aforementioned thread an…

Change Up - Season code request

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jpearman May 24, 2021, 6:53pm 3

Thanks, that’s all I need, you’re the first one added.

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