Hey everyone,
I have an ENg Notebook Specific question, For teams that instead of writing everything in, tape a page hat they have typed up onto the actual pages of the notebook, is there a specific template that you guys use?
Thanks so much
Hey everyone,
I have an ENg Notebook Specific question, For teams that instead of writing everything in, tape a page hat they have typed up onto the actual pages of the notebook, is there a specific template that you guys use?
Thanks so much
Vex has a premade template available at This Site, it was recently updated for the 2023-2024 season. It has a lot of useful premade slides you can work with, including multiple full field diagrams and button/port mapping to help with coding.
The teams I work with use the field diagrams to map out and plan both match strategies and skills routes for both driver and auton skills. They use the button and port mapping to help keep track of what mechanisms are connected to what ports, and what buttons are still open or which are in use. They also found during the last season that these helped to impress judges by showing their planning, strategies, and overall organization.
This doesn’t answer your question, but are you aware that you can have a digital notebook? Some events still require paper but you can simply print the document before the competition and put it into a binder.
Here is a link to templates: notebooks.vex.com
There is no official template for this. You can make your own, or, as you suggested, people who have already made one could give you some help. Not all notebooks are the same size though, so there is a chance that any people have already made won’t fit.
If you want to make one on your own here are the steps I would follow:
I haven’t used this method for notebooks, but I have used it to create guides to cut Lexan, woodworking projects, even cr
I might have misinterpreted the OP’s question…
There definitely are digital engineering notebook templates, they use a 8.5" * 11"
page format, but there are not official templates if all you want to do is paste in a page… much like 515R did: