Velocity blocks aren't working on vex code

[Some_random_person]

@FitoSales

I need the engine power to be different in each joystick, since I need the turns to be very slowly (Axis C) and advance backward (axis a) at higher speed

If I understand you correctly, you want the different joystick inputs to have different strengths of effect. One way you could do this is with the multiplication block, with something like ( (controller C position) * (0.5) ) when you use the c position instead of just putting controller C position.

[EngineerMike]

@FitoSales

Check out my post up a few from here: Velocity blocks aren't working on vex code - #6 by EngineerMike

Obviously you will need to change to use C instead of B axis, but this should put you on the path to get where you want.

[FitoSales]

I put this image so you understand what I’m trying to do.

[FitoSales]

[kennethson]

It’s worth noting that @EngineerMike’s comments about not being able to control the Drivetrain Velocity using blocks is true for driver control (when most of the time the simplest solution would be “learn to modulate your input on the sticks”, but I can understand how in @goatswag 's example even that may not be enough), but they work just fine when you’re doing autonomous programming, and they’re much easier for beginers to grasp.