~~Note that the arm is actually our intake, and the belt thing inside our robot (what's currently named as the intake) is the indexer. It would be good to make sure these terms align with the mecha...
Can you make sure that the setpoint and actual measured position is logged through advantageKit. Use `Indexer/Setpoint/Velocity` and `Indexer/Measured/Velocity`
Can you make sure that the setpoint and actual measured position is logged through advantageKit. Use `Intake/Setpoint/Position` and `Intake/Measured/Position` (and the velocity ones since manual co...
It would be better to be very specific and have a method in the subsystem called `stopIntake()`. It would be very simple but would remove any possible confusion.
Can you make sure formatting on this file is set to `Spaces: 2` in VS Code (configured via the bottom information bar near the right)? It's been weird for me too.
Note that the arm is actually our intake, and the belt thing inside our robot (what's currently named as the intake) is the indexer. It would be good to make sure these terms align with the mechani...
Note that the arm is actually our intake, and the belt thing inside our robot (what's currently named as the intake) is the indexer. It would be good to make sure these terms align with the mechani...
No need to add shooter into the name here, since it's in the shooter class. It'll make it easier to find methods if they're all named the same thing inside of classes.