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Hello,
I created a new brushless Spark Max/Neo project. After running a test, it reported the left and right encoder ticks. It then said, "If that seems wrong, you should change the encoder calibration in the robot program or fix your encoders!" I then changed Robot.java in the generated project to report in meters.
After running the tests again and getting satisfactory results of about three meters, I then opened the analyzer program and got the attached error:
I think the error is occurring because it expects numbers that haven't been adjusted for encoder ticks. I don't want to re-run the characterization program.
Is there any way to tell the GUI that it doesn't need to convert the data it's received? Or alternatively, can I easily convert the data to something the analyzer can use?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hello,
I created a new brushless Spark Max/Neo project. After running a test, it reported the left and right encoder ticks. It then said, "If that seems wrong, you should change the encoder calibration in the robot program or fix your encoders!" I then changed Robot.java in the generated project to report in meters.
After running the tests again and getting satisfactory results of about three meters, I then opened the analyzer program and got the attached error:
I think the error is occurring because it expects numbers that haven't been adjusted for encoder ticks. I don't want to re-run the characterization program.
Is there any way to tell the GUI that it doesn't need to convert the data it's received? Or alternatively, can I easily convert the data to something the analyzer can use?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: