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The simulation GUI page as it currently exists is more of a reference, says what things are but doesn't walk through a use case. A step-by-step tutorial which shows an example robot program, starting up the GUI, enabling the robot, hooking up a joystick, tweaking inputs and observing outputs, etc, would do a much better job of introducing teams to the utility of the GUI.
This could be followed by a step-by-step tutorial of showing how the manual testing the GUI provides can be automated via writing a unit test in code.
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Would this include how to use lowfi_simulation, halsimprint, halsim_ds_nt, halsim_ds_socket. After poking around in some of the unit tests I think I've figured out some of it....however it isn't obvious from the current docs that those modules even exist or how to use them.
I think these resources could really empower the software teams across FIRST if they were well documented and easy to use.
The simulation GUI page as it currently exists is more of a reference, says what things are but doesn't walk through a use case. A step-by-step tutorial which shows an example robot program, starting up the GUI, enabling the robot, hooking up a joystick, tweaking inputs and observing outputs, etc, would do a much better job of introducing teams to the utility of the GUI.
This could be followed by a step-by-step tutorial of showing how the manual testing the GUI provides can be automated via writing a unit test in code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: