Auto speed depending on vision assistance toggle#310
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| @@ -54,6 +55,8 @@ public DriveSubsystem(PIDManagerFactory pidFactory, PropertyFactory pf, | |||
| pf.createPersistentProperty("Suggested Autonomous Maximum Speed", 3.0); | |||
| suggestedAutonomousExtremeSpeed = | |||
| pf.createPersistentProperty("Suggested Autonomous EXTREME Speed", 5.0); | |||
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⭐ ⭐ ⭐ there are actually 2 auto speeds (normal and extreme), and I think your override should impact both of them, so we'll want another property for the no vision extreme speed?
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A better way would probably to just go into the drive to note command and check get the maximum speed every execution (so that we don't have to reboot every single time), but then like that's probably going to be affecting other things... or how about a command that extends off of that does that in every execution? Hmm.
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