![]() ![]() ![]() Each "program" we write for our robot is a class that “extends” the OpMode class. In essence, we add functionality to the base application by adding new OpModes to it. So how do we do this? We create a new class and extend the FTC provided OpMode class. Here is a quick video overview of OpModes. We don't modify that other part of the code, we just create the custom robot behavior we want by adding our own OpModes. Your code is really just a part of the controller app, with the rest of the app supplied by the FTC source code. You create this class to add your code to the controller app. Is there any online downloads for the contents of the flash drive or have any other teams found ways to get the necessary files to make the driver station work? Any help would be appreciated.The term OpMode or Operational Mode (also Op Mode and opmode) refers to a class located within the FTC SDK (robot controller app source code). Since next season will be our first FRC season we don’t have the flash key with the necessary files. We can download and run programs on the robot even without these files, but it doesn’t allow us to receive camera input and we are not sure what other problems are being caused because we don’t have these files. Our problem is that apparently the installers we have gotten are incomplete or broken because when we start the driver station it complains that we don’t have a number of dll’s, specifically one called nivision.dll. However we don’t have the USB key that contains the tools like the FRC driver station and have instead had to download the tools off the internet. Another team has loaned us a robot to use and we have gotten our cRIO controller. My team is new to FRC and are trying to learn the robot tools and equipment this summer before the 2013 FRC season. ![]()
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