Simulator for FRC 2022 challenge: Rapid React

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Usage

In order to run the simulator use the following:

python3 rrsim.py [config_path]

where config_path is the path to the json configuration (default value is default_configs/config.json).

Configurations

In order to configure game, field and robots, a config JSON file must be created. See default_configs directory for examples of configurations. The following are parameters that can be defined in the configuration:

Per-robot parameters:

Name	Type	Meaning	Example
starting_position	Tuple[float, float]	Starting position of the robot	[1.0, 2.0]
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Name

Type

Meaning

Example

starting_position

Tuple[float, float]

Starting position of the robot

[1.0, 2.0]

collect_time

float

Time

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