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Someday I'll make something that doesn't use helm.
Just use PID to control each individual leg segment and use a program that goes on top of that to make the leg segments move where you need them to

What is pid
I forgor
Proportional Integral Derivative control
A way of controlling shit
A programming term
The math has been pretty simple so far
But I only did PD
Proportional Derivative control?
Also, can you show an example?
Yeah
I'm not sure if that's a real term but I just didn't do the Integral part
"A way of controlling stuff" doesn't say much
You know Phoboss' omni-drones?
Well when you need to keep smth at a value PID is what does it
Like temperature, it's not just an on-off, you can overshoot, PID avoids overshooting
Not just those
Most stuff that phoboss made fly was PID controlled
Like, if you want smth at a constant altitude, PID can do that
Oh ok
In this case we want the leg segments to be at the specified angles
Sounds useful
For like the mech
I mean
Even though I only did P and D, it wasn't much
Error is the difference between your target (like the correct altitude) and current input (like the altitude ur at rn)
Proportional is just error multiplied by a variable
Derivative is the current error minus previous error, divided by a different variable
Then you add P, I(in actual PID) and D together, and that's your output
It can be a bit different depending on what you're trying to do, but the concept is overall the same
Huh
It sounds extremely hard an clear at the same time
Basically it's mostly math
I know what you mean, but I cannot imagine how would I calculate it
Everything is mostly math
I guess
Btw, if I am learning java, python, lua and hex casting at the same time, is it bad?
Uh... I'm the wrong person to ask
I'm only doing lua and python
I mean, if I'm learning multiple languages at the same time (python in school, lua for a project and java and hex casting for fun), can it negatively affect my learning process?
Honestly no idea
I use lua for CC and python for school, but there's like a bunch more stuff
Btw, lua is pretty similar to python, isn't it?
idk those are the only ones I ever tried
That's one weird looking car
Legs were too slow.
What mods did you use to create the chips?
I use Create軍事部's mod packs.