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gm0 reviews and mentions

• How can I learn about odometry?
  1 project | /r/FTC | 3 Jul 2023

  I'd recommend reading the section on deadwheels from the excellent gm0.org. Honestly, I'd recommend reading all of gm0.org

• Game Manual 0 Suggestions
  3 projects | /r/FTC | 28 Jun 2023

  That’s definitely a good point—we’ve noticed Studica gaining in popularity, and with Actobotics discontinued the entire Kit and Hardware guide seems in need of a revamp; we already have an open issue in regards to this (https://github.com/gamemanual0/gm0/issues/361), but its good to see others agree.

• Ftc cost
  2 projects | /r/FTC | 19 May 2023

  courses: none, you can ask the community for help for free. There are many guides out there, including gm0.org, the FTC Discord, and many alumni and mentors ready to help you

• First Tech Challenge for High School Robotics
  2 projects | /r/FTC | 16 May 2023

  Lego is generally only used in FLL - it's possible to make a few smaller mechanisms out of lego (some of the first successful odometry pods used lego gearing), but it's far too weak for FTC-scale robots, and FTC requires a Rev control system (also, for what it's worth, the current generation of the Lego control system... isn't amazing). 3D printed parts and GoBilda system parts are generally the preferred build system for most FTC teams (GoBilda is metric and also generally really sturdy and easy to build reliable mechanisms out of compared to other systems). I'd recommend looking at gm0.org, gobilda.com, coreftc.org, and I'll also add in our team's half-complete recommended equipment spreadsheet (I think this is allowed sorry if not): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MALPK73WvE8-W6KutMaCev5dBro0AjW4E699cwYLBf0/edit?usp=sharing

• FIRST not Attributing Community Resources in Official Media FIRST not Attributing Community Resources in Official Media FIRST not Attributing Community Resources in Official Media
  1 project | /r/FTC | 17 Mar 2023

  In mid-December, FIRST uploaded a series of programming videos on the FIRST Tech Challenge YouTube channel. In two of these videos, there are sentences that are word for word copied from Game Manual 0, a FTC community resource (that I manage).

• Controllers 1 & 2 with Java Programming issues
  1 project | /r/FTC | 11 Nov 2021

  Overall the code is just the result of a new coder, which is perfectly fine, as they are learning along the way, and the fact that it all "works" is better than a lot of teams. I would however take a look at for example gm0.org as they have a lot of resources for new teams.

• Help I’m trying to start and FTC team at my school
  1 project | /r/FTC | 7 Oct 2021

  3) read game manual 0 for everything you will ever need to be successful in FTC (this isnt an advertisement or something, its actually really good): https://gm0.org/

• stolen from the ftc discord at discord.gg/first-tech-challenge
  1 project | /r/FTC | 11 Aug 2021

  Check it out at https://gm0.org/!

• What do you use for reference when programming for FTC?
  5 projects | /r/FTC | 4 Aug 2021

  You can check the gm0 software issues and there is a lot of software documentation that is planned (check the software tags). https://github.com/gamemanual0/gm0/issues

• Mentor-Building Antagonism and the Ephemerality of FTC Knowledge
  4 projects | /r/FTC | 3 Jan 2021

  At https://github.com/coppersource/gm0/issues you can open an issue in gm0 about adding a mentor guide, and provide more detail because I really don't know what a "mentor guide" would be.

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