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RT @a1k0n: Did I get rid of hand-tuned parameters? Yes. Am I still hand-tuning more parameters? Also yes. I have a few knobs to address the…
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Cool web-based self-driving simulator. Click save when the AI does the right thing
https://github.com/pncsoares/self-driving-car
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- Frame specific: frame type, orientation, PIDs...
- User specific: for example, radio min/max...
It's good to have a ready to use config file to be loaded into MP (and you don't need to write again all those awful parameters) but as you probably cannot use it directly with your setup (because of radio for example) it takes some time to download each one, open it and look for the parameters you are interested
IMHO it would be better a single page where I can find with a quick look, for example, what is the maximum yawP that is working for any member with 50cm M2M and KDA 20-22L motors....
I'm pretty sure it could be useful even for the developers to see how users are configuring its copters.
Looking for more opinions from the community.
You can save config files from the Mission Planner, so there's no need for a spreadsheet or manually entering them. I'll set up a similar repository for AC2 and post instructions on how to submit your config files.
Thanks for the good reminder to extend this to AC2!
Now I have created a new Form:
https://spreadsheets.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dGZMYW...
'Tis a great idea. A spreadsheet with info particular to each setup for an apples to apples comparison would be ideal.
Can we ask the moderators to set up a new one, with an input interface so we can all lodge our particular set up info?
I'll message Chris Anderson, see if he's keen.