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By definition, PID constants and robot kinematic values are specific to a robot. Storing these magic values in code conflicts with the "robot agnostic" architecture that Controls was originally designed with. These constants should be extracted to a config file. Controls already defines a structure for a config file describing a robot's thruster configuration. This structure should be extended to include robot constants (PID constants, maximum velocities, set-point ranges).
Background
By definition, PID constants and robot kinematic values are specific to a robot. Storing these magic values in code conflicts with the "robot agnostic" architecture that Controls was originally designed with. These constants should be extracted to a config file. Controls already defines a structure for a config file describing a robot's thruster configuration. This structure should be extended to include robot constants (PID constants, maximum velocities, set-point ranges).
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