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WalkthroughAdds PathPlanner assets and vendored manifest, a command-based swerve drivetrain with AutoBuilder, simulation fast-periodic loop and vision hooks, RobotContainer bindings and auto chooser, telemetry publishing, and several static JSON configuration files (navgrid, example path, settings, sim GUI, PathplannerLib manifest). Changes
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participant Driver
participant Xbox as CommandXboxController
participant RC as RobotContainer
participant DT as CommandSwerveDrivetrain
participant HW as SwerveHardware
Note over RC,DT: Teleop — field-centric velocity control
Driver->>Xbox: move sticks / press buttons
Xbox-->>RC: axis/button inputs
RC->>DT: applyRequest(Supplier<SwerveRequest>)
DT->>DT: compute wheel states & feedforwards
DT->>HW: set module speeds/angles
HW-->>DT: odometry updates
DT-->>RC: periodic pose/state (telemetry)
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participant SD as SmartDashboard
participant RC as RobotContainer
participant PP as PathPlanner (AutoBuilder)
participant DT as CommandSwerveDrivetrain
Note over RC,PP: Autonomous flow
RC->>PP: configureAutoBuilder(RobotConfig, controllers, flipByAlliance)
SD-->>RC: selected auto path
RC->>PP: request full auto command
PP->>DT: execute trajectory commands (pose targets, wheel setpoints)
DT->>DT: apply controls & update odometry
DT-->>PP: pose feedback
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participant WPISim as WPILib Simulation
participant DT as CommandSwerveDrivetrain
participant Notif as Sim Notifier
Note over DT: Simulation fast-periodic loop
WPISim->>DT: init (isSimulation)
DT->>Notif: start fastPeriodic(Δt)
loop each tick
Notif->>DT: fastPeriodic(Δt, batteryVoltage)
DT-->>DT: update simulated state & odometry
end
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src/main/java/frc/robot/RobotContainer.java (1)
22-26: Style: constants should be final and lowerCamelCase.Make these fields final and rename to lowerCamelCase for Java style.
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- private double MaxSpeed = + private final double maxSpeed = TunerConstants.kSpeedAt12Volts.in(MetersPerSecond); // kSpeedAt12Volts desired top speed - private double MaxAngularRate = + private final double maxAngularRate = RotationsPerSecond.of(0.75) .in(RadiansPerSecond); // 3/4 of a rotation per second max angular velocityAnd update usages accordingly.
src/main/deploy/pathplanner/settings.json (1)
7-11: Align speed parameters across code and PathPlanner.Teleop uses kSpeedAt12Volts = 4.54 m/s, while settings.json has maxDriveSpeed 5.45 m/s (defaultMaxVel 3.0). This mismatch can skew controller scaling and auto tuning.
Pick a single, measured max drive speed and reflect it in:
- TunerConstants.kSpeedAt12Volts
- settings.json maxDriveSpeed/defaultMaxVel
Also applies to: 17-18
src/main/java/frc/robot/subsystems/CommandSwerveDrivetrain.java (2)
118-146: Include exception message in error report for easier diagnosis.Currently only the stack trace is reported. Append ex.getMessage().
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- } catch (Exception ex) { - DriverStation.reportError( - "Failed to load PathPlanner config and configure AutoBuilder", ex.getStackTrace()); - } + } catch (Exception ex) { + DriverStation.reportError( + "Failed to load PathPlanner config and configure AutoBuilder: " + ex.getMessage(), + ex.getStackTrace()); + }
180-195: Optional: clean up Notifier on shutdown in sim.Minor: consider stopping/closing m_simNotifier when the program shuts down or when leaving sim to avoid stray threads in long-running sim sessions.
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TunerConstants(19-314)src/main/java/frc/robot/subsystems/CommandSwerveDrivetrain.java (1)
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src/main/deploy/pathplanner/navgrid.json (1)
1-1: Nav grid looks fine; please verify field selection/dimensions.Confirm field_size and nodeSizeMeters match your PathPlanner field in GUI to avoid misaligned planning.
vendordeps/PathplannerLib-2025.2.7.json (1)
1-38: Vendordep manifest LGTM.Version, URLs, and platforms look correct.
If Gradle fails to resolve, run WPILib “Manage Vendor Libraries” to reimport and regenerate the lockfile.
simgui-ds.json (1)
1-92: Sim DS mappings look good.Profiles cover common inputs; nothing blocking.
src/main/deploy/pathplanner/paths/Example Path.path (1)
1-54: Example path is valid.Good starter path; add events when needed.
src/main/java/frc/robot/RobotContainer.java (1)
44-46: Remove null-safety suggestion; Robot.autonomousInit already skips scheduling when getAutonomousCommand() returns null, and there’s no no-arg buildAutoChooser overload to replace.Likely an incorrect or invalid review comment.
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src/main/java/frc/robot/RobotContainer.java (2)
22-26: Consider making speed constantsfinal.
MaxSpeedandMaxAngularRateare computed once from constants and never reassigned. Making themfinalcommunicates intent and prevents accidental modification.- private double MaxSpeed = + private final double MaxSpeed = TunerConstants.kSpeedAt12Volts.in(MetersPerSecond); // kSpeedAt12Volts desired top speed - private double MaxAngularRate = + private final double MaxAngularRate = RotationsPerSecond.of(0.75) .in(RadiansPerSecond); // 3/4 of a rotation per second max angular velocity
81-84:getSelected()may returnnull.If no auto path is selected in the chooser,
autoChooser.getSelected()returnsnull. WPILib's command scheduler handles this gracefully, but you may want to provide a fallback (e.g.,Commands.none()) for clarity.public Command getAutonomousCommand() { /* Run the path selected from the auto chooser */ - return autoChooser.getSelected(); + Command selected = autoChooser.getSelected(); + return selected != null ? selected : Commands.none(); }src/main/java/frc/robot/Telemetry.java (3)
30-33:SignalLogger.start()in constructor may conflict with external control.Starting the SignalLogger unconditionally in the constructor could cause issues if other code expects to control when logging starts/stops, or if multiple Telemetry instances are created. Consider making this configurable or managing the logger lifecycle externally.
60-96: Consider extracting magic numbers as named constants.The values
0.5(root position, initial speed length) and0.1(direction length) are used repeatedly. Extracting them as named constants would improve readability and maintainability.
134-140:SmartDashboard.putDatacalled repeatedly in loop.
SmartDashboard.putDatais called every telemetry cycle for each module. While idempotent, this is slightly inefficient. Consider moving theputDatacalls to the constructor or an initialization method, since the Mechanism2d objects themselves don't change.src/main/java/frc/robot/subsystems/CommandSwerveDrivetrain.java (3)
55-117: Constructor initialization is duplicated across all three overloads.The
startSimThread()andconfigureAutoBuilder()calls are repeated in all three constructors. Consider using constructor chaining or a private initialization method to reduce duplication and ensure consistency.public CommandSwerveDrivetrain( SwerveDrivetrainConstants drivetrainConstants, SwerveModuleConstants<?, ?, ?>... modules) { super(drivetrainConstants, modules); + initialize(); + } + + // ... other constructors call initialize() similarly + + private void initialize() { if (Utils.isSimulation()) { startSimThread(); } configureAutoBuilder(); }
133-137: PID constants are hardcoded magic numbers.The translation PID (10, 0, 0) and rotation PID (7, 0, 0) constants would benefit from being extracted to named constants or documented, making tuning easier to identify and adjust.
+ private static final PIDConstants TRANSLATION_PID = new PIDConstants(10, 0, 0); + private static final PIDConstants ROTATION_PID = new PIDConstants(7, 0, 0); + // In configureAutoBuilder: new PPHolonomicDriveController( - // PID constants for translation - new PIDConstants(10, 0, 0), - // PID constants for rotation - new PIDConstants(7, 0, 0)), + TRANSLATION_PID, + ROTATION_PID),
181-196: Simulation notifier resource is not explicitly managed.The
m_simNotifieris created but never closed. While typically acceptable in FRC (robot runs until power-off), consider implementingclose()fromAutoCloseableif this subsystem might be recreated during testing.
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src/main/java/frc/robot/RobotContainer.java (2)
45-53: LGTM! Constructor setup is well-structured.The auto chooser initialization with SmartDashboard integration and PathPlanner warmup command scheduling are appropriate. The warmup helps avoid Java JIT pauses during autonomous.
55-79: LGTM! Drive bindings follow WPILib conventions correctly.The axis negations for joystick input follow WPILib's coordinate system convention. The idle state with
ignoringDisable(true)ensures neutral mode is applied to drive motors while disabled, which is good practice for safety.src/main/java/frc/robot/Telemetry.java (1)
35-58: LGTM! NetworkTable publishers are well-organized.Using struct publishers for WPILib types is efficient and provides proper serialization. The separation between
DriveStateandPosetables is clear.src/main/java/frc/robot/subsystems/CommandSwerveDrivetrain.java (3)
155-157: LGTM! Clean command factory pattern.The
applyRequestmethod provides a clean interface for applying swerve requests as commands, properly binding to this subsystem.
159-179: LGTM! Operator perspective handling is well-designed.The logic correctly handles applying operator perspective on first run or when disabled, allowing mid-match corrections without affecting driving behavior during enabled states. The
ifPresentpattern safely handles the case when alliance info isn't yet available.
205-230: LGTM! Vision measurement overrides correctly handle timestamp conversion.The
Utils.fpgaToCurrentTime()conversion ensures proper timestamp handling for the Kalman filter. Both overloads are well-documented and properly delegate to the parent class.
| } catch (Exception ex) { | ||
| DriverStation.reportError( | ||
| "Failed to load PathPlanner config and configure AutoBuilder", ex.getStackTrace()); | ||
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Silent failure if PathPlanner config fails to load.
If RobotConfig.fromGUISettings() throws, the error is logged but AutoBuilder remains unconfigured. Autonomous commands will fail silently. Consider adding a state flag or more prominent warning (e.g., in periodic()) to alert operators.
🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/main/java/frc/robot/subsystems/CommandSwerveDrivetrain.java around lines
143-146, the catch for RobotConfig.fromGUISettings() only logs the exception
causing AutoBuilder to remain unconfigured and leading to silent autonomous
failures; add a boolean field (e.g., autoBuilderConfigured) initialized to true,
set it to false inside the catch, and ensure any code that uses AutoBuilder
checks this flag before scheduling autonomous routines; also surface the problem
to operators by reporting a persistent warning (DriverStation.reportWarning or
SmartDashboard putBoolean/putString) in periodic() when autoBuilderConfigured is
false so the issue is obvious on the driver station.
| driveModuleTargets.set(state.ModuleTargets); | ||
| driveModulePositions.set(state.ModulePositions); | ||
| driveTimestamp.set(state.Timestamp); | ||
| driveOdometryFrequency.set(1.0 / state.OdometryPeriod); |
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Potential division by zero if OdometryPeriod is zero.
If state.OdometryPeriod is zero (e.g., during initialization or error conditions), this will result in infinity or NaN being published.
- driveOdometryFrequency.set(1.0 / state.OdometryPeriod);
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| driveOdometryFrequency.set(1.0 / state.OdometryPeriod); | |
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🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
In src/main/java/frc/robot/Telemetry.java around line 111, the code divides by
state.OdometryPeriod which can be zero; change to guard against zero/negative by
checking OdometryPeriod first (use an epsilon like 1e-9), and only compute 1.0 /
OdometryPeriod when it is > epsilon; otherwise set driveOdometryFrequency to a
safe default (e.g., 0.0) or skip publishing and optionally log a warning so you
never publish Infinity/NaN.
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