@jamesPLANESii Sn0w updated his site to include a small guide to PID: https://snowflake0s.github.io/funkyguide/pidtuning/
It's of limited use for someone like me unfortunately, as I'm a huge FT (and coding) ignoramus, but maybe you may have better luck? :)
. [Fun Fact: When the FT guide mentioned PIDs, I had actually thought that was referring to PartID, like some GUID that you could make powerful scripts by having a part control another part, or something to that effect. Comically, all these months later, that seems to kinda be what the new Variables system is capable of doing! heh)
For auto balancing or cruise control, Proportional is rate of correction, integral is correction accuracy and derivative is over correction control basically @jamesPLANESii
@jamesPLANESii Sn0w updated his site to include a small guide to PID:
https://snowflake0s.github.io/funkyguide/pidtuning/
It's of limited use for someone like me unfortunately, as I'm a huge FT (and coding) ignoramus, but maybe you may have better luck? :)
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[Fun Fact: When the FT guide mentioned PIDs, I had actually thought that was referring to
PartID, like some GUID that you could make powerful scripts by having a part control another part, or something to that effect. Comically, all these months later, that seems to kinda be what the newVariablessystem is capable of doing! heh)To
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Now now, don't tempt me with a good time ;)
oh so it's the "auto pilot" thing that's in SR2 as well but a lot more simplified
@Chancey21
For auto balancing or cruise control, Proportional is rate of correction, integral is correction accuracy and derivative is over correction control basically @jamesPLANESii
What are *id controllers?
Ngl though I have no idea how they work. What do they do and how do I use them? Like, give me an example plz
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It makes perfect sense
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