I'm a bit confused if this is a bug or not.
I'm testing a robot with a ramp block.
Set the controls to degrees.
Calculated the movement for each moment of acceleration, indicated the value and deceleration.
It turns out that deceleration is included in value. And I thought it was logical that deceleration is a separate parameter that is responsible for the movement after value. But acceleration is not included in value.
As a result, in order to travel the required distance, I had to subtract the deceleration distance from value.
I also noticed that this unit does not regulate the speed of the motors well. The motors do not start together and the robot leans a little.
https://github.com/Microsoft/pxt-ev3/blob/master/docs/reference/motors/motor/ramp.md
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I'm a bit confused if this is a bug or not. I'm testing a robot with a ramp block. Set the controls to degrees. Calculated the movement for each moment of acceleration, indicated the value and deceleration. It turns out that deceleration is included in value. And I thought it was logical that deceleration is a separate parameter that is responsible for the movement after value. But acceleration is not included in value. As a result, in order to travel the required distance, I had to subtract the deceleration distance from value.
I also noticed that this unit does not regulate the speed of the motors well. The motors do not start together and the robot leans a little.