YAGSL
  • Welcome to Yet Another Swerve Document
    • Resources
  • Overview
    • What we do
    • Our Features
      • Telemetry
      • Simulation
      • Lock Pose
      • Max Speed
      • Chassis Speed Discretization
      • Vision Odometry
      • Heading Correction
      • Auto-centering Modules
      • Offset Offloading
      • Cosine Compensation
      • Module Auto-synchronization
      • Angular Velocity Compensation
    • Changelog
    • Java API
    • Example Code
    • Config Generator
    • 💸Donations
    • 👕Merch
    • Discord
  • Fundamentals
    • Swerve Drive
    • Swerve Modules
  • Bringing up swerve
    • Preface
    • Swerve Information
    • Check your gyroscope
    • Check your motors
    • Creating your first configuration
  • Configuring YAGSL
    • Getting to know your robot
      • Gear Ratio
    • Dependency Installation
    • Configuration
      • Swerve Drive Configuration
      • Physical Properties Configuration
      • PIDF Properties Configuration
        • PIDF
      • Swerve Module Configuration
      • Controller Properties Configuration
      • Device Configuration
    • Code Setup
    • Standard Conversion Factors
    • How to tune PIDF
    • When to invert?
    • Flowcharts
    • The eight steps
    • Swerve Drive Drift
    • SparkMAX Common Problems
    • Verifying your Module Locations
    • Tuning out Drift
  • Devices
    • Gyroscope
      • NavX
      • Pigeon
      • Pigeon 2.0
      • ADXRS450
      • ADIS16448
      • ADIS16470
    • Motor Controllers
      • SparkMAX
      • SparkFlex
      • TalonFX
    • Absolute Encoders
  • Analytics and Debugging
    • FRC Web Components
    • Advantage Scope
  • Product Guides
    • Java API
    • PathPlanner
    • ❌Tuning PID with REV Hardware Client
    • ❌Drive Code
  • Legacy Documentation
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  1. Overview

What we do

We make your swerve drive run!

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Where does YAGSL fit into my program?

YAGSL essentially boils down to one class which aims to act like from except for Swerve Drives.

Goals of this guide

  • Teach the fundamentals of a SwerveDrive and SwerveModules so you could program it yourself if you desire or modify YAGSL.

  • Guide you through setting up a YAGSL project based off of the example.

  • Your program will be capable of the following with this guide

    • Autonomous (with PathPlanner + integrated commands)

    • Swerve Drive teleop code.

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Diagram Depicting a Drive Subsystem and where SwerveDrivefits into one. (created by DeltaDizzy)
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