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fix error in docs regarding COF and PID tuning #48

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  • Documentation
    • Enhanced instructions for tuning the robot's swerve drive system, including new steps for plotting values.
    • Updated section on wheel coefficient of friction with specific values for common wheel types.
    • Restructured camera offset measurement section with updated constants for improved clarity.
    • Overall flow of the document improved for better user guidance.

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The pull request focuses on updating the quickstart.md documentation and TunerConstants.java file for a robot's swerve drive system. The changes involve refining configuration parameters and documentation, with specific updates to motor tuning, wheel coefficient of friction, camera offset measurement, and various system constants. The modifications aim to provide more precise guidance for setting up and optimizing the robot's performance.

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File Change Summary
docs/mkdocs/docs/quickstart.md Updated documentation with more detailed instructions for swerve drive system configuration, including motor tuning, wheel coefficient of friction, and camera offset measurement
TunerConstants.java Updated multiple constants related to:
  • Wheel coefficient of friction
  • Robot moment of inertia
  • Speed at 12 volts
  • Slip current
  • Robot mass
  • Drive and steer motor gains
  • Translation and rotation PID constants |

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    participant User
    participant Documentation
    participant TunerConstants
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    User->>Documentation: Read quickstart guide
    Documentation->>User: Provide detailed configuration steps
    User->>TunerConstants: Configure system constants
    TunerConstants->>Robot: Apply updated parameters
    Robot->>User: Perform system calibration and testing
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🧹 Nitpick comments (2)
docs/mkdocs/docs/quickstart.md (2)

204-208: Enhance plotting instructions and fix grammar.

The addition of specific values to plot is helpful. However, let's improve clarity and fix grammar:

    - Plot values for
      - /RealOutputs/SwerveStates/Measured
      - /RealOutputs/SwerveStates/SetpointsOptimized
    - Try to match the Measured value as close to Optimized as possible. 
-    - Transitions won't be instant, but ensure that we don't over/under shoot
+    - Transitions won't be instant, but ensure that we don't overshoot or undershoot

Consider adding:

  1. Example plots showing good vs. poor matching
  2. Typical transition time expectations
  3. Acceptable tolerance ranges between measured and optimized values
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[uncategorized] ~208-~208: There appears to be a verb missing here. Did you mean “don't be over”?
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418-421: Important update on wheel coefficient of friction values.

The addition of specific COF values, especially the time-based degradation warning for the Billet Wheel, is crucial information.

Consider enhancing this section with:

  1. Impact of COF degradation on path following accuracy
  2. Recommended inspection/replacement intervals
  3. Signs that indicate when the wheel COF has degraded too much
  4. Best practices for maintaining consistent wheel performance across events
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[uncategorized] ~208-~208: There appears to be a verb missing here. Did you mean “don't be over”?
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@SeanErn SeanErn merged commit be516b1 into master Dec 24, 2024
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@SeanErn SeanErn deleted the patch-docs branch December 24, 2024 18:53
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