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Welcome to the LabVIEW Robotics Environment Simulator.

The easiest way is opening the manifest (.xml) file,  finding the object and changing the color there directly.

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Didn't think of that,

Thank you Superjing!

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Has anyone used the simulated U-blox gps in a simulation environment project? I noticed that the latitude and longitude don't update very often. My code is running in a timed loop at a period of 1 second. I have the indicators displaying 20 significant digits so I can see the change, even if it is minimal. When I run the code the latitude is -122.309989929199219, and it takes 18 seconds for it to change to -122.309982299804687. This is a difference of .00000762939. Meanwhile the robot has moved at least 1/6 the length of the environment.

Are these accurate numbers? I feel that there should be a bigger difference, and the numbers should change somewhat as the robot moves. Is there a conversion to local coordinates that I should use?

Thanks!

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Hello.

When I try any example the Robots don't move. For example in the "multiple robots in a maze" example, when I run the master .vi of the project, the simulations starts but the robots don't do anything. It is something I'm missing?

Greetings.

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