Windwoes
Windwoes
> You can make it work by simply applying the image source as the src_mid parameter instead of the src_left parameter. Okay, I'll try that when I get a chance....
The annotation processor is simply doing compile-time analysis to check for OpMode name clashes; you can disable it without losing any core functionality. Does disabling it make any noticeable difference...
The annotation processor has been removed from the SDK.
> Installing an ancient Java 7 JDK is one option, or not using anything newer than a Java 11 JDK for cross-compilation is another, but many systems are switching to...
Hmm, OK. But I don't think Android Studio requires a standalone JDK as I've been able to run it on systems without a standalone JDK, anyway :)
Based on that log, It looks like that version of Android requires an extra permission in order to be able to turn on WiFi (something the DS does on startup)
It looks like switchable cameras are not currently set up to support controls besides focus and exposure. From `RefCountedSwitchableCameraImpl` ```java @Override protected void constructControls() { delegatingCameraControls.add(new SwitchableFocusControl(this)); delegatingCameraControls.add(new SwitchableExposureControl(this)); }...
This was fixed in v9.2
> While I love the new vision portal API, it's documentation for advanced users is still lacking. NB: Truth be told, the VisionPortal API was not really designed with custom...
The next release of the SDK will contain VisionProcessors for using OpenCV to perform blob detection or predominant color determination, along with sample OpModes.