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      <description> Mobile Robot Kinematics for FTC Quintic Splines for FTC The Cookbook&amp;rsquo;s TrajectoryBuilder Reference Tuning Guide Video </description>
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      <description>MeepMeep Visualizer # When working with Road Runner, teams may find it helpful to visualize paths virtually with MeepMeep prior to running on a real robot. In particular, it shows any points where continuity is broken and the robot must come to a momentary stop. And for 1.0.x, MeepMeep catches tangent-related exceptions on the lineToX() and lineToY() methods (and their variants) without needing to rerun and repush to the robot when testing fixes.</description>
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