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with this code, servo does not work correctly, failing, example> opening finger pointing and closing as soon as it closes the next fingers
kwatters
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Mar 19, 2019
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There is an indentation error here. IT doesn't look like it. but it seems like you have a space followed by a tab. This is probably causing a compilation error in python. white space is very very important. a tab is not the same as a space.
I would recommend always using 2 spaces. and never using tabs in a python script.
as soon as you start mixing spaces and tabs python will not be happy and it will be very difficult to see why it's busted ....
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with this code, servo does not work correctly, failing, example> opening finger pointing and closing as soon as it closes the next fingers