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I've tried analysing your code, but I'm relatively inexperienced when it comes to both coding and mathematics at this level. I simply tried:
output.setNumber(1, xx) xx = math.abs(((x * 180) / math.pi) - 180)
Which outputs all but the yaw into a value from 0 - 360 degrees, but when I drive around, the change in yaw affects the pitch and roll values. Am I missing something fundamental and are people right in saying the Yaw / Channel 5 is currently broken?
I assume your code compensates for this, but unfortunately I can't figure it out.
Many thanks!