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+import { FileTree } from '@astrojs/starlight/components';
import YouTube from '../../../../../components/YouTube.astro';
+Welcome to Stage 1A!
+Before we can start programming, we have to fork and clone the relevant repository:
+
+- If your team primarily uses REV electronics (such as Spark MAX motor controllers), clone [the REV template](https://github.com/frcsoftware/Stage1-Template-REV).
+- If your team primarily uses CTRE electronics (such as Kraken motors), clone [the CTRE template](https://github.com/frcsoftware/Stage1-Template-CTRE).
+
+
+
Now, before we get into the depths of the robot code, it's useful to look at a high-level overview of the contents of a
typical WPILib project.
As your code gets more advanced, you'll see more folders and files appear, but they're all controlled
by the same basic components.
-Below, you can see the sample file structure you'll be starting off with as a template for Stage 1A.
-If your robot has REV electronics, then the template folder's name will be `rev/` instead of `ctre/`
### Stage 1A Template Structure
-{/* rli:ignore */}
-
-```text
-ctre/
-├── src/main/
-| ├── java/first/
-| | ├── robot/
-| | | ├── opmode/
-| | | | ├── MyAuto.java
-| | | | ├── MyTeleop.Java
-| | | ├── simulation/
-| | | | ├── DrivetrainSim.Java
-| | | | ├── SingleFlywheelSim.java
-| | | ├── Robot.java
-| | ├── Main.java
-```
+{/* prettier-ignore */}
+
+- src
+ - main
+ - java
+ - first
+ - robot
+ - opmode
+ - MyAuto.java
+ - MyTeleop.java
+ - simulation
+ - DrivetrainSim.java
+ - SingleFlywheelSim.java
+ - Robot.java
+ - Main.java
+
You'll notice that we're skipping a lot of files here, because you don't have to edit those.
What's great about using a framework like WPILib is that it automatically generates these files when you create a new project, so you can get started coding quicker.