Documentation Updates

Author: michael-m-2983

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-# Nine Steps for ordering T-Shirts
+# How to order team tshirts
 
 This was taken and modified from [this discord message](https://discord.com/channels/658767612200615939/1184319920666837022/1194136512233754664) on 01/10/2024.
 
-0. Make contact with Superior to discuss lead time for shirts. WHO- I did this
+0. Make contact with Superior to discuss lead time for shirts.
 1. Decide overall design/graphic layout for each item (i.e. where the logos and printed elements are such as front/back/sleeve), including how many printed colors are in the design. All these things affect the cost. (The more colors and the more locations, the greater the cost). Please see the "2023 Merchandise Details" document in the post [above](https://discord.com/channels/658767612200615939/1184319920666837022/1192867156744994889) for what I mean)  WHO:  In past years this was 1 BzNz student, myself and Steve. This year I am not sure which individuals identify as taking part in this. Please feel free to identify yourselves. I recommend we meet soon this week at one of our meetings to discuss.
 2. Update any graphics in the design elements (i.e. sponsor layout, changes to the logo or wording, for instance we added the word "Robotics" under our Inconceivable logo last year.) WHO- graphics team.
 3. Decide which apparel style & brand we are using (e.g. Gildan 50/50 poly Short Sleeve tee, Sport tek Unisex zip up etc etc). WHO- This step has already been done by me for this year.

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 | Program Name | Annual Updates needed | Description                                                              | Download Link |
 | ------------ | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ | ------------- |
 | Google Chrome | No | Microsoft Edge is not suitable for programming. Any other browser, like Google Chrome, Firefox or Opera GX will work. | <https://www.google.com/chrome/> |
-| WPILib       | Yes                   | WPILib is a suite of tools for FRC. Includes VSCode and some other gems. | <https://github.com/wpilibsuite/allwpilib/releases> |
+| [[WPILib]]       | Yes                   | WPILib is a suite of tools for FRC. Includes VSCode and some other gems. | <https://github.com/wpilibsuite/allwpilib/releases> |
 | VSCode Extension Pack for Java | No | This extension by Red Hat has all of the vscode extensions you will need to write code in Java. | Use the extensions tab in VSCode. You can find it by clicking on the icon with four boxes on the left side of the screen or by pressing ++ctrl+shift+x++. |
 | NI Game Tools | Yes | This allows you to connect to the robot. Includes Driver's Station and RoboRIO imaging tool. To download the installer file you need to create a free account. Typically one person on the team will do this and then distribute the files to everyone else. | <https://www.ni.com/en/support/downloads/drivers/download.frc-game-tools.html> |
 | Git for Windows | No | This program contains Git Bash, a tool for interacting with git repositories on the command line. | <https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/releases/tag/v2.49.0.windows.1> |
 | PathPlanner | Yes | PathPlanner is a tool for designing autonomous routes. You should install this from the windows store to get automatic updates. | <https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9nqbkb5dw909?ocid=webpdpshare> |
-| Phoenix Tuner | Yes | Phonenix tuner allows for debugging and configuration of CTRE devices. | <https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9nvv4pwdw27z?ocid=webpdpshare> |
+| [[Phoenix Tuner]] | Yes | Phonenix tuner allows for debugging and configuration of CTRE devices. | <https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9nvv4pwdw27z?ocid=webpdpshare> |
 | REV Hardware Client | Yes | Allows for managament of REV devices like the PDH. | <https://docs.revrobotics.com/rev-hardware-client> |
 | Cloudflare WARP | Maybe? | This is a VPN that allows you to bypass the internet restrictions at Kellogg. This is needed because they block important websites/protocols that our team uses like Discord and SSH. | <https://docs.revrobotics.com/rev-hardware-client> |
 

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-# Setting up for a new season
+# Setting up software for a new season
 
 WPILib releases a new major version of their software every season, and it's important to update our software and migrate to the corresponding year's project after kickoff to avoid various issues.
 
 ## Update WPILib
-**This needs to be done on ALL computers (except Chromebooks) to avoid compatibility issues.**
 
-Follow the instructions on [this page](https://docs.wpilib.org/en/stable/docs/zero-to-robot/step-2/wpilib-setup.html) to install the latest version of WPILib. Make sure to select the "Everything" mode, "Install for this User," and "Download for this computer only" (or whatever equivalent/similar options appear in future installers.)
+!!! warning **This needs to be done on ALL computers (except Chromebooks) to avoid compatibility issues.**
 
-***
+Follow the instructions on [this page](https://docs.wpilib.org/en/stable/docs/zero-to-robot/step-2/wpilib-setup.html) to install the latest version of WPILib. Make sure to select the "Everything" mode, "Install for this User," and "Download for this computer only" (or whatever equivalent/similar options appear in future installers.)
 
 **The following steps only need to be completed once per season. If the RobotCode20XX repository (with the current year) already exists and has robot code in it, chances are that someone has already done this and you don't need to. All you have to do at this point is clone the new repository to your computer.**
 
 ## Update the RoboRIO
+
 [View the instructions here.](https://team2530.github.io/Documentation/electronics/Updating-the-RoboRIO/)
 
 ## Configure a new project
 
 ## Step 1: Create and clone a new repo
+
 Create a new GitHub repository titled `RobotCode20XX` in our Team 2530 organization. (If you don't have permission, someone else who does will need to do it for you. Or, if you were entrusted with setting everything up, you could probably get someone to give you admin privileges.) Clone this repository onto your computer, preferably somewhere you won't forget.
 
+!!! note "Don't get confused!"
+
+    The `XX` in `RobotCode20XX` should be replaced with numbers so that it matches the current year.
+
 ## Step 2: Create or import a project
+
 **This only needs to be done on ONE computer and then published to GitHub.**
 
 At this point, you need to decide if you want to reuse the previous year's robot code (which is what we usually do) or start an entirely new project. Remember that even if you start an entirely new project, you can still copy as much code as you want from other projects, but it will be more tedious than just importing an old project.

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 | Swerve Modules | If we are using swerve, there will be four of these. Each has two motors. | |
 | Motors and motor controllers | | |
 | Robot Radio | | |
-| [[Blinky Light]] | | |
+| [[Blinky Light]] | | ![](../assets/images/blinky-light.png) |
 | [[VRM]] | | |
 | [[Battery]] | | |
 | Cameras and vision components | Usually [[Limelight|Limelights]]. | |