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If you need any help with something just let me know.
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@JoseManuelRuiz wow, that is a really extensive book. I don't know Spanish so couldn't read it but …
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Did you try MicroBlocks? https://microblocks.fun/
It is online and offline available. Works with windows, linux, RaspBerry Pi and mac. Installation file is between 9-10 MB…
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Hi,
Great overview. Can you tell us about your experience with the different software packages above?
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Nice little script. Maybe you could as some animation before the number is choosen or some music to make it more like a gameshow thing. Just a little tip: It is always good to post image blocks in English.
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Made a Tweet about this and posted it on the MicroBlocks Discord server. This is great.
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Did you contact Robotistan?
I don't know if there is Python code. I think the people from Robotistan will have to help you with that.
Here are two projects you can find on this community.
It could be. Contact [email protected] and describe your problem. @SametS
I think you read my text wrong. I said Pi as for Pico and not PC.
Did your OLED work before? Does it work with micropython?
That is a great control panel 👍️
Great example @Turgut. My first version was using the string from unicode block
Can you give more info. Is your PicoBricks still whole or did you break it apart? What if you connect your OLED with a cable to your Pi? Does that work?
If you set the advanced blocks option in the menu
No, you get a number back. MicroBlocks uses only whole integers. So if the number is less then 1023 it will always be 0 because everything else will be behind the comma. if it is bigger or equal to 1023 it will be 1. You have to wait until 2046 …
Do you still get this error message or was it solved?
I don't know if you want to try MicroBlocks.
In MicroBlocks you have a library for playing notes called Tone 😁
I had to look up what gdb was 😁
from https://www.sourceware.org/gdb/
GDB, the GNU Project debugger, allows you to see what is going on `inside' another progra…
Experimenting is the fun part for me. I also started with making 128x64 images because I thought that was how it worked. But then I learned to make smaller images. This gave much more freedom how to use them and also made smaller scripts.
Did you change the BWthreshold value and see what happens? I always start with BW images so I never had that problem. 😉
No in the orange newProcImage block there is a dropdownmenu. Choose the image there.
I don't use micropython myself. Just thinking with you. Is this the test code you used?
Did you test the github version
You have to import that file into Snap!
https://snap.berkeley.edu/snap/snap.html
Then check javascript extensions.
Hi @barriereg
I learned a lot from looking at example codes in MicroBlocks and reading the wiki.
<…No, my PIR worked when I used the script from @ozerngg.
Working great.
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