Hi,
Ok, this one is very basic.
We've written a very simple program that has a move block(unlimited) after the start edge.
Then later on in the thread there's a wait block (10 secs).
The result was that the robot waited first for 10 secs, and only then started moving.
This was obviusly not our intention, any thoughts?
Thanks,
Lior
A very basic question
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Re: A very basic question
Can you post a copy of the program?
Go to file, print then select print as html. This will create an hmtl file and a .png file. Attach the .png to your post.
Go to file, print then select print as html. This will create an hmtl file and a .png file. Attach the .png to your post.
Re: A very basic question
OK, then you won't get any help from us, because we like challenges.hararilior wrote:Ok, this one is very basic.
Are you sure it's connected the way you want it? NXT-G is a bit messed up, so I suggest you create a new program, and do the same thing again.hararilior wrote: We've written a very simple program that has a move block(unlimited) after the start edge. Then later on in the thread there's a wait block (10 secs). The result was that the robot waited first for 10 secs, and only then started moving.
A .rbt AND a .png would be awesome.
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How does one post a .rbt file? I just tried it out of interest and it said 'extension not allowed'.
Tried a .png file created by NXT-G 2.0 and was told it is not a valid file!
Bit of a bummer for a Lego site!
Tried a .png file created by NXT-G 2.0 and was told it is not a valid file!
Bit of a bummer for a Lego site!
Re: A very basic question
Post it as a .zip file. If you're running Windows, that's: Right-Click on file, Send To -> Compress (zipped) Folder.aagruntpuddock wrote:How does one post a .rbt file? I just tried it out of interest and it said 'extension not allowed'.
Tried a .png file created by NXT-G 2.0 and was told it is not a valid file!
Bit of a bummer for a Lego site!
You can use imgur.com for file hosting. The code for the image above is:
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OK, thanks . I couldn't see anything which stipulated the acceptable file types.
Just to try it out I attach a trivial little program which displays the NXT battery voltage until you press the right arrow.
Just to try it out I attach a trivial little program which displays the NXT battery voltage until you press the right arrow.
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