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9 Ιαν 2022 · In this video I will talk you through how to use if statements, forever loops and functions in challenge 2 in this series of videos on how to get the robot to pick up each of the disks in Disk...
Dive into VEXcode VR playgrounds and enhance your coding skills with our Disk Transport tutorial. Learn to navigate the Blocks Switch, understand Python Playgrounds, Exploring different challenges like Castle Crasher, Coral Reef Cleanup, Disk Maze and more.
4 Δεκ 2020 · I hope you enjoyed this video! This was a project for my 10th-grade robotics class, so if you have any feedback, put it in the comments, and I will read it a...
VEX VR Part 7a "Disk Transport"VEX VR Series - https://youtu.be/GGdPT-XfB8gPart 1 Draw a Square - https://youtu.be/egfuZMHmUY4Part 2 Variables - https://yout...
The VR Robot will pick up and move the first blue disk into the blue goal. Start a new project in VEXcode VR and name the project Unit8Lesson3. Drag four Comment blocks into the workspace. Add comments for each of the steps necessary for the VR Robot to drive to the first disk, pick it up, and return it to the blue goal.
What if the VR Robot collides with a disk and is knocked off course? What if the disks are in slightly different locations from the goal? Feedback from sensors can be used to precisely pick up and move disks without knowing their exact location on the Disk Mover Playground.
The first step is to open VEXcode VR and click Playground. Click Grid Map. Select Disk Mover. Look at the map to see how far you need to move forward to pick up the disk. Close the Playground so you can code. With your mouse, click and drag drive forward for 200 mm, then drop it on when started. Change the drive forward amount to 800.
