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Sadly that's not possible

I'm not exactly sure what you want as I don't have the model, but maybe you can try to "map" the actual motor values to the values between 0 and 100 or -100 and 100 with a mathematical function. You will have to add or substract something from the actual motor value to get to 0 or -100 and then you can use multiplication to get the "area" between min and max value to 100 or 200 (depending on if it's from 0 to 100 or -100 to 100). In the end, you will want to have something like motor angle = (slider value - offset) * sliderRange/motorAngleRange I think

I think so. The "normal" lights work for sure and I don't see a reason for the sirens not to work, but I didn't test them.

@@technicmaster0tutorials I made a PF -> 9V cable yesterday and it's working great 😄

You can also try to copy the build from the video if you really don't want to use the instructions. But it will be much easier to use them ;)

Hmm. It worked at one point for sure but it's possible that the boost hub can't be used with the "large" motors anymore :/ It will probably still work with pybricks but it might not work with the official powered up app

The pi needs an external power source for the lego motors since they use both a higher voltage and more amps than most pi accessories do (it can be around 7.2V with 1A which would be 7.2W). For example a normal RPI 3 power supply does 5V and 2.5A which would result into 12.5W. That's more than 7.2W but not enough to also power the RPI at the same time. Most lego sensors work fine with 3.3V but I used motors, too. The Pi is powered via the hat which uses the GPIO pins if you use the build hat with an external power supply. /edit Another thing to keep in mind is that the hat as 4 motor ports. That would result in 4*7.2W=28.8W. That's probably above most RPI power source specs.

What do you mean?

That's nice to hear :)

Only the Elite 2

Thank you

For me, the download all button still seems to work within the community page. I'm on windows tho.

Can you explain what you want? I already started a tutorial series with the new user interface

You would either need a powered up motor or something like a touch sensor. Otherwise the motor doesn't know "where it is".

You're welcome :)

Which button do you press to trigger it?

@@technicmaster0tutorials This solved my problem, if(Button.UPLOAD in pressed):

You can multiply the speed value with -1. That makes negative values positive and positive values negative

@@technicmaster0tutorialswhere is the speed value? Im not very familiar with control plus and powered up

I talked about that in the video. It's not possible because Playstation controllers use BTC (Bluetooth Classic) while XBOX and LEGO hubs use BLE (Bluetooth Low Energy).

Moin. Welchen Fehlercode spuckt er denn aus?

@@technicmaster0tutorials Moin, moin. Pybricks spuckt mir den Fehlercode ENODEV19 aus. Ich benutze die selbe Syntax wie bei Spike oder Mindstorms. Also gleicher Aufbau der Schleifen, gleicher Aufbau der Funktionen, alles identisch. (Natürlich nicht einfach kopiert, die Variablen und Aufrufe der Motoren etc. sind natürlich angepasst)

Vermutlich passt eine Zuweisung nicht. ENODEV steht für device was not found. Dabei geht es vermutlich um die Sensoren oder Motoren.

@@technicmaster0tutorials Naja, unter der PoweredApp funktionieren die internen Motoren ohne Probleme. Wäre es evtl möglich mal ein Video zu machen wie man speziell diesen Hub programmiert. Ggf besonderheiten... Sonst evtl eine hilfreiche Idee, wo ich Infos oder ggf. Beispielprogramme finden kann? Also kleine Scripts in die ich reingucken kann, damit ich evtl herausfinde, was ich falsch mache. Muss ja an mir und meinen bescheidenen Skillz liegen, dass es nicht läuft. Aber ich finde kein Beispiel an dem ich abgucken und lernen kann... Liebe Grüße und Danke für Deine schnelle Antwort auf meine Frage :)

Das wird sowas sein, wie dass der Port falsch ist, die falsche Motorklasse genutzt wird (Motor für die eingebauten Motoren, DCMotor für die "dummen" Motoren), dass du die "absolute" Position der Motoren nutzt, obwohl sie keine haben oder dass bei der Adressierung der Motoren irgendwo ein Typo ist. Der Hub wird nicht spezieller oder anders als andere programmiert. Beispielprogramme gibts jede Menge in der Pybricks Dokumentation

It's a fresh upload and was still beeing processed by youtube :)

Sadly I don't have that set yet. But I'm sure that we will get to similar things in the future :) However, the next video will be about the XBOX controller support in pybricks (with a direct connection. No app inbetween required after installation)

i found bunch of videos and solved my issues by taking pieces from there to there, works now but funny thing is that + is - hehe@@technicmaster0tutorials

@@technicmaster0tutorials hi, i managed to solf most problems, train is ready, but the corners.. it derails, i used the brickset version for motorising

Sure. All of the features of the sensor will be used at one point in this tutorial

Why don't you try it out? You can also see where it works best. I can imagine that a colored plate would work good at a very low point because there most train parts are black

I want to continue with the series, but I don't have much time at the moment :/ But there will be more parts for sure :)

@@technicmaster0tutorials totally understand!

Only the train motor and the simple linear medium motor that looks like a Power Functions M-Motor have no position sensor. The other ones have position sensors. I think that I also covered it in part 1, but I'm not sure about that

Where did you find code for the remote? It can't run code

Sure

There is no block coding option for EV3 at this time. Block is currently supported by anything using the Powered Up options. I asked them since we have EV3, trains, Boost Move, and Spike Prime hubs at our house and the kids and I are just starting to learn Python (husband flashed Java on the EV3 hub since he was using it to teach programming classes to college freshmen several years ago). I believe they are thinking about it. But Pybricks Python will work on EV3.

But the original EV3 programming environments still work

​@@lauraschilling5088 there actually is a block-supported language for the EV3. Its a popular and simple website called scratch. But it does not support all the EV3 motors and stuff. Like the gyro-sensor.

If you have the app or if you download the windows education version

There will be an update for this video in the future because the powered up design changed

No. The remote doesn't need anything. There is only a short moment after starting the program to connect the remote. Make sure to do both more or less at the same time.

Bonjour , je n'arrive pas à connecter la télécommande au hub que faire ?

There are already mirrors of the apks floating around the net. But I don't know which of them actually work and there is always a risk of installing something that you don't want

I will come to that in the future

I started a new series for the new icons. There is a new part (more or less) every 2 weeks and the latest part is part 3 :)

This is not related to the powered up app

Good to hear. What do you need to modify?

@@technicmaster0tutorials currently it has only one speed when you press the button.. I am modifying the code such that when you press the button initially, the speed will be less, then if you keep the button pressed the speed should gradually increase..

okay, nice :)

Thanks :)

That sounds really cool. Sadly I don't have a christmas tree xd

no it's not