It's not reliable for me. I'm using Essential Hub and sometimes Yaw angle behaves strange. For example it changes from 45 deg instantly to -314 deg instead 46 deg or something similar.
@@snowmanfrost6141 I think no matter what you build there is always going to be a lot of trial and error, regardless of how you choose to turn. It's never 100% precise because it depends on your robot design and the type of surface it is driving on.
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wouldn't using the steering with degrees instead of rotations do the same as the custom block?
Degrees is how many degrees the wheel turns (not the bot)
Consider cleaning the wheels it can get a bit off with dirty wheels
Good point! Tooo many Plank Battles.
It's not reliable for me. I'm using Essential Hub and sometimes Yaw angle behaves strange. For example it changes from 45 deg instantly to -314 deg instead 46 deg or something similar.
I think it's less reliable because the Essential hub is so small. I guess you're stuck with lots of trial and error using the other code options. :(
@@robot_man I've worked recently with Prime hub and it's not reliable either.
@@snowmanfrost6141 I think no matter what you build there is always going to be a lot of trial and error, regardless of how you choose to turn. It's never 100% precise because it depends on your robot design and the type of surface it is driving on.
you have to clean the wheels
Hahaha. Yeah Tell me about it. It's because I run a "plank battles" workshop with spray-painted planks. I give them a scrub every now and then.
@@robot_man ok