I'm not sure I understand the speed block you have on this does not have a start block before it, how does it work? I thought you said in the first video that it needs the start block to execute?
Thank you for your videos. One thing I’m struggling to find information on: can you use a single program to control two hubs at the same time? Let’s say I have four fairground sets that I want to trigger at the same time. I was looking at buying two hubs and x4 M motors (each hub powering two rides). Thanks!
Thank you for the help. I have told Lego that they should issue full documentation for their app, as just randomly pressing buttons is not the way to learn any thing.
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Nice video very helpful and your english is great!
Thank you :)
I'm not sure I understand the speed block you have on this does not have a start block before it, how does it work? I thought you said in the first video that it needs the start block to execute?
I don't use it in the program. The motor doesn't have a rotation sensor so it can't use the speed block. It's only for explanation purposes.
Thank you for taking the time to teach this.
You're welcome :)
Thank you. This is a good tutorial ☺️
You're welcome :)
Is there a way to make a lego boost run one pair of motors 3 times then make a second motor run once then repeat?
Yes
Thank you for your videos. One thing I’m struggling to find information on: can you use a single program to control two hubs at the same time? Let’s say I have four fairground sets that I want to trigger at the same time. I was looking at buying two hubs and x4 M motors (each hub powering two rides). Thanks!
There are videos in this series on how to use 2 and more hubs in one program
Thank you for the help. I have told Lego that they should issue full documentation for their app, as just randomly pressing buttons is not the way to learn any thing.
They are actually working on an update for the app, but it's taking really long. The last update was almost a year ago.
I'm Brand New To Powered Up, Thank you, Great Vid
You're welcome :)
Oh and I am watching all your tutorials on the power ups and motors to learn how to code them. I want to start by motorizing my roller coaster.
I hope that you will be successful in doing so :)
do you know where i can find a guild to the icons for the latest version of the app i am struggling to make out the details
I don't think that there is a guide at this point
@@technicmaster0tutorials yeah its kinda frustrating
@@just-a-working-male There are fresh news to that topic. LEGO just released an official documentation!
Big help. Thanks
You're welcome :)