Just thought Id share with you guys my simple and easy code for making music on the Smart Inventor!

I made this video to explain how it works:
Video (Watch me first before using!)

#include <CoDrone.h>

int Pitch = 0;
int Length = 0;

void setup() 
{

}

void loop() {
  
  if(analogRead(21) > 800)
  {
    Length = 0;
  }
  else
  {
    Length = analogRead(21)/100;
  }
  
  CoDrone.Buzz(analogRead(19)*3, Length);
}

It's nothing special but I hope you enjoy

Hello, just wanted to share with the community this wonderful extension for Visual Studio 2017 that allows you to use Arduino IDE features (uploading code, serial monitor, etc...) alongside all the greatness Visual Studio has to offer such as auto-complete (intellisense).

Arduino IDE for Visual Studio - Download Link

Visual Studio 2017 - Download Link

Personally for me, It makes Arduino coding much easier.
For people new to Visual Studio, VS may be a bit intimidating, however once you get the basics down it's one of the most beautiful development tools that can improve your quality of life in my opinion (and not just for Arduino coding!).

Note: The extension may ask you about buying a license when uploading code, however you aren't required to actually make a purchase. Just start the trial and at the end of your trial you're still able to use it.
If you do enjoy this extension then it would be nice to consider purchasing a license to support the developers but it isn't a requirement to continue using the extension.
This is similar to WinRAR in regards to the purchase of a license. My WinRAR has been on trial for over 10+ years (one day Ill purchase it as a thank you to the WinRAR developers!)

I'm excited for the update on the library. Can't wait!

Hello, I attempted to answer your question in your other thread/topic located here: https://forum.robolink.com/topic/67/install

Ill be copying & pasting my answer from there since your question seems to be the same:
"
Hello, the website pages seems to be constantly being updated (that's a good thing!), so if your Rokit Smart included some paper instructions with a specific link then it may be outdated.

I believe you can get started using this link:
https://basecamp.robolink.com/cwists/category#products=[3]&selected_sort_by=alphabetical

I found this link by:

1. Going to the website (https://www.robolink.com/)
2. Putting the mouse over "Learn" and a drop down menu should appear
3. Clicking "Learn Rokit Smart"
4. Clicking "START LEARNING AT BASECAMP"

Hope it helps!
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Those features as add-ons would be amazing!
The drone does seem to have a bit of anti-collision for stuff below it via the optical flow sensor, although I don't think that is it's exact purpose (I think it's meant to stabilize flight). I sometimes put my hand under the drone while it's flying and act like I'm pushing it up by lifting my hand towards it but never actually touching the drone.

Hello, the final code located on this lesson Lesson 2K works in my experience. I tested it out via copy & paste with the only addition I made being a kill switch. Although I'm not sure if this is the lesson you were referring to.

The code on the lesson is as follows:

#include <CoDrone.h>

void setup() {
    CoDrone.begin(115200);
    CoDrone.AutoConnect(NearbyDrone);
}

void loop() {if (PAIRING == true){  
    YAW = -1 * CoDrone.AnalogScaleChange(analogRead(22));   
    THROTTLE = CoDrone.AnalogScaleChange(analogRead(23));   
    ROLL = -1 * CoDrone.AnalogScaleChange(analogRead(24));   
    PITCH = CoDrone.AnalogScaleChange(analogRead(25));   
    CoDrone.Control();   
    }
}

I highly suggest adding a kill switch or a landing event to the code before flying or else you may not be able to stop the drone from flying.
Note: The kill switch makes the drone completely stop in the air. I suggest using it when the drone is near the floor or in the case that you need to make an emergency stop (like if it's about to hit someone).

Here is the exact code I used to test (kill switch added):

#include <CoDrone.h>

void setup() {
    CoDrone.begin(115200);
    CoDrone.AutoConnect(NearbyDrone);
}

void loop() {if (PAIRING == true){  
    YAW = -1 * CoDrone.AnalogScaleChange(analogRead(22));   
    THROTTLE = CoDrone.AnalogScaleChange(analogRead(23));   
    ROLL = -1 * CoDrone.AnalogScaleChange(analogRead(24));   
    PITCH = CoDrone.AnalogScaleChange(analogRead(25));   
    CoDrone.Control();   
    }

    if(digitalRead(11) && !digitalRead(14) && !digitalRead(18)) //bottom left sensor
    {
      CoDrone.FlightEvent(Stop); // Kill switch
      //CoDrone.FlightEvent(Landing); // Landing event
      CoDrone.Buzz(4000, 7);
      delay(100);
    }
}

Hope it helps!

Hello, you can try using something like Google Drive to upload the video and then posting the link here.

Google Drive (requires google account):
https://www.google.com/drive/

Alternative video upload website (does not require an account):
https://streamable.com/

Hello, the website pages seems to be constantly being updated (that's a good thing!), so if your Rokit Smart included some paper instructions with a specific link then it may be outdated.

I believe you can get started using this link:
https://basecamp.robolink.com/cwists/category#products=[3]&selected_sort_by=alphabetical

I found this link by:

1. Going to the website (https://www.robolink.com/)
2. Putting the mouse over "Learn" and a drop down menu should appear
3. Clicking "Learn Rokit Smart"
4. Clicking "START LEARNING AT BASECAMP"

Hope it helps!

@bobbyjohnstx
In the mean time if you want to fly your CoDrone around and you have a Android/iOS phone with a working bluetooth, you can download the Petrone app. It's the first thing I did with mine because I couldn't wait to build the remote to fly it.

I believe you can also connect the bluetooth module to your computer (without requiring it to be connected to the board) and do some block based programming using Snap.

I hope your problem gets resolved soon!

Hello, I want to help but I'm not sure what exactly you are trying to install and for what operating system. Can you provide more information such as name of software you are trying to install, what product you are using, what website page are you looking at for instructions?

Ill try to give some information that may help in the mean time (I'm only really familiar with CoDrone and Windows Operating System):

1. CoDrone Lite uses Snap (block based programming)
   Tutorials for CoDrone Lite Snap: https://basecamp.robolink.com/cwists/category#products=[2]&selected_sort_by=alphabetical
   Download Snap here for Windows 64 bit: http://robolink.ipdisk.co.kr/publist/HDD1/download/file/RBCoDrone_win64_1.1.7.zip
   Download Snap here for Windows 32 bit: http://robolink.ipdisk.co.kr/publist/HDD1/download/file/RBCoDrone_win32_1.1.7.zip
   Download Snap here for Mac OS: http://robolink.ipdisk.co.kr/publist/HDD1/download/file/RBCoDrone_OSX_1.1.5.zip

2. CoDrone Pro can use both Snap and Arduino (C/C++ programming language)
   Tutorials for CoDrone Pro: https://basecamp.robolink.com/cwists/category#products=[1]&selected_sort_by=alphabetical
   Download Arduino IDE here: https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software

3. Rokit Smart seems to use Arduino
   Tutorials for Rokit Smart: https://basecamp.robolink.com/cwists/category#products=[3]&selected_sort_by=alphabetical
   Download Arduino IDE here: https://www.arduino.cc/en/Main/Software
   It seems you also need an add-on, download it here: www.robolink.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/rokitarduinov1-0-9-1.zip
   Instructions for Arduino + Addon here: https://basecamp.robolink.com/cwists/preview/171x

I hope the above has helped but if not, please provide as much information as possible.

Edit:
Based on your other threads/topics it seems you are using Rokit Smart.
Try this link to get started: Rokit Smart: Lessons