@clarry290 Unfortunately we do not offer lessons for the use of that particular block with CoDrone Lite. However, we have made lessons for using the sensor blocks with our newest product, CoDrone Mini. Those lessons will be released by the end of this month. Although the Blockly environments are slightly different, you can use the CoDrone Mini lessons as a guide to get you started. I will let you know when those lessons are live. Thank you for your question!
@timmytomate ,
I will reach out to you with some members of our team via the email associated with this account. Keep an eye out! Thanks for bringing this to our attention.
@jamie Great! The same driver will work for Python as well. If you have trouble, make sure to specify the port you are on (copied over from Blockly).
@leadarchitek,
We migrated all of our content to a new site found here: https://learn.robolink.com/
Could you let us know what webpage you are on with the broken link so that we can fix that as soon as possible? Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
Hi @jamie,
There is a driver available if you click on "How to Pair" on the bottom left of Blockly. If you still can't connect with the driver installed, make sure you do the following:
Let us know if this resolves the issue.
CoDrone Pro can be programmed in Python, Blockly, and Arduino(C++) only. There is a way you can use Visual Studio if you don't want to use Arduino, but it requires some set up on your part which we don't have tutorials for. However, an awesome member of our forum made some instructions! See here: https://forum.robolink.com/topic/395/platformio-an-alternative-to-the-arduino-ide/1
@taraberg Since you will need to download various software and hardware files for using Python with CoDrone, you will need a compatible Windows or MacOS device. As for the browser-based Arduino workaround, I am not aware that it is still supported. I believe they changed their model to a paid subscription. You would also need to upload our files for our board as well should you go that route. The easiest way to use CoDrone with Chromebooks would be with Blockly.
@rhavlick Did turning off and on the Bluetooth on your device resolve the issue? Unfortunately we do not offer support for the app, only for the coding platforms (Arduino, Python, and Blockly). I hope you were able to pair with your drone and use the app. The app is the easiest and best way to update firmware.
Turn on Zumi and head on over to the dashboard. Once you have selected a user, you will be presented with four options: Explore, Learn Mode, Drive Mode, and Code Mode. Go into Code Mode and select a new Blockly project. Let us know if you have any more questions!
@lallen128 If you are referring to the default program described in this lesson then it is the flight controller program. With this code, you can manually control the drone using the joystick controller. Keep in mind any new programs that you upload will replace the current one on the board.