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Hi there Yes there is We had it with us yesterday on state at leetspeak.se Jacek S did an amazing job…. we did some small modification to the original code. You can find the code here. /Anders
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where in the github jungle labyrinth is the file which performs Kociemba’s algorithm?
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Hi, @Helmut, It’s in the KociembaTwoPhase folder. @Anders, I haven’t had a look in the new code yet. Did you measure the solving times with and without the lookup tables? How are they? @Vogon, Jacek’s...
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sorry, can’t find Kociemba’s source code. Can you please provide a link?
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MonoBrick version and USB update
Hello Anders and Lars! First of all, thanks a lot for bringing MonoBrick to life and offering us such a great tool and documentation to make the best out of the EV3! Me and my team started using...
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Hi, I have an EV3 and VS2015, I would like to compile and transfer a program to run on the brick. The brick is connected with USB, it appears as an RNDIS/Ethernet gadget in devices and printers and it...
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Hello Maurice, If you connect the EV3 to your computer with an USB cable you need to be able to ping the address 10.0.1.1, and in order to connect the EV3 with WinSCP over USB you need to use the...
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Thanks for the follow-up. My local network is 192.168.1.* so even if I set the EV3 IP address to 10.0.1.1 I can’t ping it because 10.*.*.* isn’t my local network. When I set the Ev3 to 192.168.1.13...
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Hmm, I’m not really sure what you mean. The 192.168.1.* is your local internet IP address, which EV3 would have if it would be connected with your Wi-Fi router. But if you’re connecting it with USB,...
View ArticlePixy Cam support
Hi, is the Pixy Cam supported by the Monobrick libraries? I have searched for any documentation/tutorial, and I couldn’t find any. Thanks.
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I have a WiFi stick now and things are better. I boot up the monobrick firmware off the SD card, wifi works on 192.168.1.115 and when I connect with winscp I see the wifi startup in the startuplog:...
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I don’t think it’s supported yet. But it would be great! I’m thinking of buying one (the LEGO version), but it’s a pity you can only program it with EV3 software… Gr. Kees
View ArticleImproved sensor usage
Hi Anders, Last semester I had the assignment to participate in the First Lego League using your firmware. I noticed there was only little support for sensors. I’ve added the same polling features...
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Hi Lars Sounds exciting – please use a pull request from Github. This makes it much easier… looking forward to ypur suggestions. /Anders
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Hi there If you have a pixy cam – you should extend the I2CSensor base class to quick access to I2C read and write functions… /Anders
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I think that you are mixing Monobrick firmware and Monobrick communication library. Monobrick firmware is for running C# on the EV3. While the communication library is for running a C# program on a...
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Hi there Yes this is a problem that we need to address. I will update our site with the next release. Which will (hopefully) be soon. /Anders
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Hey Anders, I’d love to do a pull request, problem is I don’t think it’s ready for deployment. I can do a pull request for the improved QueueThread. But the sensorpolling and its propertyChanged...
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