FLL Masterclass Part 3: 10 Essential MyBlocks For The Robot Game

[@svelterhino]

Fantastic work, Mr Code! I've been coaching FLL Teams for three years and have had some gyro straight and turn code, but wanted to figure out adding acceleration/deceleration, and it looks like you have some excellent options! Thank you for all the work you put into these videos and for all the kids you have helped, are helping, and will continue to help in the future!

[@CreatorAcademyAustralia]

Thanks for your support, and well done for coaching FLL for three years! The world needs more coaches to inspire the next generation of innovators. Feel free to reach out if you want any code support. Garry

[@OceanWing1444]

Glad that you noticed the error with the blind spot of the GYRO sensor for the GYRO turn! I think that's very important because some people, try to GYRO 180 Degrees and the robot goes haywire! I've seen it multiple times. If you can, can you make a video on using PID with GYRO and acceleration to make the most accurate turns possible? Thanks.

[@Boxy-cg6ez]

hello I loved the video, but is there a yaw to make it so that it doesnt run on time but in runs on cm thanks

[@CreatorAcademyAustralia]

Hi! Which code would you like to move in cm? Garry

[@Boxy-cg6ez]

​@@CreatorAcademyAustralia the go straight code i would like to instead of using time to tell the robot how far to go instead I would like to use CM as the way of telling it how far to go thanks

[@diptakrishnam6992]

How do you set relative position code block

[@mr.schreck436]

Do you keep all your myblocks in a separate program? How can you upload a program when using the Spike Prime App on a chromebook?

[@CreatorAcademyAustralia]

Our kids normally write fresh code for each new robot after learning all the principles. For support on Chromebook, check out this page: www.lego.com/en-us/service/help/spike_prime/apps_video_games_device_guides/apps_video_games_device_guides/tips-for-installing-the-lego-education-spike-prime-app-on-a-chromebook-kA009000001dcj8CAA

[@mehnazalam2913]

How do I sign up for the KZbin membership? Can you send me the link?

[@CreatorAcademyAustralia]

Hi! Join this channel with this link: kzbin.info/door/_EJBSPUTFORXV6gbQFdRgAjoin Garry

[@gyengez]

Nice lesson thanks.

[@CreatorAcademyAustralia]

Glad you liked it! Garry

[@PFDarkside]

Would your team have all missions in one program or does each “mission grouping” use a different program number slot on the hub? Do your teams “assume” the attachments are in correct position to start or just use “rotation” to do actions or do they use “position” to do actions? Thank you for these lessons, they are answering many questions the students have asked!

[@CreatorAcademyAustralia]

Hi! We usually have all missions in one program, then you can use the ‘mission variable’ in the video to control which missions to run. We also have teams that use a color sensor to detect the attachment being mounted so that the robot runs the correct mission. Thanks for watching, and good luck for your teams! Garry

[@PFDarkside]

@ thanks!

[@zeynepksak5272]

Hello, we will participate in this competition from Turkey, this is our first experience, I do not know how to design our robot and what our codes will be, can you please guide us?

[@victorrodrigopiqueres547]

Hello, Is it possible to join the proportional movement with the go straight? I usually use the go straight programm but i can`t make an smooth stop. Thanks

[@CreatorAcademyAustralia]

I will go through this in my next livestream! Join our membership if you’d like to watch it live. Garry

[@CreatorAcademyAustralia]

Github code has now been updated to include the block, check it out! See this video for explanation:kzbin.infoJ8C_cJ0vu2E?feature=share Garry

[@threeawesomekids8689]

Can you tell me why my robot code does the mission the first time but when we run it again it doesn’t complete it? How can we fix this issue.

[@obaidnaqi2016]

My wro team also facing same issue of running once or two but missing target after that

[@abumoyeemmanuel8564]

Hi Mr. Code, what is the highest speed you'd advise for the FLL spike prime robot for competitions.

[@CreatorAcademyAustralia]

Hi! As fast as possible while maintaining traction and control. For the Advanced Driving Base, this is about 20-30% velocity, while Driving Base 2 can be 100%. Garry

[@DocDavies]

Hi, love your series. But can you tell me how to construct this line of block code. "wait until.....yaw angle....angle" from the Gyro turn my block...I'm just starting FLL this year and am still learning Spike Prime coding.

[@CreatorAcademyAustralia]

Hi, the 'wait until' block is in the orange control blocks. The 'greater than' block is inside the green operator blocks. The 'yaw angle' block is in the light blue sensor blocks that you need to change from 'pitch angle'. Good luck! Garry

[@hsu4631]

Why not Pybricks?

[@CreatorAcademyAustralia]

We might add Pybricks content in the future if there is enough interest. Garry

[@VinxityRL]

Really good stuff, I am on FLL team(one of the members) and we do a lot of that code. This year we made whole new code it’s called gyro smooth. The problem we were having is the robot was jumping forward so we used the slope intercept form or Y=mx+b to calculate the slope. We have a couple of variables start speed let’s call it 20% a top speed which I will call it 50 percent speed and an end speed which is 20. We have the slope go over a 15% of the distance so 1 rotation so the equation would be (50-20)/15 and it would be 2 so we use that slope which we automatically calculated and could be any other speed but now it will move at a slope instead of gyro forward it works better for consistency do you like our technique? Our original code was gyro straight by the way

[@Boxy-cg6ez]

the go straight code i would like to instead of using time to tell the robot how far to go instead I would like to use CM as the way of telling it how far to go thanks

[@CreatorAcademyAustralia]

I will go through this in my next member livestream, hope you and your team can join me! Garry

[@CreatorAcademyAustralia]

The Gyro Straight For Centimeters block is now added to the github repository: github.com/CreatorAcademyAu/fllmasterclass If you'd like to see the code explanation, you can watch the members only video here: kzbin.infoS-l-NBXDlKs Garry

[@Emmatech-ctm]

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[@Emmatech-ctm]

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