Servo Motoring with the Raspberry Pi Pico and CircuitPython

[@azizbiabani6787]

Nice video very useful..

[@profgallaugher]

Glad you liked it

[@azizbiabani6787]

Sir which editor you're using sir.

[@profgallaugher]

Mu is the editor. You can download it at codewith.mu. I show how to download this in the Pico setup lesson at the top of the playlist at bit.ly/pico-tutorials. Good luck!

[@azizbiabani6787]

@@profgallaugher Thank you sir

[@Videogame9559]

I'm going make skull moving jaw moving but not getting code to run help installing from adfruit to run the code please

[@Videogame9559]

Hi how do install adafruit library import board my programme no import board ?

[@profgallaugher]

Seems like you are jumping ahead and missed some basic lessons earlier in the playlist. “board” is a built in. There is more explanation at this URL. If you are looking for some specific help you should try adafruits excellent discord which is meant as a Q and A forum but also be sure to go through the basic videos here or similar lessons. Especially things covering installation, pins, troubleshooting, etc. The code you’ll see in each lesson works if you follow from the beginning and don’t miss a key step. learn.adafruit.com/circuitpython-essentials/circuitpython-pins-and-modules

[@Sfdc123]

dont use 3v3 for powering servos, use VBUS

[@profgallaugher]

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