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We currently have most MicroPython modules and some features disabled. This is because we started on Move Hub, which does not have a lot of space (~106Kb). The other hubs have more space (~232Kb), so …
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Using `const PoweredUP = require("node-poweredup");` the function `motorA.rotateByDegrees(20,10).then(function(value) {console.log("test");});` prints "test" after successful completion as expected.
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Mario seems to be a simple Lego Wireless Protocol compatible Powered Up device.
I cannot support this integration since I lack hardware. If anyone is up interesting trying to add, I will assist and…
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Hi,
When stationary, the report of accelerometersensor is something like: 4, -21, 1035, which is far from 0, 0, 0. Is there something wrong of parsing the message? I didn't see anything in LEGO Wi…
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Dear Kawasaki,
I found your bluepy-scratch-link project and got it up and running folowing your README. My goal is to control the Lego Boost robot from scratch 3.
I found one very small issue at l…
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I'm trying to study in depth the operation of the firmware because I'm curious to understand also the hardware part.
Reading the file https://github.com/pybricks/pybricks-micropython/blob/master/lib/…
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Hi Cornelius,
first of all thank you for this cool and active library. Congratulations for reaching a version 1, quite a milestone!
I was not aware that the API is that much under development, so …
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Add support for the MoveHub (88006) which is used in the Boost and StarWars Sets. Attached you will find the needed CLI Logs
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poweredup device list
Scan Started. Please select the Hub (using …
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I am right now trying to [port](https://github.com/sharpbrick/powered-up) the LEGO Wireless Protocol from .NET Core+WinRT to Blazor+WebBluetooth. This project seems to be currently the only WebBluetoo…
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Hy Everyone,
I am currently trying to control a duplo train (10875) but it seem that i am stuck when i wait to get the motor.
currently the promise of `waitForDeviceByType` never resolve.
Do you ha…
p8nut updated
3 years ago