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MatthewColvin / ESP32-Car

Project to build a library for an event where highschoolers will be building a car using may engineering disciplines.
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Setup Guide

Hey there students that attened the STEM Camp! This is the code on your car it is pretty easy to get set up just expand the tabs and follow the instructions below.

Git

Download

https://git-scm.com/downloads ![plot](./doc/install_git/download.png)

Install

![plot](./doc/install_git/install.png) ![plot](./doc/install_git/gitLaunched.png)
Driver

Download

![plot](./doc/install_drivers/download1.png) ![plot](./doc/install_drivers/download2.png)

Install

Right click the downloaded file then Extract the zip ![plot](./doc/install_drivers/extractDriver.png) ![plot](./doc/install_drivers/install.png) ![plot](./doc/install_drivers/launched.png)
VSCode

Download

https://code.visualstudio.com/download ![plot](./doc/install_vscode/download.png)

Install

![plot](./doc/install_vscode/install.png) ![plot](./doc/install_vscode/launched.png)
Clone Code Open powershell by using search and typing powershell ![plot](./doc/clone_code/openPowershell1.png) Copy and paste this into powershell then press enter cd ./Documents/ git clone https://github.com/MatthewColvin/ESP32-Car.git ![plot](./doc/clone_code/openPowershell2.png) Open the code by pasting this into powershell code ./ESP32_Car/ Open the terminal inside vscode by pressing the button circled in red and copy this into the terminal git checkout event/softwareTemplate ![plot](./doc/clone_code/checkout_software_template.png) Open up the main to start writing code or copy and paste your file into this folder. ![plot](./doc/clone_code/open_code.png)
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