Case 13: Remote Control with Joystick:bit
Purpose
Use the joystick:bit to control the Cutebot
Materials
1 x Cutebot Kit
1 x Joystick:bit V2
Software Platform
Programming
Step 1
Click the "Advanced" to see more choices in the MakeCode drawer.
A codebase is required for Cutebot programming, click “Add Package” at the bottom of the drawer, search Cutebot
in the dialogue box and download it.
A codebase is required for Joystick:bit V2 programming, click “Add Package” at the bottom of the drawer, search joystic
in the dialogue box and download it.
Note: If you met a tip indicating incompatibility of the codebase, you can continue with the tips or build a new project there.
Step 2: Joystick:bit Programming
Set "radio set group" to 1
in the On start
brick.
The scope for X
and Y
is 0~1023
, the theoretical value is 512
if the rocker is in the middle place , in this way we need to make 0~1023 map
map in the scope of -100~100
.
Set x
whose value is given by "acceleration (mg) x" exactly divides 10
to the radio value in forever
brick.
Set y
whose value is given by "acceleration (mg) y" exactly divides 10
to the radio value in forever
brick.
The scope of the acceleration value is 0
~1024
, which can be regarded roughly as the speed value in 0
~100
after dividing 10
.
Programming
Links: https://makecode.microbit.org/_cVWKfb09E5st
You can also download it directly below:
Step 3: Cutebot Programming
Set the "radio set group" to 1
in the On start
brick. Items must be the same with the remote control for the correct match.
Drag two "if" bricks into the on radio received
brick and judge if the radio revived value name
is x
or y
If the radio received value name
is x
, it is the data for X
and then save the value
in the variable xValue
.
If the radio received value name
is y
, it is the data for y
and then save the value
in the variable yValue
.
In forever
brick, set the left wheel speed to yValue
+xValue
and right wheel speed to yValue
-xValue
.
Programming
Links: https://makecode.microbit.org/_WDpVxaeTXdLT
You can also download it directly below:
Result
The rocker controls the movement of the Cutebot