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Thanks for trying it. I'm happy that it worked smoothly for you as well. Now let's wait for LEGO to fix the bugs in the firmware (or release the documentation about any changes)

@@profBricks yes and they should hire you ;)

Thanks. LEGO used to listen to external experts many years ago (2007-2013), in the golden age of MINDSTORMS. Now it's amazing how they try to do quite the opposite. Adults welcome? Release the docs!!!

Check out the building process ua-cam.com/video/WxdJ9-tb5f8/v-deo.html

It's Italian. I still have to add subtitles in English

@@profBricks ok

I learned a little JavaScript as well to make the plotter and the more recent cube solver.

@@profBricks ok nice 👍

Take a look at the correlated long form video about the complete hacking process!

I can try, although there are less pieces to work with. Do you mean with that set only?

Not only with that set

We all *strongly* hope it will be possible. Soon... I don't know.

Please report the timestamp. Isn't the close captioning helping at all?

For now, I just hope that LEGO fixes the bugs in the firmware, to let us squeeze the most out of this new hub!

@@profBricks yah. I do wonder how much the hub will cost. Its not on the lego store yet.

Interesting, I would have never thought of that. How would you distinguish braking from reverse with the left analog trigger?

I'm not the right person to ask. Developing a custom firmware is a complex process compared to just capturing and sending the commands to the hub from another device.

I'm amazed by some of their choices, like: why is the technic hub retired as spare part but still available in the C+ sets? Why is the BOOST hub still available but no new set is using it? Etcetera...

@@profBricks Check availability of motors. Even more bizarre. Like they are closing C+ and waiting for something new.

They lost me at 'no more mindstorms'. I think the bean counters are fully in control

That was my hope... But the current firmware is not responding to the known protocol as it should! So, not for now...

The author said same thing.

I didn't check which is the maximum number that produces a change in speed. I tried 100 as the maximum, but I can try going up to 255 (the maximum value that a byte can represent)

Exactly the same. No visible latency. I'm sending max 200 raw commands per second, whenever the XBOX Controller inputs change

@@profBricks Thanks for the swift response. I have a feeling the car can go faster than the Control + app allows it to, since the motor speed is regulated. A simple PWM without regulation should be faster IMO.

@@profBricks Nah nah I mean car's drive speed. Looks like C+ app did some limitation on hub. So I wanted to see full potential of that hub.

​@@ZEROBRICKSI'll try

@@profBricks Thanks. Can't wait to see if we can get more performance out so it can actually be true to it's marketing

I am making the program please faster

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Plssssss

Faster i want to finish it i don’t want to wait👏

I'm new to RC cars. Please explain what's the best configuration. I admit it wasn't easy to drive the car like that

​@profBricks Here's my steering configuration: Steering - left joystick Forwards - Right trigger Backwards - Left trigger The rest is up to you, set your lights and other stuff as you like. Hope that hepls!

I will. Let me make some more tests, clean it and I'll post it on GitHub

This hub is another potential robotics platform made by LEGO. Maybe you like RC cars, or LEGO Technic, or Porsche cars. The Algorithm is mysterious!!!

I am working on a python communication library to remote control it from any computer, and use it as a base for future robotics projects

This isn't meant to be a proper review, rather an homage to that set, which is pretty playable and well designed, especially for the mechanism

That's a completely different thing, that will require much more effort from @pybricks devs. I am sending commands via BLE from another device using a script. I am basically remote - controlling the Technic Move Hub in a more sophisticated and low-level way than the Control+ app

Actually, LEGO did it. You're right, it looks like a LEGO BOOST and a LEGO Technic hub had a child, minus the input ports for external sensors, Alas!

By the way, ​@@profBricks how/where did you get that hub?

​@@profBrickswhy is nobody posting videos about this

I just got the new LEGO Technic 42176, this new hub is in there.

Exactly

One set Is enough to build all the 30+ models included in my annual bundle!

Are you interested in the advanced Pybricks program to remote control it or in the simple Scratch program to control it using colored bricks?

@@profBricks remote control, and already bought it from your site the manual. There was spike code but I can’t find the remote controlled one.

Thanks! I'm glad you like it!

I don't see how this comment is related to this video...

To be precise, the instructions are a gift with the bundle of 30+ models. It's part of my business model, like it or not.

Can you point me to a reference in order to get further inspiration?

Thanks

Hi. I made a new biped robot with grabbing arms with a single SPIKE set ua-cam.com/video/LXHLibj62ws/v-deo.html You can get the complete building and programming instructions from the link in the description.

@@profBricks Wow! I didn't think you would answer! Thanks a lot! We assembled the robot from the tutorial in class with my friend, I will definitely show your new video to the teacher, thank you.