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From: PhiloYT
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  • what program did you use on this robot? NXC or NXT-G ?

  • @TheNeXTStorm she used NXC but it works on NXT-G too

    

  • you know the page with the instructions are down right?

  • how do you convert the programming language on the site into a script?

  • @Lollarz Search the web for "BricxCC" (can't post links in comments)

  • @Dudeofmanyhobbies Yeah, needs good lighting to film, but this reduces the reliability of color sensor... Works better in dim lighting!

  • cool

  • mechanically i love it, but i don't understand how the programing is going that fast, mine takes a good amount of time to react. one other thing, do you know anything about getting the NTX program to work on a mac? i got a new computer a while back and just started using my nxt again this week, but i can't add programing until i get this figured out.

  • @Scerab Indeed it took a bit of tweaking to get it fast enough (mainly use unlimited motor blocks). Sorry, I'm not a mac guy. But LEGO software should work fine on it???

  • @PhiloYT no, it doesn't seem to, but they may have another version somewhere.

  • @DJReidak No offense ;)

    Yes, I have a version using NXT-G 2.0 . See details on my webpage (link in video details).

  • @DJReidak

    The motors DO move that fast! no cheat in the video...

  • Marvellous! I built it and was totally amazed! Great job! The most extraordinary color sorter I have seen so far, most of the color sorters I seen on Youtube are the slow one that comes with the box.

  • I never knew the color sensor can see the color and react so fast. Brilliant!

  • Soon! I'm working on it right now...

  • I wanted to see the site but it does not work!

    Eu queria ver o site, mas ele não funciona! (portugues)

    PS.: Translate by google (Portuguese > English)

  • Thanks, Parax.

    Yes, the friction pin as clutch is THE trick that makes it work!

  • Nice use of a fricion pin as a clutch on the switching, Seems this has at least three advantages over positional (angular) switching!

    First: speed - enables fast flick if precision is not required.

    Second: simplified programming - I noticed that from yellow ball to green ball the first sorter is already in position but the motor still drives.

    Third: calibration - startup calibration is not required as its not position dependent!

    Great job Philo!

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