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Tell me about it! I don't document (or "comment") a lot, but when I do, it's usually for BIG confusing programs! Add it to the NXT-G 3.0 wishlist

jojoguy10

Alrighty, I did it.

What was this for?

When i tried it some days ago, it would not start the second loop! I had the same problem today too. Well....here's the first problem I see: You say in the comment (in the program) that you have to press the "Enter Button". By that, I assume you mean the orange button on the NXT screen, c...

Hello (1) I´m sorry again, but this time forgot to delete some of the program. (2) I down´t have a robot built op right now, but i´ll build it soon. Wall Follower.rbt Jon (1) OK, I see what you did. But, you still have different touch sensors and the motors are set for unlimited. (2) Well.....ho...

Well, here are a couple of tips: 1. Are you using TWO touch sensors? Because, the switch is on Touch Sensor (TS) port 2, but all of the other Wait block TS's are on port 1. 2. You are having the motors for "Unlimited". So, even if the Stop Value is met, the motors are still going to run. 3...

You need to use rotate motor - RotateMotor(OUT_AC, 50,360 ); See http://css.engineering.uiowa.edu/~cie/Labs/NXC_tutorial.pdf and http://bricxcc.sourceforge.net/nbc/nxcdoc/NXC_Guide.pdf Well....thanks, but that didn't help with turning the motors in OPPOSITE directions. But, thanks to you, I looked ...

mattallen37 wrote:Like this?

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OnFwd(OUT_B, 100);
OnRev(OUT_C, 100);

Yes, but how do you do that for a certain amount of degrees?

Thanks a bunch!
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So....what's happening is the loop is "looping" REALLY fast! SO fast, that one press in the real world could mean x number of presses (where x is the speed the loop "loops" (REALLY fast!)) What I'd try is adding a "Wait For Touch" block in front of the touch sensor swit...