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"version": "1.1.2", | ||
"calibrate" : "async def calibrate(speed=1000, acceleration=1000):\n if (distance_sensor.distance(port.C) < 110):\n print('Calibration not possible! | Distance to small!')\n elif (distance_sensor.distance(port.C) > 110):\n try:\n await drive(-1, 14, speed, acceleration)\n distance0 = distance_sensor.distance(port.C)\n await drive(10, 14, speed, acceleration)\n distance1 = distance_sensor.distance(port.C)\n calibration = distance0 - distance1\n #print('Calibration done!')\n print(calibration)\n wait(0.5)\n except:\n print('Calibration not possible! | Error!')", | ||
"module": "async def module(degrees=0, speed=1110, acceleration=10000):\n if (degrees > 0):\n await motor.run_for_degrees(motor_module, degrees, speed, acceleration=acceleration)\n elif (degrees < 0):\n await motor.run_for_degrees(motor_module, degrees, speed, acceleration=acceleration)\n elif (degrees == 0):\n print('Error')", | ||
"motor": "async def drive(distance=0, multiplier=14, speed=1000, acceleration=1000):\n if (distance > 0):\n degrees = multiplier*(distance - calibration)\n await motor_pair.move_for_degrees(pair, degrees, 0, velocity=speed, acceleration=acceleration)\n elif (distance < 0):\n degrees = multiplier*(distance + calibration)\n await motor_pair.move_for_degrees(pair, degrees, 0, velocity=speed, acceleration=acceleration)\n elif (distance == 0):\n print('Null Value Error')\n\nasync def tank(degrees=0, left_speed=1000, right_speed=1000, acceleration=1000):\n #180 degrees = 90 Grad\n if (degrees > 0):\n await motor_pair.move_tank_for_degrees(pair, -degrees, left_speed, -right_speed, acceleration=acceleration)\n elif (degrees < 0):\n await motor_pair.move_tank_for_degrees(pair, degrees, -left_speed, right_speed, acceleration=acceleration)\n elif (degrees == 0):\n print('Null Value Error')\n \nasync def obstacle(distance=0, speed=1000, acceleration=1000):\n if (distance > 0):\n while distance_sensor.distance(port.C) > distance:\n await drive(2, 14, speed, acceleration)\n print('Obstacle detected!')\n elif (distance <= 0):\n print('Null Value Error')", | ||
"sensor": "async def switch(switch=False):\n while switch == False:\n if (force_sensor.force(force_module) >= 50):\n switch = True\n return True", | ||
"variables": "pair = motor_pair.PAIR_1\nmotor_pair.pair(pair, port.F, port.B)\nmotor_module = port.E\nmotor_module1 = port.A\nforce_module = port.D\ncalibration = 1\naverage = 111\ntimes = 1\ntimes1 = 1\naverage_calibration = []\naverage_obs = []\nai_data = []\n\ndef write_ai_data(file):\n with open('{file}', 'w') as f:\n for line in ai_data:\n f.write(line)" | ||
"calibrate" : "\nasync def calibrate(speed=1000, acceleration=1000):\n if (distance_sensor.distance(port.C) < 110):\n print('Calibration not possible! | Distance to small!')\n elif (distance_sensor.distance(port.C) > 110):\n try:\n await drive(-1, 14, speed, acceleration)\n distance0 = distance_sensor.distance(port.C)\n await drive(10, 14, speed, acceleration)\n distance1 = distance_sensor.distance(port.C)\n calibration = distance0 - distance1\n #print('Calibration done!')\n print(calibration)\n wait(0.5)\n except:\n print('Calibration not possible! | Error!')", | ||
"module": "\nasync def module(degrees=0, speed=1110, acceleration=10000):\n if (degrees > 0):\n await motor.run_for_degrees(motor_module, degrees, speed, acceleration=acceleration)\n elif (degrees < 0):\n await motor.run_for_degrees(motor_module, degrees, speed, acceleration=acceleration)\n elif (degrees == 0):\n print('Error')", | ||
"motor": "\nasync def drive(distance=0, multiplier=14, speed=1000, acceleration=1000):\n if (distance > 0):\n degrees = multiplier*(distance - calibration)\n await motor_pair.move_for_degrees(pair, degrees, 0, velocity=speed, acceleration=acceleration)\n elif (distance < 0):\n degrees = multiplier*(distance + calibration)\n await motor_pair.move_for_degrees(pair, degrees, 0, velocity=speed, acceleration=acceleration)\n elif (distance == 0):\n print('Null Value Error')\n\n\nasync def tank(degrees=0, left_speed=1000, right_speed=1000, acceleration=1000):\n #180 degrees = 90 Grad\n if (degrees > 0):\n await motor_pair.move_tank_for_degrees(pair, -degrees, left_speed, -right_speed, acceleration=acceleration)\n elif (degrees < 0):\n await motor_pair.move_tank_for_degrees(pair, degrees, -left_speed, right_speed, acceleration=acceleration)\n elif (degrees == 0):\n print('Null Value Error')\n \n\nasync def obstacle(distance=0, speed=1000, acceleration=1000):\n if (distance > 0):\n while distance_sensor.distance(port.C) > distance:\n await drive(2, 14, speed, acceleration)\n print('Obstacle detected!')\n elif (distance <= 0):\n print('Null Value Error')", | ||
"sensor": "\nasync def switch(switch=False):\n while switch == False:\n if (force_sensor.force(force_module) >= 50):\n switch = True\n return True", | ||
"variables": "\npair = motor_pair.PAIR_1\nmotor_pair.pair(pair, port.F, port.B)\nmotor_module = port.E\nmotor_module1 = port.A\nforce_module = port.D\ncalibration = 1\naverage = 111\ntimes = 1\ntimes1 = 1\naverage_calibration = []\naverage_obs = []\nai_data = []\n\ndef write_ai_data(file):\n with open('{file}', 'w') as f:\n for line in ai_data:\n f.write(line)" | ||
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