Thats great work!
So your program generates sequences? Are you also able to export them to the SSC32 onto the EEPROM if you wanted to play them using the onboard GP player? (You need to change the firmware though).
Does the SSC-32 have built-in EEPROM? I thought I have to buy the I2C chip for the eeprom which I don’t have. If it does that would be nice to add to the program.
Oh, BTW i’m going to Tennessee tomorrow and I won’t be able to work on my program for about a week.
Hello everyone. As you can see i’m back from Tennessee.
While I was on my trip I couldn’t wait to get back home and finish parts of the software. In the whole 24 hours that i’ve been back I’ve managed to add several things to the software.
Updates:
Save file and Open file support added - You can now exit off without worrying about having to redo the whole sequence.
Currently in progress:
SSC-32 command line - For if you prefer typing instead of using the sliders. You can type in a command and add it to the sequence.
Basic Atom Export (.bas) - This will allow you to export your sequences to the Basic Atom so no more nasty serial cables to make your robot fall over.
Getting started tutorial - When the software is finished, I will add a tutorial so whoever uses the software can understand how to use it.
And when the software is COMPLETELY finished, I will also make an installer for it.
Wow! This is beautiful. I’ve been working on something similar to pilot my bot using bluetooth and ip camera. You are much further along though. What are you writing in? Any chance you’d share your code? I started mine in VB but have switched to C# due to lack of support for gamepad/joystick.
I’m actually using VB. And I was just about to upload the source code and the setup file. Be aware it’s still in the alpha version. there are some features that are not complete. If you want you can use some of the code in there and use it in your own project. I know C# very well too, but I didn’t have it installed at the time when I started this project, so I went with VB.
I plan on adding more advanced functions to the software in later versions.