Hi David,
Thank you very very much for this great work!!! I encourage everyone to
test Scratch and report any possible problem or bug :)
Thanks also for sharing the way to install/test it, once you've updated
the thymio wiki page, we will translate it ;)
Having Scratch working for Thymio is an incredible advantage, bravo to
all the team who made it work! (I know it wasn't easy ;) )
Now, let's test it!
Best
Christophe Barraud
Président de l'association Mobsya
/Robots au service de l'éducation/
Tél. bureau: 032 511 64 93
Tél. portable: 079 958 40 94
www.mobsya.org <http://www.mobsya.org/>
www.thymio.org <https://www.thymio.org/>
Le 28.06.2016 à 16:43, David James Sherman a écrit :
Dear all,
The software link between the Scratch 2 programming language and
Thymio-II robots is working and is ready for testing. It is fairly
simple to use:
• download and install the latest release from
https://github.com/davidjsherman/inirobot-scratch-thymioII
• connect the Thymio-II by a USB cable or by a Thymio-RF dongle
• run the ‘Scratch2-ThymioII’ helper program
• open any of the example Scratch programs in ‘examples’
The latest release is v0.7.3-alpha
<https://github.com/davidjsherman/inirobot-scratch-thymioII/releases/tag/v0.7.3-alpha>.
I will update the wiki page
https://www.thymio.org/fr:scratchprogramming shortly.
This link is different from the excellent Thymio Blockly in that the
Scratch program doesn’t run inside the Thymio. So a Scratch program
can react to the physical world, as seen by the Thymio, and the Thymio
can react to virtual objects in the Scratch world, seen by its sprite.
This requires the robot to be in constant communication with the host
computer, and really works best with a Wireless Thymio (or, that
failing, a 2-meter USB cable).
Any and all comments, suggestions, and bug reports are welcome. Since
this work isn’t entirely integrated into aseba-community/aseba on
GitHub, for now bug reports about the software ought to go to my fork
https://github.com/davidjsherman/aseba. The Scratch examples and the
block documention live at
https://github.com/davidjsherman/inirobot-scratch-thymioII, if you
have any suggestions about these.
Thank you in advance for your help,
David
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Inria Bordeaux Sud-Ouest
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