ScratchGPIO Map Pin
Simply broadcast Map Pin x, name to rename a sensor pinx to name Map Pin to name now in ScratchGPIO7 pic.twitter.com/wAUlVuQ4On — Simon Walters (@cymplecy) November 21, 2016
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Scratch2Pi (part 2)
Previous blurb here So having got technoboy10 twitter extension.js file up and running – I went about playing with it to alter it to try and make it talk to a python program running on...
Scratch2Pi
With Raspberry Pi now supplying a browser capable of using Scratch 2, I thought I’d see if it was possible to get use Scratch 2 in a browser to control the GPIO pins on...
Switch Pi on – do a job – Switch off again – repeat
I was at a mates house and he’d had a new door installed without letterbox in it so he had to have an external letter box fitted. The problem, he said, was that they...
Robot Violence for Entertainment/STEM
As you may have noticed, I’ve posted a few tweets against programming/building robots whose primary purpose is to inflict violence on other robots. So I’d like to explain (in >140 chars) why I’m so...
PiPool Challenge and BBQ 2016 Saturday 20th August
Following on from last year’s inaugural event, PiPool is back! Book your tickets here Some say its bigger and better than last year’s but in fact its exactly the same except the garden’s been...
Infrared Remote Control on the Raspberry Pi
Infrared remote control receiving and sending is a great thing to play with on a computer. You don’t need a Pi to do this but its a lot more verstile than an Arduino and...
SKYQ LIRC config file
I’m playing around a lot with LIRC on the Pi and as part of that I’ve produced a fully working SKYQ /etc/lirc/lircd.conf file. It turns out that SKYQ boxes are using RC6-6-28 with no...
Better external Python calls from ScratchGPIO8dev
I’ve improved calling external Python scripts from ScratchGPIO8dev to allow for long time running programs. This allows you to make your own mini sensor script to get some data from somewhere – your own...
Point a Robot Arm at the ISS
Having built a Robot Arm using a 3D printer and some servos, I wanted to get it to do some simple pointing at astronomical objects and the idea for pointing at the ISS as it orbits around...
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