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The Robot Virtual Worlds team is very excited to announce the latest updates of several of our worlds. This release changes the process for logging in and tracking progress in Robot Virtual Worlds. Read below to find out more.
Updated worlds. Launching these worlds will now automatically log you in as a guest. If you want to log in with a local or CS2N account, click the “Log In” button in the upper left of the main window. Launching these worlds will now automatically log you in as a guest. If you want to log in with a local or CS2N account, click the “Log Out” button in the main menu.
The log in window for Resolvers has been changed – the “Guest” tab is now the default tab that is opened when you launch the game. Other worlds. Expedition Atlantis. Atlantis Prime. Curriculum Companion. All robotics competition worlds, such as Virtual VRC Starstruck No changes have been made to the log in steps or screens for these worlds.
Let us know what you think of the new updates! The ROBOTC Development Team is excited to make our latest update available to you,. This is primarily a maintenance release which contains many stability fixes. Keep reading for a full list of changes and improvements below. Updates for all robot platforms:. When saving a C source file, you can now opt to keep a backup of the previous version of the file. This behavior can be enabled through the preferences.
Under certain conditions, semaphores could be given to a task that had not unlocked it. This has been corrected. Previously, the compiler would count both prototypes and actual function implementations separately, reducing the number of functions available to you. This has been corrected.
Updates specific to VEX IQ:. The display would incorrectly show that it the debugger was being used, when disconnected from the PC. There was a mismatch between the amount of available variable memory. This could lead to unpredictable results due to stack corruption with very large programs.
The amount has been corrected. Most users will be unaffected by this change. Users with programs that use a large amount of variables, should verify their programs still compile. Support for future VEX IQ firmware changes. Today and let us know what you think of the improvements! The ROBOTC Development Team is excited to make our latest update available to you,.
This is primarily a maintenance release which contains many stability fixes. Keep reading for a full list of changes and improvements below. Updates for all robot platforms:. When saving a C source file, you can now opt to keep a backup of the previous version of the file. This behavior can be enabled through the preferences. Under certain conditions, semaphores could be given to a task that had not unlocked it. This has been corrected.
Previously, the compiler would count both prototypes and actual function implementations separately, reducing the number of functions available to you. This has been corrected. Updates specific to the LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3:. The way text files are saved has been changed to prevent the “65000 temp files” issue that some users were seeing.
WiFi has been removed from the communications pane. This is unsupported and was left visible as an oversight. Joystick control for the EV3 has been fixed. The EV3 sound code was partially rewritten for stability reasons. Updates specific to the LEGO MINDSTORMS NXT:. Operation Reset samples were not working correctly, this has been fixed.
Today and let us know what you think of the improvements! The ROBOTC Development Team has a brand new update for you, A full list of changes and improvements appear below.
But we have BIG NEWS to share first We are excited to announce that the software required to program VEX robot hardware is finally included with every VEX IQ and VEX EDR kit at no extra charge! Current VEX users can now download the no-cost version of ROBOTC 4.x for VEX directly. Follow these steps to download: 1. Login to your www.vexrobotics.com account. If you don’t have an account, create one at 2. Navigate to Software Downloads under “My Account” on the left side of your Account Dashboard.
Choose your desired software and follow the download and installation instructions. And here are the highlights of the latest update: Create Graphs from your Datalogs Want to know what running your robot into a wall looks like to your accelerometer? Curious about how ambient light intensity varies throughout the day? Datalogging now supports (live) plotting of incoming data gathered on the robot brain. Science experiments involving sensor and motor data can be displayed. You can easily find out by gathering the data and having ROBOTC plot the data for you, as it comes in.
Datalogging is no longer restricted to just Full ROBOTC, we’ve added easy to use blocks that allow you to access the same functionality in a simple manner. Additionally, logged data can even be exported for further analysis in a spreadsheet application of your choice. ROBOTC Graphical Variable Support You can now use variables in ROBOTC Graphical, as well as perform various operations on them.
You can add, subtract, divide, multiple, whatever your program requires. You can use variables in loops, motor blocks, you name it! ROBOTC Graphical Break and Continue We’ve added two new program flow blocks, break and continue. This was a much requested feature from our more advanced users of ROBOTC Graphical. You can now create more complex programs without creating work-arounds or having to switch to ROBOTC Full. Beta Channel Access Want to have a front row seat when it comes to upcoming features in ROBOTC? Subscribe to the beta channel through ROBOTC’s preference menu and you will be notified when a preview build (such as this one), is released.
Try out new and exciting features before we release them to the general public and provide us with feedback. Help make ROBOTC better!
Support for VEXos Utility for VEX IQ VEXos is a robotics operating system that harnesses the flexibility and power of VEX hardware for the rigors of competition and the diverse needs of education. This operating system, written completely by VEX Robotics, uses real-time processing for repeatable operation at the fastest possible speeds. The “VEXos Utility” program simplifies updating VEX IQ hardware, and is compatible with Windows 7-10, and Mac OS X 10.8 and greater. Other changes and bug fixes New features – VEX. Compatible with the for VEX IQ. You can control an LED on the VEX EDR from Graphical and Natural Language using the new setLED block or command. Changes and Improvements – General.
The default colors in the Assembly window (F9) have new defaults for increased readability. Function tooltips have been revised and corrected where applicable. License error messages have been improved.
A short explanation of the error codes is now provided. #info has been added to the list of support #pragma statements, such as #error and #warn. The start and stop buttons on the datalogging control have been merged into a single button. Deleting a file from the File Utility was not possible, this has been fixed. We’ve made some visual changes to ROBOTC Graphical including new colours for enhanced readability. Internal improvements to the datalogging system have been made that resolve possible data corruption and inability to disable polling for a specific data series.
Saving a New User Model in the Motors and Sensor Setup has been fixed. Various float conversion related issues have been fixed.
NaN (Not a Number) detection has been fixed. Sscanf with more than 7 arguments could crash the VM, this has been fixed. Overloaded deprecated function no longer cause warnings. A discrepancy between the compiler and VM regarding the maximum number of tasks has been fixed. An issue with ROBOTC crashing due to a recursive macro has been addressed. The RVW package manager now shows the correct informational icon.
Opening the RVW package manager no longer causes an exception under certain circumstances. An issue with the debugStream window background refresh causing a hang when communications with the robot was lost, has been remedied. The Program Debug window no longer crops the status line. You can now use displayInverseString in combination with a char.
drawInvertRect and drawInvertEllipse were not deprecated correctly, this has been fixed. ROBOTC no longer crashes when clicking the Custom Joystick Config checkbox under Windows 7 and 8. (4.55). The joystick channel dropdown was incorrect in ROBOTC Graphical after changing platforms, this has been fixed.(4.55) Changes and Improvements – VEX.
The VexIQ LCD screen has been added to the #debuggerWindows #pragma. A bug in the macro parser prevented the use of the VEX EDR platform when a PLTW license was active. This has been fixed. An issue with debugging and using sscanf on the VEX IQ has been addressed. VEX IQ getGyroRate and getGyroRateFloat return incorrect values, this has been fixed. Starting a new task on the VEX EDR no longer clears the screen. Using drawTextCenteredInUserScreenArea function will no longer throw an exception on the VEX IQ.
An issue with the start of flash file system not showing correctly in communication debug message has been fixed. The VEX EDR competition template now sets the platform correctly. And let us know what you think of the new updates. Happy Programming! The ROBOTC Development Team is excited to share our latest official update with you, which includes new features, functionality, and bug fixes. A full list of changes and improvements appear below (including an awesome sale for 3.x users), but here are the highlights: Create Graphs from your Datalogs Want to know what running your robot into a wall looks like to your accelerometer? Curious about how ambient light intensity varies throughout the day?
Datalogging now supports (live) plotting of incoming data gathered on the robot brain. Science experiments involving sensor and motor data can be displayed. You can easily find out by gathering the data and having ROBOTC plot the data for you, as it comes in. Datalogging is no longer restricted to just Full ROBOTC, we’ve added easy to use blocks that allow you to access the same functionality in a simple manner. Additionally, logged data can even be exported for further analysis in a spreadsheet application of your choice.
ROBOTC Graphical Variable Support You can now use variables in ROBOTC Graphical, as well as perform various operations on them. You can add, subtract, divide, multiple, whatever your program requires.
You can use variables in loops, motor blocks, you name it! ROBOTC Graphical Break and Continue We’ve added two new program flow blocks, break and continue.
This was a much requested feature from our more advanced users of ROBOTC Graphical. You can now create more complex programs without creating work-arounds or having to switch to ROBOTC Full.
Beta Channel Access Want to have a front row seat when it comes to upcoming features in ROBOTC? Subscribe to the beta channel through ROBOTC’s preference menu and you will be notified when a preview build (such as this one), is released. Try out new and exciting features before we release them to the general public and provide us with feedback.
Help make ROBOTC better! Other changes and bug fixes New features – MINDSTORMS. Battery monitoring on the EV3 through the nImmediateBatteryLevel and nAvgBatteryLevel intrinsic variables has been added Changes and Improvements – General. The default colors in the Assembly window (F9) have new defaults for increased readability. Function tooltips have been revised and corrected where applicable. License error messages have been improved. A short explanation of the error codes is now provided.
#info has been added to the list of support #pragma statements, such as #error and #warn. The start and stop buttons on the datalogging control have been merged into a single button.
Deleting a file from the File Utility was not possible, this has been fixed. We’ve made some visual changes to ROBOTC Graphical including new colours for enhanced readability. Internal improvements to the datalogging system have been made that resolve possible data corruption and inability to disable polling for a specific data series.
Saving a New User Model in the Motors and Sensor Setup has been fixed. Various float conversion related issues have been fixed. NaN (Not a Number) detection has been fixed. Sscanf with more than 7 arguments could crash the VM, this has been fixed. Overloaded deprecated function no longer cause warnings. A discrepancy between the compiler and VM regarding the maximum number of tasks has been fixed.
An issue with ROBOTC crashing due to a recursive macro has been addressed. The RVW package manager now shows the correct informational icon. Opening the RVW package manager no longer causes an exception under certain circumstances. An issue with the debugStream window background refresh causing a hang when communications with the robot was lost, has been remedied. The Program Debug window no longer crops the status line.
You can now use displayInverseString in combination with a char. drawInvertRect and drawInvertEllipse were not deprecated correctly, this has been fixed. ROBOTC no longer crashes when clicking the Custom Joystick Config checkbox under Windows 7 and 8. (4.55). The joystick channel dropdown was incorrect in ROBOTC Graphical after changing platforms, this has been fixed.
(4.55) Changes and Improvements – MINDSTORMS. The original LEGO firmware file operations have been removed, their functionality has been superseded by ROBOTC file operations. EV3 specific datalogging functions have been marked as obsolete. Users should use the new datalogging functions. Restrictions on the file downloading locations on the EV3 have been relaxed a little.
Opening the File Utility on the EV3 will create the rc and rc-data folders, if they don’t already exist. Playing a sound file from inside ROBOTC’s on-brick program folder is easier. It will check if a file with that name exists in the rc folder, before checking the built-in sounds folder.
A memory leak in the EV3 connection handling has been fixed; disconnecting an EV3 while the debugger was running would eventually exhaust all program memory. Running a motor with a specified encoder count of 0 on the EV3 would produce unpredictable results, this has been fixed. An issue with reading data from the NXT Sonar sensor in the IDE has been fixed.
The examples for the deprecated datalogging API on the EV3 have been removed. (4.55) And let us know what you think of the new updates. And are you still using ROBOTC 3.x?
If so, you can upgrade today for 50% off! Email to upgrade your license today! (Note: You must provide your existing ROBOTC LicenseID to confirm eligibility.) Happy Programming! The ROBOTC Development Team is excited to share our latest official update with you, which includes new features, functionality, and bug fixes. A full list of changes and improvements appear below (including an awesome sale for 3.x users), but here are the highlights: Create Graphs from your Datalogs Want to know what running your robot into a wall looks like to your accelerometer? Curious about how ambient light intensity varies throughout the day?
Datalogging now supports (live) plotting of incoming data gathered on the robot brain. Science experiments involving sensor and motor data can be displayed. You can easily find out by gathering the data and having ROBOTC plot the data for you, as it comes in. Datalogging is no longer restricted to just Full ROBOTC, we’ve added easy to use blocks that allow you to access the same functionality in a simple manner. Additionally, logged data can even be exported for further analysis in a spreadsheet application of your choice. ROBOTC Graphical Variable Support You can now use variables in ROBOTC Graphical, as well as perform various operations on them.
You can add, subtract, divide, multiple, whatever your program requires. You can use variables in loops, motor blocks, you name it! ROBOTC Graphical Break and Continue We’ve added two new program flow blocks, break and continue. This was a much requested feature from our more advanced users of ROBOTC Graphical. You can now create more complex programs without creating work-arounds or having to switch to ROBOTC Full. Beta Channel Access Want to have a front row seat when it comes to upcoming features in ROBOTC? Subscribe to the beta channel through ROBOTC’s preference menu and you will be notified when a preview build (such as this one), is released.
Try out new and exciting features before we release them to the general public and provide us with feedback. Help make ROBOTC better!
Support for VEXos Utility for VEX IQ VEXos is a robotics operating system that harnesses the flexibility and power of VEX hardware for the rigors of competition and the diverse needs of education. This operating system, written completely by VEX Robotics, uses real-time processing for repeatable operation at the fastest possible speeds. The “VEXos Utility” program simplifies updating VEX IQ hardware, and is compatible with Windows 7-10, and Mac OS X 10.8 and greater. Other changes and bug fixes New features – VEX. Compatible with the for VEX IQ.
You can control an LED on the VEX EDR from Graphical and Natural Language using the new setLED block or command. Changes and Improvements – General. The default colors in the Assembly window (F9) have new defaults for increased readability. Function tooltips have been revised and corrected where applicable. License error messages have been improved.
A short explanation of the error codes is now provided. #info has been added to the list of support #pragma statements, such as #error and #warn. The start and stop buttons on the datalogging control have been merged into a single button. Deleting a file from the File Utility was not possible, this has been fixed. We’ve made some visual changes to ROBOTC Graphical including new colours for enhanced readability. Internal improvements to the datalogging system have been made that resolve possible data corruption and inability to disable polling for a specific data series. Saving a New User Model in the Motors and Sensor Setup has been fixed.
Various float conversion related issues have been fixed. NaN (Not a Number) detection has been fixed. Sscanf with more than 7 arguments could crash the VM, this has been fixed. Overloaded deprecated function no longer cause warnings. A discrepancy between the compiler and VM regarding the maximum number of tasks has been fixed. An issue with ROBOTC crashing due to a recursive macro has been addressed. The RVW package manager now shows the correct informational icon.
Opening the RVW package manager no longer causes an exception under certain circumstances. An issue with the debugStream window background refresh causing a hang when communications with the robot was lost, has been remedied. The Program Debug window no longer crops the status line. You can now use displayInverseString in combination with a char.
drawInvertRect and drawInvertEllipse were not deprecated correctly, this has been fixed. Changes and Improvements – VEX. The VexIQ LCD screen has been added to the #debuggerWindows #pragma. A bug in the macro parser prevented the use of the VEX EDR platform when a PLTW license was active. This has been fixed. An issue with debugging and using sscanf on the VEX IQ has been addressed.
VEX IQ getGyroRate and getGyroRateFloat return incorrect values, this has been fixed. Starting a new task on the VEX EDR no longer clears the screen. Using drawTextCenteredInUserScreenArea function will no longer throw an exception on the VEX IQ.
An issue with the start of flash file system not showing correctly in communication debug message has been fixed. The VEX EDR competition template now sets the platform correctly. And let us know what you think of the new updates.
And are you still using ROBOTC 3.x? If so, you can upgrade today for 50% off! Email to upgrade your license today! (Note: You must provide your existing ROBOTC LicenseID to confirm eligibility.) Happy Programming! The ROBOTC Development Team is excited to share our latest official update with you, which includes new features, functionality, and bug fixes. A full list of changes and improvements appear below (including an awesome sale for 3.x users), but here are the highlights: Create Graphs from your Datalogs Want to know what running your robot into a wall looks like to your accelerometer? Curious about how ambient light intensity varies throughout the day?
Datalogging now supports (live) plotting of incoming data gathered on the robot brain. Science experiments involving sensor and motor data can be displayed. You can easily find out by gathering the data and having ROBOTC plot the data for you, as it comes in.
Datalogging is no longer restricted to just Full ROBOTC, we’ve added easy to use blocks that allow you to access the same functionality in a simple manner. Additionally, logged data can even be exported for further analysis in a spreadsheet application of your choice.
ROBOTC Graphical Variable Support You can now use variables in ROBOTC Graphical, as well as perform various operations on them. You can add, subtract, divide, multiple, whatever your program requires. You can use variables in loops, motor blocks, you name it! ROBOTC Graphical Break and Continue We’ve added two new program flow blocks, break and continue. This was a much requested feature from our more advanced users of ROBOTC Graphical. You can now create more complex programs without creating work-arounds or having to switch to ROBOTC Full. Beta Channel Access Want to have a front row seat when it comes to upcoming features in ROBOTC?
Subscribe to the beta channel through ROBOTC’s preference menu and you will be notified when a preview build (such as this one), is released. Try out new and exciting features before we release them to the general public and provide us with feedback.
Help make ROBOTC better! Other changes and bug fixes New features – MINDSTORMS. Battery monitoring on the EV3 through the nImmediateBatteryLevel and nAvgBatteryLevel intrinsic variables has been added Changes and Improvements – General. The default colors in the Assembly window (F9) have new defaults for increased readability. Function tooltips have been revised and corrected where applicable. License error messages have been improved. A short explanation of the error codes is now provided.
#info has been added to the list of support #pragma statements, such as #error and #warn. The start and stop buttons on the datalogging control have been merged into a single button.
Deleting a file from the File Utility was not possible, this has been fixed. We’ve made some visual changes to ROBOTC Graphical including new colours for enhanced readability. Internal improvements to the datalogging system have been made that resolve possible data corruption and inability to disable polling for a specific data series. Saving a New User Model in the Motors and Sensor Setup has been fixed. Various float conversion related issues have been fixed. NaN (Not a Number) detection has been fixed. Sscanf with more than 7 arguments could crash the VM, this has been fixed.
Overloaded deprecated function no longer cause warnings. A discrepancy between the compiler and VM regarding the maximum number of tasks has been fixed. An issue with ROBOTC crashing due to a recursive macro has been addressed. The RVW package manager now shows the correct informational icon.
Opening the RVW package manager no longer causes an exception under certain circumstances. An issue with the debugStream window background refresh causing a hang when communications with the robot was lost, has been remedied. The Program Debug window no longer crops the status line. You can now use displayInverseString in combination with a char. drawInvertRect and drawInvertEllipse were not deprecated correctly, this has been fixed. Changes and Improvements – MINDSTORMS.
The original LEGO firmware file operations have been removed, their functionality has been superseded by ROBOTC file operations. EV3 specific datalogging functions have been marked as obsolete. Users should use the new datalogging functions. Restrictions on the file downloading locations on the EV3 have been relaxed a little. Opening the File Utility on the EV3 will create the rc and rc-data folders, if they don’t already exist.
Playing a sound file from inside ROBOTC’s on-brick program folder is easier. It will check if a file with that name exists in the rc folder, before checking the built-in sounds folder.
A memory leak in the EV3 connection handling has been fixed; disconnecting an EV3 while the debugger was running would eventually exhaust all program memory. Running a motor with a specified encoder count of 0 on the EV3 would produce unpredictable results, this has been fixed. An issue with reading data from the NXT Sonar sensor in the IDE has been fixed. And let us know what you think of the new updates. And are you still using ROBOTC 3.x? If so, you can upgrade today for 50% off!
Email to upgrade your license today! (Note: You must provide your existing ROBOTC LicenseID to confirm eligibility.) Happy Programming!
The ROBOTC Development Team is excited to announce the official release of! This update is for the LEGO MINDSTORMS (NXT and EV3) physical and virtual robotics systems and includes some great new features, improvements, and a load of bug fixes. Important Setup Information for ROBOTC 4.52: LEGO NXT Users:. Simply update to the latest ROBOTC firmware from inside of ROBOTC.
LEGO EV3 Users:. All users will need to update the LEGO EV3′s Kernel by connecting the EV3 and selecting “Robot Menu - Download EV3 Linux Kernel” from inside of ROBOTC.
The version number (1.07X) is the same to keep alignment with the EV3 Programming Software and LEGO’s releases. After updating your EV3′s Linux Kernel, you’ll also need to update the ROBOTC firmware from inside of ROBOTC. ROBOTC 4.50 — 4.51 — 4.52 Change Log: New Features and Improvements:. Added support for simple mathematical expressions in numerical text boxes in Graphical. Datalogging has been added for the EV3 platform.
Users can now log data from inside your program, with or without a timestamp. Users can also configure motor, sensor and other values to be automatically polled at intervals as low as 10ms. Users can view data in ROBOTC as it polled in and save to a.CSV file for additional analysis in a popular spreadsheet software. Use standard keyboard shortcuts to Select All, Copy, Cut and Paste in the Debugstream Window.
Natural Language Library Files have been enhanced for improved readability. “Port with no Motor” has been added as an option for graphical blocks that use multiple motors – this will allow you to unselect a specific motor. Graphical Copy and Paste has been improved to work better with comment blocks. A flag (-SUPPRESS ) has been added to allow suppression of command line activation errors.
When compiling multiple files at once, the IDE will remain more responsive to user interaction. A setMotorBrakeMode block has been added to Graphical, allowing motors to be set to either “float” or “brake”. This will allow motors to be setup as “free running”. This command can be found in “Expert” and above menu levels. Additional programming samples have been added.
The list of loggable properties has been greatly trimmed down and sorted according to menu level. Static and irrelevant properties have been removed where appropriate.
General Fixes:. ‘Trial’ indicator displays correctly, regardless of license combinations. Missing function added to the Function Library descriptions. Fixed and improved “hover over” tool tip help descriptions inside of the Function Library.
Resolved issue where the bottom of the Graphical Library view would not be cleared properly when scrolling. Char arrays with “ 0” are properly initialized. Selection of options inside of a Graphical Block can be reverted by using “undo”.
Fix potential RVW file read issue from crashing ROBOTC. Several float-related issues resolved:.
Compiler incorrectly optimizes constant expressions with ‘float’ operands. Formatted printing does not work with negative floats. Using nSemaphore.nOwningTask comparison no longer generates a compiler warning. Two enum issues related to overflowed values have been fixed.
Functions returning pointers no longer generate errors when used in Boolean logic expressions. Values from arrays of pointers assigned to another pointer, no longer cause errors. setMotorBrakeMode commands take immediate effect, rather than after the first motor speed command. Closing a source file could cause am unhandled exception under certain conditions, this has been resolved.
Compiling multiple Graphical programs at once no longer generates an error that there is no code to compile. Fixed an issue where the Global Variable Base Address was incorrectly displayed. RVW Package Manager will only self-elevate if multiple level packs are being installed.
Numerous small visual enhancements and fixes. Clearing a datalog series now clears the listbox properly. The Datalog debug pane can now be opened in Basic menu level.
Changing Datalog source could lead to incorrect properties being shown, this has been fixed. The UploadDatalog intrinsic is no longer exposed to the user. Clicking download in the auto check for updates dialog did not work properly, this has been fixed. MINDSTORMS Fixes:. Changing the volume programmatically on an EV3 could cause a screen freeze when using the on-brick volume program after the program had exited.
Fixed issue where Casper is not cleaned up properly when the application exits. The FTC pragma has been replaced with TERIX in all appropriate sample programs.
The moveMotorTarget sample program for the EV3 has been updated. Happy Programming! The ROBOTC Development Team is very excited to announce our latest update,. This update is for the VEX Robotics (VEX EDR CORTEX and VEX IQ) robotics systems and includes new features, functionality and a load of bug fixes. Important Setup Information for ROBOTC 4.50: VEX IQ Users:. Run the “VEX IQ Firmware Update Utility” and update your VEX IQ Brain to firmware version 1.15.
Also update your VEX IQ Wireless Controller and any other VEX IQ Devices (sensors, motors). After updating to the latest VEX IQ Brain firmware, install the latest ROBOTC firmware from inside of ROBOTC. VEX Cortex Users (with Black VEXnet 1.0 Keys):. You will need to update your VEX Cortex and VEX Game Controllers with Master Firmware Version 4.25 from inside of ROBOTC.
After updating the master firmware, you will also have to update the VEX Cortex with the latest ROBOTC firmware. VEX Cortex Users (with White VEXnet 2.0 Keys):.
The new VEXnet 2.0 keys have a specific “radio firmware” that you will need to upgrade to enable “Download and Debugging” support. You can download the. Download the “VEXnet Key 2.0 Firmware Upgrade Utility” and insert your VEXnet 2.0 key to any free USB port on your computer. Follow the instructions on the utility to update each key individually. All VEXnet 2.0 keys must be running the same version in order to function properly. After updating your VEXnet 2.0 keys, you will need to update your VEX Cortex and VEX Game Controllers with Master Firmware Version 4.25 from inside of ROBOTC.
After updating the master firmware, you will also have to update the VEX Cortex with the latest ROBOTC firmware. ROBOTC 4.32 — 4.50 Change Log: General new features:.
Graphical blocks can now be copied, cut and pasted. Graphical actions, such as adding, deleting and moving a blocks, changing parameters and their values can be undone and redone.
The Graphical repeat and while blocks values can now be adjusted without a keyboard using spin buttons. VEX new features:. Added support for the new VEX IQ Smart Radio in ROBOTC Firmware (for use with iOS applications). Added Smart Radio based User Messaging system (for use with iOS applications) General fixes:. Large amounts of data in debug stream no longer causes debugger to hang. Fixed issue when mixing PLTW building licenses with other license types.
When changing the motor type in the Motor and Sensor Setup utility, the additional parameters, such as PID, drive side, encoder type, are reset to their default values. UAC prompt now appear only once for installing multiple RVW packages. The toolbar buttons are sized to the individual content, instead of the largest one. Recursive pre-compiler statements are correctly identified and no longer crash the IDE. The Graphical block library’s expansion/collapse state is now preserved when switching between files. LineTrackLeft help text has been corrected.
Fixed issue of undefined entries in text libraries. Hover over text for NL text commands no longer has artifacts. Building licenses now check and update their local status whenever an active internet connection is available. Fixed issue with the Advanced RBC file saving adding an additional “rbc” to the file name.
Opening RBC/RBG files with “download on open” no longer prompts for save and add a “00#” to the end of the file name. Fixed issue where the “Advanced save as macro” feature did not load RVW options correctly. Joystick issue with Graphical and Natural Language fixed;’ waitUntil, displayButtonValues and displayControllerValues now function correctly. VEX bug fixes:. Fixed issue where IQ Graphical playSound block dropdown displayed internal values. VEX IQ displayButtonValues does not display correct value in RVW.
Happy Programming! The ROBOTC Development Team is excited to announce our latest update,! This update is for the LEGO MINDSTORMS (NXT and EV3) robotics systems and includes new features, functionality and a load of bug fixes.
Important Setup Information for ROBOTC 4.50: LEGO NXT Users:. Simply update to the latest ROBOTC firmware from inside of ROBOTC. LEGO EV3 Users:.
All users will need to update the LEGO EV3′s Kernel by connecting the EV3 and selecting “Robot Menu - Download EV3 Linux Kernel” from inside of ROBOTC. The version number (1.07X) is the same to keep alignment with the EV3 Programming Software and LEGO’s releases. After updating your EV3′s Linux Kernel, you’ll also need to update the ROBOTC firmware from inside of ROBOTC. ROBOTC 4.32 — 4.50 Change Log: General new features:. Graphical blocks can now be copied, cut and pasted. Graphical actions, such as adding, deleting and moving a blocks, changing parameters and their values can be undone and redone. The Graphical repeat and while blocks values can now be adjusted without a keyboard using spin buttons.
General fixes:. Large amounts of data in debug stream no longer causes debugger to hang. Fixed issue when mixing PLTW building licenses with other license types. When changing the motor type in the Motor and Sensor Setup utility, the additional parameters, such as PID, drive side, encoder type, are reset to their default values. UAC prompt now appear only once for installing multiple RVW packages. The toolbar buttons are sized to the individual content, instead of the largest one. Recursive pre-compiler statements are correctly identified and no longer crash the IDE.
The Graphical block library’s expansion/collapse state is now preserved when switching between files. LineTrackLeft help text has been corrected.
Fixed issue of undefined entries in text libraries. Hover over text for NL text commands no longer has artifacts. Building licenses now check and update their local status whenever an active internet connection is available. Fixed issue with the Advanced RBC file saving adding an additional “rbc” to the file name. Opening RBC/RBG files with “download on open” no longer prompts for save and add a “00#” to the end of the file name. Fixed issue where the “Advanced save as macro” feature did not load RVW options correctly.
Joystick issue with Graphical and Natural Language fixed;’ waitUntil, displayButtonValues and displayControllerValues now function correctly. MINDSTORMS fixes:. Disconnecting an EV3, with the debugger running, no longer causes the IDE to hang.
Missing sensor commands have been added to the EV3 text library. Fixed issue of incorrect NXT sensor variables when dragged into program from the text library. Fixed mistakes in examples for the help documentation of the EV3 motor commands. EV3 standard models and sample code have been updated with the default mode for the Gyro set to Rate and Angle and the Color sensor mode set to Color. Corrected issue where nPgmTime was erroneously identified as a signed long in the help.
Added numerics to Color name values in help documentation. Wireless Searching for NXT in EV3 context has been removed.
Fixed issue where the return value of getColorName opcode expected a long, but the TLegoColors is a byte, this could cause memory corruption. Happy Programming!