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@4troDev 4troDev released this 27 May 20:20
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Release: v0.0.1 - Move Forward Code

This release introduces the initial code snippet for moving the Vex V5 Robot forward in a straight line. The code is designed to be used autonomously in robot competitions or any other Vex V5 projects that require forward movement.

The main objective of the code snippet is to move the robot forward until it reaches a specified distance or target location. It utilizes the Vexcode Library and Python programming language to control the robot's drivetrain.

Code Snippet

# Driving Forward
drivetrain.drive_for(FORWARD, distance, MM)

Replace distance with the desired distance in millimeters to control how far the robot should move forward.

How to Use

  1. Ensure that you have the necessary hardware components, including the Vex V5 Robot and compatible sensors.
  2. Set up your programming environment with the Vexcode Library and Python.
  3. Copy the provided code snippet and integrate it into your project.
  4. Customize the distance value according to your specific requirements.
  5. Run the code on your Vex V5 Robot and observe the forward movement.

Remember to credit the Vex Code Snippets project when using this code snippet in your robot competitions or other projects.

Feedback and Contributions

We appreciate any feedback or suggestions you have for improving the code snippet. If you encounter any issues or have ideas for additional functionality, please don't hesitate to open an issue on the project's GitHub repository.

Contributions to the Vex Code Snippets project are also welcome! If you have your own code snippets that you'd like to share, please follow the guidelines in the project's contribution guide.

Happy coding with Vex Code Snippets!

Documentation

For more information on the Vex Code Snippets project and other available code snippets, please refer to the documentation.

License

This code snippet is released under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License
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