I'm a coach, but I don't have exactly the experience with building and creating. Finding a way to make attachments other than lifting arms is difficult, and I don't have the wherewithal to make more useful and general attachments (elevators, moving things straight up, etc...) Do you have any tips or anywhere to look to learn how to create things like this? Thanks.
how to set the position of the gear. Specifically, let's say that we have a movement arm attachment, but it needs to be at a given starting point. Without a gear in between, it's trivial to set the gear arm angle with a while loop and some if angle greater than or less than blocks. With the gear, how can I consistently reset the starting position of the arm before a given run. I hope that makes sense. Any advice welcome @ZacharyTrautwein?
My team built the MiniMax robot and one of these active attachments but it’s not possible to move the attachment by hand to position it. How do you get around that? Like, once it’s on in a certain position, it’s not moving. Then when you program it to move a certain amount of degrees or seconds, if it hasn’t started at the right position, you’re completely out of luck. Any advice for that?
A simple way is to stick your two index fingers behind the red rectangle and move both the robot and attachment gears with your fingertips or fingernails. It can be done.
@@nedcook2 how to set the position of the gear. Specifically, let's say that we have a movement arm attachment, but it needs to be at a given starting point. Without a gear in between, it's trivial to set the gear arm angle with a while loop and some if angle greater than or less than blocks. With the gear, how can I consistently reset the _starting_ position of the arm before a given run. I hope that makes sense. Any advice welcome @ZacharyTrautwein?
![This GRAB and LIFT Attachment can Solve Most LEGO Robotics Challenges (WRO and FLL) [SPIKE]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/lVOKWk4nG50/mqdefault.jpg)
I'm a coach, but I don't have exactly the experience with building and creating. Finding a way to make attachments other than lifting arms is difficult, and I don't have the wherewithal to make more useful and general attachments (elevators, moving things straight up, etc...) Do you have any tips or anywhere to look to learn how to create things like this? Thanks.
Bro, this really helps my team , you can literally be the reason why we can win :)
Thanks this video was and is a big help.
how to set the position of the gear. Specifically, let's say that we have a movement arm attachment, but it needs to be at a given starting point. Without a gear in between, it's trivial to set the gear arm angle with a while loop and some if angle greater than or less than blocks. With the gear, how can I consistently reset the starting position of the arm before a given run. I hope that makes sense. Any advice welcome @ZacharyTrautwein?
Do you have any tips to stop attachments from wobbling
Example: An arm attachment that keeps coming down when you try to run the launch
Bevel gear. Did you buy that separately? Love the videos.
Can you share the robot building stepwise instructions - if possible? Thank you for all the updates - we follow all the instructions!
Hi! I do have a video step by step for the robot! It is here: ruclips.net/video/d3txcEZVfQA/видео.htmlsi=q4DaV__cLlAxgeVQ
Can you make a forklift?
Please can i have a link for these attachements?? 🙏🙏🙏
My team built the MiniMax robot and one of these active attachments but it’s not possible to move the attachment by hand to position it. How do you get around that? Like, once it’s on in a certain position, it’s not moving. Then when you program it to move a certain amount of degrees or seconds, if it hasn’t started at the right position, you’re completely out of luck. Any advice for that?
A simple way is to stick your two index fingers behind the red rectangle and move both the robot and attachment gears with your fingertips or fingernails. It can be done.
This is the missing bit from this video. How to actually use the attachment consistently.
@@BrandonFox42 "This is the missing bit..." What is?
@@nedcook2 how to set the position of the gear. Specifically, let's say that we have a movement arm attachment, but it needs to be at a given starting point. Without a gear in between, it's trivial to set the gear arm angle with a while loop and some if angle greater than or less than blocks. With the gear, how can I consistently reset the _starting_ position of the arm before a given run. I hope that makes sense. Any advice welcome @ZacharyTrautwein?
Very cool thanks!
😊😊😊
日本人です！応援してます(^^)
Can we actually use these in competition or is this plagiarism? Also the actual robot can we use?
By all means, use it, and the robot! It’s why we share!
@@ZacharyTrautwein so it won’t be stealing if we take it to a competition
Not at all 👍🏻
bro your kinda bad