My idle want that i install a module named machine but first i dont know why and second thing is that when i want to install it i receved a error message Can you help me please
Following code line by line and when I get to run, I get an error saying "no module named 'machine'". It is a requirement of micropython-servo .... what package or plug-in is it?
have you got micropython installed on your pico? if not, go to the bottom-right part of thonny and click "install micropython". go through the needful and whatnot, then the machine library should work!
@@Core-Electronics Hi, sorry. I'm an amateur model maker trying to get battleship turrets to turn and elevate and I've ended up in an electronic and programming nightmare😱😁 Thanks, I'll re watch it.👍
After my initial outburst (from my frustration rather than anything you had or hadn't done, once again my apologies) I have to say I found your coding, description and explanations very easy to follow and I now understand a heck of a lot more than I did yesterday. Thank you.👍 Could you do or have you done a follow up to this vid covering running two or more servos doing independent movements simultaneously? That would certainly be of great help. Thanks again.
Thank you so much bro
My idle want that i install a module named machine but first i dont know why and second thing is that when i want to install it i receved a error message
Can you help me please
Following code line by line and when I get to run, I get an error saying "no module named 'machine'". It is a requirement of micropython-servo .... what package or plug-in is it?
have you got micropython installed on your pico? if not, go to the bottom-right part of thonny and click "install micropython". go through the needful and whatnot, then the machine library should work!
Is it normal for the range to be less than 180 degrees, around 160 or so? Is there a calibration process?
Some servos may have more or less range, check the data sheet of your servo model to see what it is, 160 sounds like a weird number though 🤔
Hi I'm trying to follow along but in Thornny I cannot find "Micropython servo" package. Any pointers?
it"s micropython-servo
o-ooh i thought rotational servos could be positional
Guide, what guide? Go to where? You're forgetting you're teaching novices. 🤦♂️
Hi Richard, it's in the first line in the description.
@@Core-Electronics Hi, sorry. I'm an amateur model maker trying to get battleship turrets to turn and elevate and I've ended up in an electronic and programming nightmare😱😁 Thanks, I'll re watch it.👍
No worries mate, sounds like a fun project 👍
After my initial outburst (from my frustration rather than anything you had or hadn't done, once again my apologies) I have to say I found your coding, description and explanations very easy to follow and I now understand a heck of a lot more than I did yesterday. Thank you.👍
Could you do or have you done a follow up to this vid covering running two or more servos doing independent movements simultaneously? That would certainly be of great help. Thanks again.