Getting an error on the sample Move code

[icefloe01]

The code with two motors. I copied and pasted, hit the "play" button and get an error about an unexpected indent on line 19. I'm still trying to do this with my phone because I'm impatient and don't want to wait until Tuesday for the Bluetooth adaptor to arrive for my laptop. 😂

[dlech]

Close the keyboard so you can see the code. In Python, indentation matters, so something probably didn't copy/paste right.

[laurensvalk]

Can you take another screenshot of your code, but with the keyboard closed?

[laurensvalk]

That’s what this particular example does, yes.

So you can probably already use this for your roller coaster 😄

Just change the ports to C and/or D.

[icefloe01]

Hmm, another error may have gotten into it then. When I hit the play button, motor "A" seems to set itself to zero, but when I turn it after that, motor "B" does nothing.

[laurensvalk]

If you can, please include a video and a copy or screenshot of the code you are using.

[icefloe01]

I'll wait until I get the single for my laptop. It has now also stopped setting motor A to zero. If I change it to "C" it does set the motor plugged into C to position zero but the motor plugged into C still work not act as a control. I'm not terribly concerned with it for now as I really still don't know what I'm doing and I trying to do it from a mobile phone browser interface is rather cumbersome. Once I start working from the laptop, if I need to I'll just start a new thread.

Thank you for everything!

[icefloe01]

Well it turns out I can't do it on the laptop after all. It's running Windows 8.1 and web Bluetooth requires 10. This thing has already failed an upgrade to 11 and I really don't feel up to the frustration if going through all that with an attempt at 10. Plus it's a work laptop so there's only so much I can do. Off to find a different device to program with.