Version 3.3 is out and should work just fine with all version of ROBOTC for NXT of at least 3.59. I still need more testers for the dWiFI and NXT2WIFI sensors, so if you’re keen, let me know. If you’re not keen, then, ehm, don’t.
IMPORTANT NOTICE(S)!
- This suite will not work with anything less than ROBOTC 3.59, make sure you update your IDE. You can download it here: [LINK].
What’s new?
- New driver + example for the Dexter Industries dLight
- New driver + examples for the Mindsensors Sensor MUX (includes a disco party)
- New matrix math functions, based on the Arduino Matrix library, worth for both floats and longs
- Fixed silly bug in NXTCam driver. Thanks fxlj007 for reading through the code!
- Complete rewrite of the dWIFI config program and driver, I hope it still works!
- Fixed axes in the dIMU driver, I had flipped x and y
- Added a simple strtok() function to common.h
- Minor costmetic tweaks to test programs
- Minor documentation tweaks here and there
- For those who like to peruse code, check out dexterind-imu.h for a glimpse of what’s to come
- Fixed naming conflict between Hitechnic EOPD and Mindsensors SumoEyes driver (thanks Bill Fortney)
- Fixed LEGO Light Sensor calibration data saving (thanks Jamie Diamond)
How can you help?
Send me your bug reports, tell me what’s not working for you. Alternatively, leave words of encouragement, kudos and/or compliments via email or in a comment. If you want to know how else you can help me, click here: [LINK].
Where can I download it?
You can get it at the usual place: [LINK].
Any news on http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8YIsW3cBTc ?
This would be helpful if this was inplemented in RobotC(NXT)
Thanks.
That video was made with ROBOTC but it was never really completed due other features taking precedence. You could contact support@robotc.net to find out if they have this on the roadmap.
Thank you for your work! But I think I have found a mistake in your 3.3.1 version of driver for mindsensors-lightsensorarray.h in 150 string ” memcpy(values, MSLSA_I2CReply, 8);” it mus not be there
You are right! Thank you for reporting the bug. I have fixed it and it will be part of the next release 🙂
Hey Xander,
Just wanted to say thanks for developing these drivers. I’ve been using them for about a year now, they’ve really helped me bring some of my new robot ideas to life. Keep up the good work, and I just wanted to let you know that you are appreciated. 🙂
Thank you for the compliment! I think you’ll like what I am working on at the moment for Suite 4.x 🙂