Thanks for the response. Your suggestion solved the problem, although there was an intermediate step which I'll document here in case it might help someone else. The various installers had done their job, but had left the path pointing to "\Python 3.7\Python.exe" instead of just the folder...

Hi - Long-time FC user here who's finally taking a closer look at v10... I'm sure there's a fairly easy fix for this, but I haven't been able to make anything I've found in the forums work for me. I'm attempting to install the ESP32 toolchain. I followed exactly the clear instructions posted here: h...

Yes, it now compiles. Thanks.

Onward...

Hi - Testing out V9 ESP stuff... I have a simple ESP project that compiles ok if I disable the DELAY blocks, but fails to compile when I enable the blocks. I've attached the project (basically a simple blink simulation with some additional nonsense code). Below are the compilation outputs. The first...

That did it. Thanks!

more q's to come, no doubt, but looking good so far...

Yes, the correct programmer port is listed in Project Options: COM3 (Silicon Labs CP210x USB). I'm using a HiLetGo ESP32S (Works as Node32s in Arduino IDE). I've tried the various ESP options in Flowcode (ESP32S, ESP32_WROOM_32, ESP32_WROVER), all compile but get the same programmer error when tryin...

Thanks. I viewed the link you sent, I'd already loaded the toolchain. I can get my test file to compile, but programming fails: Done! You can now compile ESP-IDF projects. Go to the project directory and run: idf.py build Usage: idf.py [OPTIONS] COMMAND1 [ARGS]... [COMMAND2 [ARGS]...]... Try 'idf.py...

Checking out Flowcode V9, very excited to see ESP32 support.

Playing around with it now, I do understand that it's new and documentation hasn't caught up yet.

Got some ESP32 stuff running in sim but how do I compile to chip?

Thanks...