
Maze & line solver mix
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Maze & line solver mix
I've a project to do and i can't combine the maze solver and the line follower like this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtyNEEhQCV4. How can i do it ?
. I use Flowcode V4. Thank you and happy new year.

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Re: Maze & line solver mix
Hello,
I think this is the program I used to make the video.
I think this is the program I used to make the video.
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Re: Maze & line solver mix
This programme doesn't work the robot goes round in circles and doesn't follow the line, have you another programme please ?
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Re: Maze & line solver mix
Hi Jacky,
That was the program I used to do the video.
Do you have the black spacers positioned correctly underneath the formula flowcode. One needs to be on the front and another at the back to allow the line sensors to be spaced correctly. Otherwise the robot can rock back and forth and get false readings.
If your still getting problems then how are you doing the line? I think I used black electrical tape on top of a white painted surface and this worked very well. There is a small booklet that comes with the formula flowcode that has a line that is known to work with the buggy if you need to double check.
If your still having problems then it might be worth removing the line sensor attachment and using an extra two nuts to space the sensor slightly higher up. This is how we are currently shipping the formula flowcode robots as this allows the sensor to be a bit more sensitive to the surface. The video shows the robot with the sensor in the original configuration.
That was the program I used to do the video.
Do you have the black spacers positioned correctly underneath the formula flowcode. One needs to be on the front and another at the back to allow the line sensors to be spaced correctly. Otherwise the robot can rock back and forth and get false readings.
If your still getting problems then how are you doing the line? I think I used black electrical tape on top of a white painted surface and this worked very well. There is a small booklet that comes with the formula flowcode that has a line that is known to work with the buggy if you need to double check.
If your still having problems then it might be worth removing the line sensor attachment and using an extra two nuts to space the sensor slightly higher up. This is how we are currently shipping the formula flowcode robots as this allows the sensor to be a bit more sensitive to the surface. The video shows the robot with the sensor in the original configuration.
Regards Ben Rowland - MatrixTSL
Flowcode Product Page - Flowcode Help Wiki - Flowcode Examples - Flowcode Blog - Flowcode Course - My YouTube Channel
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Re: Maze & line solver mix
Hello everybody. i'm Jef and i m new in this crew. i ll start to say Flowcode technology and the environment are very powerfull. i m working on a project and i m using the the buggy micro mouse in flowcode6. i have successfully handled the line follower and maze. the problem is that ones wait from me that i implementent line following with avoidances of obstacle on the trajectory. i know that in the maze we can detect obstacles but can we avoid them on a trajectory with the formula flowcode buggy? please the maestro BENJ help! i m stuck. the combination maze&line file that you ve replied to JACHY27 can be the solution of this problem? it s an Emergency. thanks. Sole-Jef.