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I received my new EZB v4 and my developers kit a couple of days ago. Nice stuff! I plan to convert my robot from it's current OS over the EZ-Robot. This will be challenging as it has 26 servos, a camera and a PIR sensor.
I have been working on a couple of EZB scripts and I have been successful in getting a robotic finger to move, using the "Auto position", Yahoo. I am having trouble programming in what is required for voice commands in the "Speech Recognition" window. Is there a video or explanation of how to do this somewhere?
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Thanks d.cochran, that worked! Now to get the camera to track something, this will be fun! Standby I'll probably need help with this too!
Right on! This is going good, I've got the camera to track a color, a face and motion - very easy to set up. I've got it so it will do an action when it see's the color red. The "Revolution Overview" video is really helpful.
How do I link 2 "Actions" together?
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In a script, you can call one and then the other. You may have to use the sleep command to allow the first one to complete. Sleep (# of ms)
I am trying to link 2 Actions together, without success, here's what I have entered in the Event EZ Script Editor;
Say("this is a multi function test") Sleep(4000) ControlCommand("AutoPosition",AutoPositionAction,"move") Sleep(5000) ConrolCommand("AutoPosition",AutoPositionAction,"camera move")
The syntax is correct, however, it will not do it.
Any thoughts, thanks
Is there even an action associated with your command line ConrolCommand("AutoPosition",AutoPositionAction,"camera move")?
What do you have in your "camera move" action in order to make the camera move? The camera just won't "move" by itself... an action script has to be written to tell the servos (pan and tilt) to move the camera where you want it to go....
Perhaps I am misunderstanding what you're trying to do here....
A basic Camera tracking example would be (provided you have a camera control, x and y servos attached to the camera and servo tracking enabled)
Best way to manage multiple actions is to use EZ-scripting manager (you will find it under tab name scripting where you add control.
Each action will be individual script that you add to script manager and could be called later from a main script
in your main script ex: Start, you will use the control detail tab when you are in script edit mode and select the line under script manager you wish to use.
it will then become:
ControlCommand("Script Manager", ScriptStart, "camera move") sleep(4000) ControlCommand("Script Manager", ScriptStart, "AutoPositionservo move")