Change Release Notes
New EZ-Script editor that is much prettier and easier to use with syntax highlighting and code folding
"Control Details" tab is now renamed to "Cheat Sheet"
Font size settings in the EZ-Script editor
Code Collapsing in editor. This means loops, such as Repeat, RepeatWhile, and RepeatUntil have collapsible views
certain commands have different colors, which will make editing code much easier to read
soundboard displays associated scripts in color
color added to connection buttons
Servo Panic Release button added to Auto Position controls
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Nice. I'm gonna like this one a lot.
Is it just my system or is the Fount really tiny now? If it's not me how can I get the font back to the size it was before? I cant hardly see it. Also when I start typing in a command and the pop up suggestion list appears the list items are folded on top of each other so I can only see half is each item. Again, is this my computer? I'm running Win8 on a high def touchscreen HP Envy laptop. confused
Here's a snip of what I see now:
Dave, I'm running Win 8.1 and do see the smaller print but don't get the half sentences that your picture shows.
Strange - windows resolutions and dpi are all over the place...
I'll take a peak and see what I can do
Dave gets half sentences because he's running a higher dpi outside of the windows standard. Pretty much all of ARC will behave a little funny with a higher dpi, but that's how windows works
More information here: https://synthiam.com/Tutorials/Lesson/20
okay I added a font size option in the editor for dave
Now that's a large font lol. I laugh but in reality with my aging eyes it looks good! Ha.
Okay this thread is now about the 2015.04.13.00 update rather than the 2015.04.12.00
Thanks, those are excellent features I have been wishing for for a long time.
Lol! Now that is what I call customer service! I take back what I was thinking about EZ Robot, "They only care about the young robot builder ". You really do care about us old guys.
Really, I have always known that and do appreciate your work to make sure that this is fun and easy for us all. Even EZ to see. Thanks so much.
OK, I changed my resolution to 1600x900 and adjusted a few font sizes and everything flattened out nicely. Thanks again!
Thanks DJ,
Looks great and the panic button is a nice simple solution to prevent robots from knocking holes in walls. My wife will thanks you too.
PS. I'll give my left little finger for that I2C 6 DOF IMU you demonstrated about a month ago. I'm assuming if it were available it would be listed under sensors in the store?
Bill