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Windows 2015.05.31.00

Desktop — Windows

ARC Release

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Change Release Notes

  • resets servo fine tune settings when a new project is loaded

  • camera image can be flipped, rotated, mirrored, etc. with new menu in Camera Config

  • servo limits can be hard coded with SetServoMin() and SetServoMax() commands. This prevents any servo from moving past the specified position. This is only reset when a new project is loaded. (This is not compatible with iOS apps for 9 days after today because it takes 9 days for apple to review the software update). You will receive an EZ-Script compile error if trying to use these commands on current iOS app.

  • speed improvement with compiling ez-script

  • Auto Positioner includes GAIT Source Code Creator. This will create C++ and C#, UWP code for servo movements based on Auto Positions. Anyone using the EZ-SDK or UWP SDK will appreciate this for Windows 10, Windows 10 Core, Windows Phone, xBox, Raspberry Pi, and many more.

UniversalBot is available here: https://www.ez-robot.com/ARC/UniversalBot


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#9  

@David... Thanks David... got so much stuff I would like to learn... seems like I don't have enough time for all of it LOL....

#10  

This is why I got out of programming in my corporate life and moved to management. It is a young man's game now. I like programming for fun and I like learning new things. Being forced to constantly learn how to do your job in a different way gets a bit old. Learning how to do things with your robot is fun. Its funny how the mind works. Well maybe it's just my mind... hmm, maybe i am crazy?!?!?!

#11  

@d.cochran

Can you send me those "things" too? Learning C# is on my todo list. I have started a couple of tutorials and get lost pretty quickly. The last serious programming I did was in Visual Basic v6 and .NET has changed everything (and at least in the ease of use in Visual Basic, I don't know if for the better... stuff that I found really easy to do in VB6 using ActiveX controls now seem impossible when I try to do them in VB.NET, which is why if I need to learn a new language, I just want to go straight to C#).

Alan

#12  

Sure. I will package some things up tonight. The main thing is a couple of classes that will make it really easy to communicate with ARC from C#.

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#13  

@DJ, camera orientation is a great addition! Thanks!

#14  

Alan and Richard, You should have an email. When you run across something that makes you wonder what I was drinking when I wrote some of this stuff, shoot me an email.

#15  

@David... LOL.... Dude, I have a lot to learn before I even understand what you have coded in AI....

Thanks! Richard

#16  

Richard, I'm not much of a programmer either, though I know html and Css, and 123d design, and blender. Just look for video tutorials and other things. Play around with the program/code. That's how I learned.

As for the update, the ideas of being able to rotate the camera is great!