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  • Emi Grago
    Emi Grago replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    ScratchX is no longer available, Scratch 3 doesnt support Sbrick and i have never been able to get my Sbrick+ to work in Scratch 2 offline editor (v461).
    • Thu at 1:50 PM
  • Emi Grago
    Emi Grago replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    " No problems with SBrick but SBrick Plus pairs and communicates with microbit but does not turn on motors."i have the same problem!
    • Thu at 1:47 PM
  • Emi Grago
    Emi Grago replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    I have the same issue.The SBrick Scratch Driver (Version: 0.448 2019-02-27 / 1752838265967) works fine on win11 and i can connect to my SBrick+ and control the connected power function motors and lights without issues.However, neither in Scratch...  moreI have the same issue.The SBrick Scratch Driver (Version: 0.448 2019-02-27 / 1752838265967) works fine on win11 and i can connect to my SBrick+ and control the connected power function motors and lights without issues.However, neither in Scratch (any version) nor Makecode/micro:bit can i get the Sbrick+ to work.As for Scratch:I used to be able to control the SBrick+ via Scratch and later ScratchX via browser.This does not work anymore since neither the old scratch nor ScratchX is available via browser any longer.As for Scratch 2 Offline Editor (v461): it does not offer an extension for SBrick and even opening up a template file from the sbrick driver (e.g. SBrickScratchSmartProject.sb2) will work.As for Makecode:The micro:bit connects to my SBrick+ but it not possible to control power cuntions motors nor lightsSame problem as described here:https://youtu.be/xUep1-gArcM?si=Ad7C11xHcSGHa1Ue&t=373Is there any way to control the SBrick+ in any other way than with a phone app?No news on Scratch 3...    less
    • Thu at 1:07 PM
  • Wolly Barabash
    Wolly Barabash: Hi Emi, because the Lego motors are not smart motors they will turn on in sequence one after the other. That makes starting and turning difficult. I turn on the motors full power for about 0.4 s and then throttle them down to the speed I want and my...  moreHi Emi, because the Lego motors are not smart motors they will turn on in sequence one after the other. That makes starting and turning difficult. I turn on the motors full power for about 0.4 s and then throttle them down to the speed I want and my tanks or cars go fairly straight, good enough for going around in a room. When turning, I have to adjust and compensate by running one motor at less power than another for a short time so the tank goes back to a straight line. It is trial and error to see what works best, but fortunately the error in turning can be overcome. If the Sbrick extensions for Scratch could use variables for motor power like the old version then this problem could be solved with math.  less
    • December 8, 2017
  • Emi Grago
    Emi Grago replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    None of the answers is really helpfull, id rather have a detailed instruction on how to create a safe 3s LiPo Batterybox to be used with an SBrick.
    • October 30, 2017
  • Emi Grago
    Emi Grago replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    I am having the exact same question and this was discussed here and in other Forums serval times, i would really love to have some instructions that i can use to build my own 3S LiPo that is safe to use with SBrick+!!!Cant you SBrick Devs publish some...  moreI am having the exact same question and this was discussed here and in other Forums serval times, i would really love to have some instructions that i can use to build my own 3S LiPo that is safe to use with SBrick+!!!Cant you SBrick Devs publish some legally nonbinding instruction suggestions for us?  
    • October 20, 2017
  • Emi Grago
    Emi Grago replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    Balint Mezei said:

    But to control it with a gamepad, that connect to your laptop, it is not possible...  more
    Balint Mezei said:

    But to control it with a gamepad, that connect to your laptop, it is not possible yet. 


    i am using a little program that converts my gamepad input into regular keystrokes, hence its possible now to control the sbrick via laptop and controller (and scratch)  
    • August 23, 2017
  • Emi Grago
    Emi Grago joined the group Group for German users
    • August 16, 2017
  • Emi Grago
    Emi Grago replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    Thank you, actually sariel was part of the inspiration for me to get an sbrick! I allready had his app downloaded, but its for android or am i missing something? At the moment im interested in controlling the lego via laptop, especially since i use my...  moreThank you, actually sariel was part of the inspiration for me to get an sbrick! I allready had his app downloaded, but its for android or am i missing something? At the moment im interested in controlling the lego via laptop, especially since i use my android smartphone as mounted camera.  
    • August 16, 2017
  • Emi Grago
    Emi Grago replied to a topic in the forum Support:
    update: i used the programm "joy 2 key" to convert/remap any videogame controller input into keyboard keys.Its a good workaround and i was able to create a pretty robust lego tracked racer control script for the playstation gamepad in scratch, including...  moreupdate: i used the programm "joy 2 key" to convert/remap any videogame controller input into keyboard keys.Its a good workaround and i was able to create a pretty robust lego tracked racer control script for the playstation gamepad in scratch, including various LED modes.you can get the software here:http://joytokey.net/en/  
    • August 15, 2017
  • Emi Grago
    Emi Grago posted a topic in the forum Support:
    Playstation Controller support for windows 10
    Hello,is it posstible to use videogame controllers to control an sbrick that is connected to a windows 10 pc?Right now i have to decide whether to connect the sbrick to my android phone to have contoller support or to connect it to my pc so i can control...  moreHello,is it posstible to use videogame controllers to control an sbrick that is connected to a windows 10 pc?Right now i have to decide whether to connect the sbrick to my android phone to have contoller support or to connect it to my pc so i can control it via Scratch, i would like to be able to control it both via playstation controller and scratch but from the same device, either android or pc.Best regards,fabian  
    • August 11, 2017
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    • August 8, 2017
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  • July 24, 2025 1:50 PM CEST
    in the topic SBrick + Scratch in the forum Support
    ScratchX is no longer available, Scratch 3 doesnt support Sbrick and i have never been able to get my Sbrick+ to work in Scratch 2 offline editor (v461). This post was edited by Emi Grago at July 24, 2025 1:50 PM CEST
  • July 24, 2025 1:47 PM CEST
    in the topic Sbrick Plus fails on microsoft Makecse in the forum Support
    " No problems with SBrick but SBrick Plus pairs and communicates with microbit but does not turn on motors."i have the same problem!
  • July 24, 2025 1:07 PM CEST
    in the topic Coding with SBrick+ in the forum Support
    I have the same issue.The SBrick Scratch Driver (Version: 0.448 2019-02-27 / 1752838265967) works fine on win11 and i can connect to my SBrick+ and control the connected power function motors and lights without issues.However, neither in Scratch (any version) nor Makecode/micro:bit can i get the Sbrick+ to work.As for Scratch:I used to be able to control the SBrick+ via Scratch and later ScratchX via browser.This does not work anymore since neither the old scratch nor ScratchX is available via browser any longer.As for Scratch 2 Offline Editor (v461): it does not offer an extension for SBrick and even opening up a template file from the sbrick driver (e.g. SBrickScratchSmartProject.sb2) will work.As for Makecode:The micro:bit connects to my SBrick+ but it not possible to control power cuntions motors nor lightsSame problem as described here:https://youtu.be/xUep1-gArcM?si=Ad7C11xHcSGHa1Ue&t=373Is there any way to control the SBrick+ in any other way than with a phone app?No news on Scratch 3 compability? This post was edited by Emi Grago at July 24, 2025 1:07 PM CEST
  • October 30, 2017 7:21 PM CET
    in the topic Using a 3S LiPo in the forum Support
    None of the answers is really helpfull, id rather have a detailed instruction on how to create a safe 3s LiPo Batterybox to be used with an SBrick.
  • October 20, 2017 1:30 PM CEST
    in the topic Using a 3S LiPo in the forum Support
    I am having the exact same question and this was discussed here and in other Forums serval times, i would really love to have some instructions that i can use to build my own 3S LiPo that is safe to use with SBrick+!!!Cant you SBrick Devs publish some legally nonbinding instruction suggestions for us? This post was edited by Emi Grago at October 20, 2017 1:30 PM CEST
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