SBrick Plugin for Scratch - How To
Using SBrick with Scratch on Windows 10
Download the SBrick Scratch Plugin form here: http://sbrick.dewsys.com/windriver/install/install.php
Supported browsers:
Chrome, Firefox or Opera.
If the SBrick Scratch Plugin is successfully installed on your PC, turn on your SBrick powered model and follow the follow the following instructions:
1. Right Click on the SBrick icon.
2. Select the SBrick Scratch button.
3. Create a Scratch File.
You need to setup the SBrick’s ports. You can add new ports with the “+” button in the right top corner. You must to add a short name to every port (this name will be visible in the Scratch)
Don’t forget to select the correct port type! If you use a standard LEGO Technic Power Functions motor or LED select the “power” type. If you use sensors you need to select the “Movement” or “Tilt” type.
If everything setted up correctly use the “save scratch file” button at the bottom of the window.
4. Save the Scratch file.
5. Upload the SBrick Scratch file to Scratch.
Open your Chrome, Firefox or Opera broswer.
Go to https://scratch.mit.edu/
Create a new project.
Click the “File” in the menu bar and select the “Upload from your computer”
6. Open your SBrick Scratch file.
7. Let’s create some awesome stuff!
You’ll find blocks necessary to control SBrick under “More Blocks”.
The green circle on the right of the “SBrick” label means that Scratch is connected.
You can find more help about Scratch here: https://scratch.mit.edu/help/videos/
If you are a teacher, school or camp that is interested in putting SBrick into your classrooms, please contact us at info@sbrick.com. Educators are eligible for a special educators-only discount.
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