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06-04-2004, 15:37
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Re: Using an FRC with the RCX?
That'd probably work. It would be interesting, you could say, have the RCX in charge of controlling drive motors, leaving the RC free to determine where you want to go, etc. I have a Mindstorms set (plus all of the expansions (a few of them twice
 )), so I might find this and interesting thing to look into.--EDIT-- Oh, yeah. NQC is good, but BrickOS (former LegOS) is better. BrickOS is also C/C++ programming, but everything is precompiled, not interpruted like with NQC and the default LEGo firmware. |
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