Hello @gbarr if you do not want the Throttle to affect the Yaw you can add a threshold 512+30 or 512-30 . Such that Yaw wont be set if the analogread of that joystick goes above any of those points. Let me know if you need a better explanation.

@Richard its fine you can fly the CoDrone until the battery is drained. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Hello @tgale I just made a video right now of me going over the different BLE LED lights. Let me know if any of the LED sequences shown are the same ones you have. You can also perform the BLE update( page 5 of this FAQ document). If you have any other questions please let me know, I can also set up a video call if you need any more assistance.

Hi @gbarr ! some micro usb cables do not have the data lines but only have the two power wires. These such cables are usually for charging. What you need for CoDrone is a cable that has all lines, such as this!

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Let me know if you have any other questions!

Hello @lykatolentinow ! the CoDrone remote uses BLE and currently only supports CoDrone. You can check out our CoDrone Bluetooth protocol. I believe most DIY drones use RF so our remote will most likely not be able to control them. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Hi @gbarr sorry about the confusion those tutorials are for one of our really old drone kits that we stopped making. All the recent tutorials for CoDrone are on basecamp. Let me know if you have any other questions.

Here is the modification I did

unsigned long CoDroneClass::BattleReceive() { Receive(); if(irMassageReceive > 0) { if(team == TEAM_RED) { if(irMassageReceive == BLUE_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == GREEN_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == YELLOW_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == FREE_MISSILE) { BattleDamageProcess(); } } else if(team == TEAM_BLUE) { if(irMassageReceive == RED_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == GREEN_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == YELLOW_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == FREE_MISSILE) { BattleDamageProcess(); } } else if(team == TEAM_GREEN) { if(irMassageReceive == BLUE_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == RED_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == YELLOW_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == FREE_MISSILE) { BattleDamageProcess(); } } else if(team == TEAM_YELLOW) { if(irMassageReceive == BLUE_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == GREEN_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == RED_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == FREE_MISSILE) { BattleDamageProcess(); } } else if(team == FREE_PLAY) { if(irMassageReceive == RED_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == BLUE_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == GREEN_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == YELLOW_MISSILE || irMassageReceive == FREE_PLAY) { BattleDamageProcess(); } } unsigned long returnIRMSG = irMassageReceive; irMassageReceive = 0; return returnIRMSG; } }

and then in the main arduino code I call

CoDrone.BattleShooting(); unsigned long irmsg = CoDrone.BattleReceive(); CoDrone.Send_LinkModeBroadcast(LinkModeMute); delay(200); Serial.println("-----------"); Serial.println(irmsg); Serial.println("-----------"); delay(200); CoDrone.Send_LinkModeBroadcast(LinkBroadcast_Active);

I have the Drone shoot a wall so the IR code can bounce off. Let me know if this helps.

@garyt You're awesome! These are all great recommendations.

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@robolink_arnold Thank you! I'll be sure to do that.

Thank you, @magnus! Those color setting functions still exist! We just haven't listed them out, since we're trying to focus on the new set of functions. However, we'll most likely be including the legacy functions and explicitly call them out, still.

Hello @magnus I am currently in the process of making a video on how to find the specific BLE address once I finish that video I will link you directly to it. We are also working on changing the Arduino code to not try to pair with any other CoDrone if it fails to find the one it was given the address to.

Okay.I have no question,thank you.

There is a CoDrone number in python example PETRONE 4567 is that what you mean? @nknab

Thanks @robolink_wes and @nknab let me know if you have any other questions.

Glad you're enjoying it! We try our best to make something that's both fun and educational! 😄

Welcome, @TheLuckystar10! The drone can't get much quieter than it is now, unfortunately! Maybe you'll have to spy on folks in a loud area, hahaha. Although, make sure it's indoors! It's too tiny to handle much wind.

Snap just needs to have the Chrome Browser installed—for the most part, it can run on any laptop that can install the Chrome Browser. It can also run on a Chromebook, which are generally lower powered machines, so your computer need not be a powerful computer.

We've encountered many issues with the native desktop version of Snap, so we've discontinued support for it, as we're trying to move towards being cross-platform with the Chrome app so we can maintain one version.

For the Chrome app, you only need to be connected online for the initial installation. Once the Chrome app is installed, you don't need to be online to use it.

Hello @nevsimon12 in the document I provided, my answer to the fourth question deals with how the Bluetooth protocol is set up to talk over serial. The question is labeled "Can I modify the firmware on the CoDrone?". The CoDrone has an IMU inside of it and a Barometer. Please check out the link it has the answer to all of your questions. Link