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@jstreety We are sorry you're having a hard time accessing the quizzes. Can you please share with us the particular lessons you're trying to access so we can check it on our end?

Hello! You can access the quizzes at the end of each lesson of the CoDrone Pro/Lite. You can access all the lessons and tutorials from our new Basecamp site here: https://learn.robolink.com/product/codrone-pro-lite/

For future technical concerns, you can shoot us an email directly at support@robolink.com.

Hello! You can access the quizzes at the end of each lesson of the CoDrone Pro/Lite. You can access all the lessons and tutorials from our new Basecamp site here: https://learn.robolink.com/product/codrone-pro-lite/

For future technical concerns, you can shoot us an email directly at support@robolink.com.

@sademan Hello! As of September 2021, we have moved technical support to Robolink Help. For future technical questions, you may send us directly an email at admin@robolink.com.

@alee Hello! Have you already tried switching out the cable? If you still encounter issues after switching it out, you may directly shoot us an email at support@robolink.com for further assistance.

Hello Saiful,

It seems like you didn’t install the CoDrone library. You skipped part of Step 2 of this lesson: https://learn.robolink.com/lesson/windows-pycharm-installation-and-setup/ There is a video included that shows how to install the library!

For future technical concerns, please shoot us an email at support@robolink.com.

Thank you!

Hi @peter,

We are just as excited as you are! As for the new release, we will be doing some testing. Every Pi is different and our Zumi software was built to run specifically on the Pi Zero W only. The setup has been optimized for the Pi Zero W so any other Pi out of the box won't work with the Zumi SD card, unfortunately. We will keep you updated!

@matyihi If you are looking for a while true loop, it's best to use the orange "is code running?" block. This block will check if you have stopped the code and keep the browser from crashing. Let us know if this helps!

@stemkids For most of the projects you make in Blockly, the generated Python code does carry over to PyCharm. With controlling the drone using arrow keys, we have a separate Python lesson on how to do it. It will not behave exactly the same as the Blockly one because Blockly uses Javascript and can continuously read keyboard commands. In Python, you will be writing code to request one input at a time. It is possible to write a program in Python that works just like the Blockly program but it is more advanced and is not included in our lessons.

Here are some lessons that can help!
CoDrone Mini lesson on user input and making a remote - https://learn.robolink.com/lesson/user-input/
CoDrone Pro/Lite lesson on remote control - https://learn.robolink.com/lesson/codrone-python-user-input/

@stemkids For most of the projects you make in Blockly, the generated Python code does carry over to PyCharm. With controlling the drone using arrow keys, we have a separate Python lesson on how to do it. It will not behave exactly the same as the Blockly one because Blockly uses Javascript and can continuously read keyboard commands. In Python, you will be writing code to request one input at a time. It is possible to write a program in Python that works just like the Blockly program but it is more advanced and is not included in our lessons.

Here are some lessons that can help!
CoDrone Mini lesson on user input and making a remote - https://learn.robolink.com/lesson/user-input/
CoDrone Pro/Lite lesson on remote control - https://learn.robolink.com/lesson/codrone-python-user-input/