@hcunado ,
We apologize for the issues. We’re currently troubleshooting Blockly and it is our top priority. If you’re having issues, we recommend using Snap! instead for now. If you could provide us with as much detail as possible — the machine and operating system you’re using, what exactly has been happening, screenshots of your Blockly workspace, videos, etc. Any information you can give us will help get Blockly up and running again. Thank you!
@OMSTeacher109 ,
Have you been to our Basecamp? 
The Arduino lessons have links at the top of each lesson that link you to lesson plans and extra links!
@nporeddy ,
Do you want to code in Python or in Arduino? Uploading to the CoDrone remote requires the CP210x driver and Arduino installed. For Python, you only need the Bluetooth board. Let me know what platform you are trying to use, as well as any screenshots of the code you are trying to upload. Thanks!
@gilmaromero ,
If you are talking about the joystick controller that is included with CoDrone Pro, Python programming only works with the Bluetooth board on its own. You can still create a basic remote control program using the input lesson. A lesson is in production that uses the arrow keys to fly your drone. It will be published soon!
Hi @anuk76 ,
Our team is working on the issue and we will keep you updated once we start finding solutions. Thank you for your patience.
If you are having trouble installing Snap, you may have to go into your System Configuration. Press the Windows key then search for "msconfig". When it comes up, go into the "Boot" tab and make sure to deselect "Safe Boot". Reboot the computer and try installing it again. Hope this helps!
@reggiehg ,
Let me know if I understood your question correctly. Once you upload code to the SmartInventor board it will remain there until you upload another program. For example, the default flight controller code comes with the kit, but if you have uploaded another program to it and want to use the flight controller again, you will need to reupload in Arduino. Go to the toolbar and find File>Examples>CoDrone>Controller>Flight Controller.
@Ken They both give temperature readings but from different chips, one from the gyroscope and one from the barometer. They return the internal temperature of the integrated circuit, not of the ambient temperature where you are flying the drone.
Hi @Ken ,
We have a temperature and a pressure sensor but the function calls are different than those you have listed. Take a look at our documents page and that should answer all of your questions about functions.
