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      avizipi last edited by

      I wrote a server - client code to remote control Zumi based on sockets. but I am facing some issues with driving continuously. Using the forward(), reverse() commands doesn't give the results:

      1. what is the differences between forward() and go_straight()? what should I use to continuously drive Zumi straight?
      2. what about going backwards? is there a function for continuously drive Zumi backward?
      3. can I get a link to git?
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        robolink_leila @avizipi last edited by

        @avizipi For driving in a loop, go_straight() is the function that you want to use. For reverse, use go_reverse(). Documentation can be found here 🙂

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