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If you use Pybricks then yes!

We support only Bluetooth, since this is the easiest in practice. It is however possible to disable Bluetooth if necessary (this will disable Bluetooth but not enable USB).

it would be really cool.

Technic Move Hub uses Bluetooth wireless MCU as the main chip, just like WeDo 2.0. There's no point in adding support for it.

@@sergeypavlov4814 thank you for your reply sir👍

@@tomt453 it doesn't matter for the gyro, but good weight distribution certainly helps.

Directly below the install option, there is the restore option. This puts the original back.

its not by Lego, it's 3rd party. You need to pay to use the code blocks so not like scratch which is free 🙃

I don't think that set has motors, right? I suppose you could make your own vehicle if you add motors.

Kay thank you

Awesome. I subscribed to your channel. Looking forward to seeing what you'll make with Pybricks! And thank you so much for supporting the Pybricks project by signing up for block coding!

Can you post the code you've tried at our forum over at github.com/orgs/pybricks/discussions? Thanks!

Nothing has changed to Python. It's free. It's even open source, so you could even make a complete copy if you wanted to. Block coding is completely optional, and we're super grateful for everyone who has supported us that way. Not everyone may realize it, but this is what makes all the free stuff possible, and we'd love to keep making more exciting free features. It sounds like you've opened a *block* project and then tried to edit the generated *Python* code. That doesn't work, since changing the blocks would immediately change the code again. To use Python, just open an actual Python project :)

@@pybricks Oh ok! Thanks for the quick response. I hadn't used pybricks in awhile and I didn't see the option for the python. I haven't used pybricks and python used to be the default.

​@@shadowfax3505and it remembers your setting, so Python will be the default for you. If you want to update your same comment on racing bricks channel video about this, that would be nice. There's no paywalls for any of the original features features :)

We'd need a big enough community interested in using it :-) But if your existing GO application can work with BLE, you can already use it on the other end, and communicate with the LEGO boards too.

Did you tried this with microbit? Im courious, if it works. Can you please make tutorial, how to connect Circuit Cubes with LEGO hubs via BLE?

@@emmetbrickhacker5029 All you need is a MicroPython board with BLE. There are so incredibly many, that we can't test them all :) The oldest MicroBit iteration doesn't let you control Bluetooth like this I think, but the newer versions might.

Yep - link in description! :)

We've got a few example projects coming to our site soon, since the big Technic sets also use that technique :)

@@pybricks Sweet, thanks!

Thanks! Could you ask this on our discussion forum over at github.com/orgs/pybricks/discussions please? We can post examples and screenshots there, which is not possible in the UA-cam comments :)

The City Hub cannot connect to the Xbox controller unfortunately.

Could you post your code at the forum? Thanks! github.com/orgs/pybricks/discussions

I had the same issue. I had to actually measure the colour values for each colour that I wanted to use and then code the sensor to look specifically for that colour. I worked in Python code, not the block coding.

This video is a combination of two techniques: - Making trains respond to colors: ua-cam.com/video/kwnSbnlhOkA/v-deo.html - Hub to hub communication, see ua-cam.com/video/WzmcihSV2YE/v-deo.html and ua-cam.com/video/liv37b7PXUQ/v-deo.html Have fun!

Here's one example: pybricks.com/projects/sets/technic/42099-off-roader/powered-up-remote/ There's more if you navigate through the rest of the projects :)

You can use it across multiple personal devices without deactivating. We'd like to keep things simple for the user so you can focus on the creative aspects of coding :)

@@pybricks thank you! Then I'll probably set up the recommended app test to verify my hardware pretty soon. Before buying the license 🙂 maybe next week, or at least the week after.

I am really happy that after I bought a license, we are seeing more and more updates regarding block diagram projects. That's really helps with understanding coding. Thank you for your standstill supporting of this software :) (I hope longer than LEGO support its Mindstor Robot Inventor)

@@matsu9790 Thank you for your support! Getting a license really helps us keep the project alive. So glad to hear you're happy with it!

Sure! Although this is using Pybricks, not the Mindstorms app. But you can still ask about it on our forum, we can probably help :)

All models with Bluetooth since 2016 are supported. Check out this page for compatible models, connectivity tips, and updating the controller: docs.pybricks.com/en/latest/iodevices/xboxcontroller.html

As far as we know, only the Xbox controllers use Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), which is what the LEGO hubs use. Maybe ask Sony to enable BLE too, like Microsoft did with an update for controllers as far back as 2016! 😃

@@pybricks Thanks for the response! Alright, but a Playstation controller seems to work with the official Lego Mindstorms app => ua-cam.com/video/g9M9WgwFbZE/v-deo.html Or is this not (BLE) due to the need of the mobile application?

@@hasse1854Indeed, that app uses your phone in-between. Much more lag, and not convenient. If you use Pybricks once, you can just press the button to connect as in 0:16 the next time. No apps and no phones needed :)

@@pybricks so there is no medium right? I've been looking for it for a long time. It seems that i should god a Xbox controller :D, thanks!

@@SeconYanit's direct control, nothing in between if that's what you mean. Nothing behind the camera :)

Totally! Example for the Liebherr crane is coming soon!

@@pybricks Well, my point was that there are different types of steering in tanks that make them behave differently and implementing them mechanically is complicated, while turning in place (neutral steering) and fully locking one track is not always historically accurate. Also 1:1 connection of sticks to the motor input is not ideal in some cases where you'd also like to have two stick steering.

Glad to hear it!

You can totally do multi-trains on track, and even make them communicate wirelessly... See our other video for that. Possibilities are endless :)