Pitdroid with ESP32 and Bottango - Upload Animation #10

Video #10 of my this series will cover how to make your animatronic independent from an USB connected computer, by uploading your Bottango animations as part of the code running on your microcontroller.
If you don't have anything setup yet, you might want to first look at the other videos of this series:
Wiring Arduino - • Video
Prepare the Arduino - • Pitdroid with Arduino ...
Modelling the Pit Droid in Bottango - • Pitdroid with Arduino ...
Real World Servos - • Pitdroid with Arduino ...
First animation - • Pitdroid with Arduino ...
Adding LEDs - • Pitdroid with Arduino ...
Change LED Colors - • Pitdroid with Arduino ...
Moving from Arduino to ESP32 - • ESP32 and Bottango - #9

[@socialmediumspace]

These videos are fantastic! Thank you so much for posting them. I just started using Bottango and your videos have been a huge help!

[@buildWithMe1970]

Thanks a lot for the nice feedback. Encourages me to continue!

[@SummersideDiver]

I absolutely agree with the previous comment. These videos are very straightforward and informative. Thank you for sharing them

[@savant42]

You've got a very soothing presence with your voiceovers, nice job! You're definitely making me want to build my own Pitty

[@buildWithMe1970]

Don’t do it … it’s addictive 😂
Thanks for the feedback!

[@PixelArtSound]

Thanks for sharing!

[@jiffyj41]

Great videos. These have greatly helped me in learning Bottango. I'd love it if you did a video describing your hip and shoulder design. My pit droid only does the head movement, but I'd like to add the hip and shoulders too.

[@buildWithMe1970]

@@jiffyj41 I‘m glad the videos were of help to you.
Both movements were part of the original Droid Division files. They get updated from time to time and new versions of files get added to the original ones.

[@tommdool5945]

Great videos, it has all really helped. By any chance are you willing to share your Bottango File so we can have that amazing full 3D model of the Pit Droid to work with

[@menukagamage5073]

Thank you so much

[@brentferguson3755]

ok ive got a dumb question. how did you get the pitdroid image in the bot tango screen?

[@menukagamage5073]

Amazing work ...How would you add trigger inputs when running standalone

[@buildWithMe1970]

This is actually something I'm currently investigating myself, as I want my Pit Droid to "wake up" by a motion sensor. Once/if I find a way, I will create a new video about it.

[@buildWithMe1970]

There is a video out on that now: ua-cam.com/video/4Xw3Y31VNPM/v-deo.html

[@最も愚かな]

Hello! I am struggling to connect my esp32 to bottango. Any help with how I would connect it? Thanks!

[@buildWithMe1970]

What do you mean by "connect"? Physical connection via USB wire? What exactly is the error you are getting?

[@pablotrujillo2394]

Hi thanks for explain how use with esp32, but many be u can help me when try to upload in esp32 give a error
C:\Users\Pablo\AppData\Local\Temp\arduino_build_644232\sketch\src\CurvedCustomEvent.cpp: In member function 'virtual void CurvedCustomEvent::driveOnLoop()':
C:\Users\Pablo\AppData\Local\Temp\arduino_build_644232\sketch\src\CurvedCustomEvent.cpp:27:51: error: 'analogWrite' was not declared in this scope
analogWrite(pin, round(movement * 255));
^
U know what is this
Thanks

[@buildWithMe1970]

Hi, is this error raised during compile of the BottangoDriver Source? Where does the function analogWrite() come from?