VEXcode EXP

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June 25, 2022
October 2, 2024
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VEX Robotics, Inc.

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Version History of VEXcode EXP

4.0.5

September 26, 2024

- Added a new "Hardware" menu under Tools, allowing users to update the brain name and team number - Fixed an issue where deleting a configured device would incorrectly disable blocks for other devices

4.0.4

September 24, 2024

4.0.3

August 22, 2024

- Support for the CTE Workcell and associated devices has been added. - Added Switch block functionality to the VEXcode EXP interface - The AI Vision sensor can now be used to detect AprilTags as well as classroom objects. - New stop project command provides enhanced control over program execution. - Gaelic translation is now available. - New Read Blocks Aloud feature offers audio feedback on all VEXcode blocks. - Added a link to comprehensive API documentation for all EXP commands. - Fixed an issue where random numbers generated the same value repeatedly.

4.0.2

August 20, 2024

4.0.1

August 16, 2024

3.1.1

June 3, 2024

- Increased the maximum number of color codes supported by the AI Vision sensor to 8

3.1.0

March 6, 2024

- Added support for the new AI Vision sensor. - Added atan2 operator block. - Improved the brain and controller information menu display for clarity on firmware updates. - Enhanced the brain information menu to include the console port connection status. - Implemented additional validation to prevent invalid names for variables and devices. - Introduced a high contrast theme for Blocks projects. - Enhanced the error message for accessing a Vision sensor object before taking a snapshot.

3.0.4

October 26, 2023

- Fixed a bug that allowed name conflicts with reserved words when manually naming a device. This previously led to issues downloading or running projects. - Addressed a problem preventing project downloads when conditional blocks contained only comment blocks. - Corrected an issue related to accessing vision sensor object values without setting the object index first. - Addressed a bug where the random number block returned floating point values instead of integers.

3.0.3

October 6, 2023

- Enhanced the core Blocks interface of VEXcode for increased compatibility with computing devices and to support future features. - Introduced a feature that automatically updates all blocks using the old name to the new name when renaming devices in VEXcode. - Added a feature that disables any blocks using a device instead of generating errors on download when the device is deleted in VEXcode. - Enabled users to delete and rename broadcast events within a Blocks project. - Added a new example template for the VRC 2023-2024 Herobot "Striker". - Introduced translation support for Hungarian and Italian languages. - Fixed an issue where duplicate names between variables and broadcast event names were preventing projects from being downloaded. - Addressed an issue where using a "not" operator block on sensing blocks could potentially cause unexpected results and build errors. - Rectified an issue where the Blocks-generated Python code was creating problems when no objects were detected using the Vision Sensor. - Resolved an issue where invalid Drivetrain gear ratio settings were preventing a project from being downloaded. - Resolved an issue that was preventing downloading Blocks projects when not connected to the internet. - Resolved an issue with using variable in the motor spin at voltage block. - Improved Python code linter

3.0.1

August 8, 2023

- Enhanced the core Blocks interface of VEXcode for increased compatibility with computing devices and to support future features. - Introduced a feature that automatically updates all blocks using the old name to the new name when renaming devices in VEXcode. - Added a feature that disables any blocks using a device instead of generating errors on download when the device is deleted in VEXcode. - Enabled users to delete and rename broadcast events within a Blocks project. - Introduced translation support for Czech, Hungarian, and Italian languages. - Fixed an issue where duplicate names between variables and broadcast event names were preventing projects from being downloaded. - Addressed an issue where using a "not" operator block on sensing blocks could potentially cause unexpected results and build errors. - Rectified an issue where the Blocks-generated Python code was creating problems when no objects were detected using the Vision Sensor. - Resolved an issue where invalid Drivetrain gear ratio settings were preventing a project from being downloaded. - Resolved an issue that was preventing downloading Blocks projects when not connected to the internet

Description of VEXcode EXP

From elementary school through college, VEXcode is a coding environment that meets students at their level. The intuitive layout of VEXcode allows students to get started quickly and easily. VEXcode is consistent across Blocks and Text, across VEX 123, VEX GO, VEX IQ, VEX EXP, and VEX V5. As students progress from elementary, middle, and high school, they never have to learn a different blocks, code, or toolbar interface. As a result, students can focus on creating with technology, not trying to navigate a new layout. Drive Forward is the new Hello World We all know that robots attract kids to learn. VEX Robotics and VEXcode are providing opportunities for students of all ages to participate in learning the code that makes these robots work. VEX makes computer science come to life through collaborations, hands-on projects, and engaging experiences. From classrooms to competitions, VEXcode helps to create the next generation of innovators. Drag. Drop. Drive. VEXcode Blocks is the perfect platform for those new to coding. Students use the simple drag and drop interface to create functioning programs. Each block's purpose can easily be identified using the visual cues like its shape, color, and label. We've designed VEXcode Blocks to allow those who are new to robotics to get their robot up and running faster. Now, students can focus on being creative and learning computer science concepts, not stuck trying to figure out the interface. More accessible than ever VEXcode even helps across language barriers, allowing student to read blocks and comment programs in their native language. Drag & Drop. Powered by Scratch Blocks. Students and Teachers will feel instantly at home with this familiar environment. Video Tutorials. Grasp concepts faster. Built-in tutorials cover every aspect needed to get up to speed fast. And more tutorials are coming. Help is always there. Getting information on blocks is fast and easy. These resources were written by educators, in a form both teachers and students will grasp quickly. Drivetrain Blocks. A breakthrough in simplicity. From driving forward, making precise turns, setting speed, and stopping precisely, VEXcode makes it easier than ever to control a robot. Setup your VEX robot. Fast. VEXcode's device manager is simple, flexible, and powerful. In no time at all you can setup your robot's drivetrain, controller features, motors, and sensors. 60+ Example projects to choose from. Jumpstart your learning by starting with an existing project, covering every aspect of coding, controlling robots, and learning to use sensors. VEXcode Privacy Policy: https://www.vexrobotics.com/software-privacy-policy

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