This source code is for testing components from Makeblock for makex competition.
- And oh boy we won the championship! (Local MakeX competition managed by the university called KMITL)
- A functioning manual program. With weird keybinds, but hey it works! You can change it to your heart's desire.
- 2 competitions off choice! Sadly we dont have our code for Makex starter because we havent played with or joined this competition
Makex-sources solely runs on Makeblock's CyberPi or NovaPi programming CPU. A lightweight, powerful programming CPU that can run small to relatively big projects. With a few optimized codes, these source codes will run like a breeze.
These source codes are decent until Makeblock decided to make change to its competition strategy
- Makex Explorer
Please head to./cyberpi. It has a line following automatic program and a complete manual code. Using a catapult system to propel projectiles to opponent's side - Makex Challenge
Please head to./novapi.Team1orTeam2off choice. The codes there are based off our concepts for this competition
- Cyberpi
Working with cyberpi will require you to have mblock program and python installed on your computer (If you are willing to use its python editor). Otherwise it wont work, really. - Novapi
Working with NovaPi parts will require you to have mblock program. And with a pinch of luck because the documentation for Novapi is not enough if you are willing to not program in block code
- Novapi
The source codes for Novapi aren't available in official Makeblock's website. All i did is convert each novapi's function from block coding into a python code. Because i have problems organizing Block code. And i also just dont like writing in block code. So.......... yeah there's python code if you need it! - Cyberpi
By the time we had cyberpi on hand we didnt convert from a block code like other teams. We write our own python from their documentation and pypi libraries. - Competition in general
This source codes are based on 2022-2023 MakeX competition, we're not guarantee that this repository will have any uses if the company decided to change some competition details.
You can see how our bot behaves by looking at Imagineering MakeX's video. Our MakeX Challenge team called Hawkeye and Doombot.
There are tons of improvements to be made, but right now we just wanted to sit back and enjoy the current source codes we can distribute to anyone who found this repository helpful and helped you achieve competition's victory. Good luck!