Taskin Rahman and Tanmay Bishnoi.
Let's say you need to show what 'state' the rover is in your video project. You want to show what its mind is doing atm. Is it waiting for you to give instructions? Is is scanning it's environment? etc. You use a state machine to show that. Our webapp emulates a custom state machine with transitionable state, recorder and background transparency functionalities built in.
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Install nvm for windows (not necessary just recommended for use with npm).
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Install npm (to install browser sync):
nvm install node nvm use node
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Install Browsersync using npm(to make the html page dynamic):
npm install -g browser-sync
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Clone repo into local folder (or download and extract .zip file if you're a simp):
clone command goes here
Open CMD/Terminal/PowerShell IN YOUR DIRECTORY and enter:
Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Unrestricted
Then enter this to launch the tool:
browser-sync start -s
Webscripts in the code: p5.js CCapture.js (need internet when running index.html, don't need to download)
How does the code work? How to configure nodes:? How to configure arrows:? Check our wiki! (might not be updated :P)
The main contributors - if they pick up. Worth a try though.