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Lego Powered Up Tutorial 15 - Detailed Analysis & Overview
Last time we had the problem that our variable that stores the brightness of the lights, got too large or too small. So today, we'll ... This time we'll look into an option to make our own touchscreen controllers to control In this video, I will show you guys how to remove the Hello everybody, this is how I created a custom profile in the One interesting feature of the app that we didn't cover yet are selfmade programming blocks. You can use them to make your code ... As already announced in the last part, today we'll look into an option to program a railway crossing. For that we'll use parallel ...
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