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    Devastator Robot

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      Nil_Mc
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      I wanted to create a Devastator Robot like this : https://youtu.be/j6mglfhWZrQ?list=WL
      but with a WiPy 3.0 and an extension board . It didn't work here is my code ( main.py ) can somebody help me please.

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        jcaron @Nil_Mc
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        @Nil_Mc "It didn't work" is not very descriptive... What is supposed to happen? What happens? Do you get any errors? If so, which ones?

        Also, including the wiring of your setup would probably be helpful for those trying to help you...

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          Nil_Mc
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          The wiring is the same that in the video and I think the error comes from the code but I can't see where I did a mistake. The robot can start but I cant controle anything.

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            jcaron @Nil_Mc
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            @Nil_Mc said in Devastator Robot:

            The wiring is the same that in the video and I think the error comes from the code but I can't see where I did a mistake. The robot can start but I cant controle anything.

            Not sure if many people are willing to spend 20 minutes to watch that video to help you. If you want people to help you, you’ll have to provide all the information...

            Have you checked voltage levels on the various pins when you run your program? Do they match the expected values?

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              Nil_Mc @jcaron
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              @jcaron thanks I thound the error

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