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It features a built-in game timer that disables your robot once 1 minute is up. *]Timed Robot Skills mode: This allows teams to practice for the Robot Skills competition.
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*]A lightweight IDE, VVDevelop, is also available for download to help with the creation of custom driver control code (since the program can’t interface with the regular ROBOTC IDE). VirtualVEX is compatible with the ROBOTC API, but user code must be compiled into a DLL which is loaded at runtime. *]Programmable: You can change the controls of the virtual robot by downloading your own user code. *]Multiple robot types: right now only clawbot and conveyor belt robot (“ConveyorBot”) are implemented, with work on a vertical intake roller style robot in progress. Some of the CURRENT features of this release include: The aim of the VirtualVEX project is to provide a free platform which can be used by teams to practice their driving and operating skills when access to their physical robot is either unavailable or inconvenient for whatever reason. It began in May of this year as an independent project and gained official support from Team 254 in late August.
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It is created using Unit圓d (a free game development tool) and is programmed primarily in C# with some JavaScript (technically UnityScript) providing support scripts. This project has been in development for several months now and we’ve seen it fit to now release an open alpha to the community.Īs the title of this post says, VirtualVEX is an open source VEX simulator.