I made a simple program(image) using Open Roberta EV3 with only 2 instructions (start and drive forwards).
Question: is the drive forwards block without any specified distance equivalent to drive forwards for a distance of 1 cm? The test I made suggests this is the case but the documentation suggests otherwise: https://lab.open-roberta.org/help/progHelp_ev3_en.html
»drive« With the »drive« block you can program the direction and also the speed (velocity) of your robot. Your robot moves until it is stopped or another block specifies new driving parameters. The driving speed can be set in the field »speed«.
Documentation suggests that the movement should be continuous until something happens meaning:
- Some blockage occurs, eg car encounters a rock.
- Or "another block specifies new driving parameters", this is even more confusing, how could another block specify new driving parameters? I just made my first contact with Roberta and it seems to me that is not multithreading so at any time a single instruction can be executed, I really can't see how another block can stop my current drive.