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== For Young Programmers == | == For Young Programmers == | ||
− | * You can program the WaterColorBot in both [http://scratch.mit.edu Scratch] and [http://snap.berkeley.edu ''Snap!''] Our example code for these projects, "WaterColorBlocks" is available [https://github.com/evil-mad/WaterColorBlocks here]. You will also need to run RoboPaint (0.9.0 or newer) in the background, as an interface to the WaterColorBot. | + | * You can program the WaterColorBot in both [http://scratch.mit.edu Scratch] and [http://snap.berkeley.edu ''Snap!''] Our example code for these projects, "WaterColorBlocks" is available [https://github.com/evil-mad/WaterColorBlocks here]. You will also need to run RoboPaint (0.9.0 or newer) in the background, as an interface to the WaterColorBot. |
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+ | Of the two, we have generally found the ''Snap!'' interface to be more enjoyable and reliable. | ||
* An alternative block-based programming interface is [http://beetleblocks.com BeetleBlocks], a Scratch-like programming environment for making 3D creations ("Visual Code for 3D Design"). BeetleBlocks can save its 2D curves as SVG files, which you can open and print from within RoboPaint. | * An alternative block-based programming interface is [http://beetleblocks.com BeetleBlocks], a Scratch-like programming environment for making 3D creations ("Visual Code for 3D Design"). BeetleBlocks can save its 2D curves as SVG files, which you can open and print from within RoboPaint. |