Difference between revisions of "WaterColorBot Software"
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| + | There are three main software interfaces for driving the WaterColorBot: [[RoboPaint]], [[RoboPaint RT]], and the [[WaterColorBot_Control|WaterColorBot Control]] Inkscape extension. | ||
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'''''More info: Coming week of November 10, 2013.''''' | '''''More info: Coming week of November 10, 2013.''''' | ||
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| + | == For Developers == | ||
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| + | * RoboPaint is written in Javascript | ||
| + | * RoboPaint RT is written in Processing/Java | ||
| + | * The Inkscape extension is written in Python | ||
| + | * The WaterColoRbot API is built into RoboPaint. | ||
| + | * You can also send low-level commands directly to the EBB. | ||
Revision as of 01:27, 8 November 2013
WaterColorBot Software
There are three main software interfaces for driving the WaterColorBot: RoboPaint, RoboPaint RT, and the WaterColorBot Control Inkscape extension.
More info: Coming week of November 10, 2013.
For Developers
- RoboPaint is written in Javascript
- RoboPaint RT is written in Processing/Java
- The Inkscape extension is written in Python
- The WaterColoRbot API is built into RoboPaint.
- You can also send low-level commands directly to the EBB.
