Camilo Parra Palacio Otto Creator

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Founder and Designer of @OttoDIY

Hi Bill SCHONFELDER here are the new blocks for OLED you need, so as Oscar Ferruz said we are working on the release of a new version for Otto Blockly the 1.4.1

But if you wanna test now the new file is here and do these steps https://github.com/OttoDIY/blockly/blob/master/www/blocs%26generateurs/oled.js
1. Right click on "Raw" save link as... (that will download just that file)
2. Use that file to replace the one installed in your computer
C:\OttoBlockly\www\blocs&generateurs
3. Press F5 in Otto Blockly, that will update the blocks

Let me know how it goes

great video César Pimentel thanks for sharing https://youtu.be/4oFT0UxnadA

Guys i found this cool tool for creating OLED animations, basically you can just pick web icons8 that already have the frames and here you can convert them to code https://wokwi-app.web.app/animator the sketch gets very heavy do, so maybe your microcontroller wont have enough memory for more stuff, but is a start

Bill SCHONFELDER display animations are already possible with Blockly https://www.facebook.com/logix5/videos/2831556817099133 thanks to Oscar Ferruz do you have the .bloc code?

Ok Ross Rabette and Bill SCHONFELDER here is the example Bluetooth Blockly code for hello world. thanks to Oscar F

1. You upload the attached code to your nano, (make sure you have the bluetooth connected in the right pins and use the right baud rate.
2. Install Serial Bluetooth App on your phone https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.kai_morich.serial_bluetooth_terminal&hl=en&gl=US
3. From devices, connect to the module to your phone
4. go to terminal and click the connect icon on the top bar and if connection successful you should see a "Hello" message on the terminal.

We can do the same in Arduino of course Birger T right?

This is just the basic example, but imagine what you could do by adding more blocks and functions, next post we can explore how to create our own App using App inventor https://appinventor.mit.edu/

Hi Bill SCHONFELDER and Birger T this an idea to endorse Prusa printers, basically create an animated figure of their character Josef, https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/19#_ga=2.106035840.261544761.1614526209-2034042692.1614526209 using Otto DIY technology and code. Do you think is possible?

Great video from @KevinMcAleer https://youtu.be/Gc-znjgK-aM

Good buddy Bill SCHONFELDER here are another series of new blocks that i suggest you to try, since you are big fan of mp3, i recommend you to buy a "open smart mp3 player" cost around 10 bucks https://acoptex.com/project/250/basics-project-051b-serial-mp3-player-module-with-1w-speaker-by-open-smart-at-acoptexcom/

In this way you can program the mp3 audio actions together with your Arduino nano instead of separate devices like you did before.

This is one example in Blockly using the functions blocks Bill SCHONFELDER attached you will find also the .block file for you to open in Otto Blockly and try ;).

For your idea, you can just replace the neo pixels for your two OLED series of blocks images.

Have fun!

Add a shovel to you Otto wheels!

Attached files for 3d printing
https://www.ottodiy.com/store/products/otto-diy-wheels