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Maker Drive MicroPython Library for Pi PicoThis library supports Maker Drive to be used with Pi PicoThe library file must be saved inside the Raspberry Pi Pico before uploading user's codeAdd LibraryStep 1: Download the library file (motor_driver.py)Step 2: Launch Thonny application and open the library fileStep 3: Save the library file into the Pi PicoStep 4: Save the library with the same name you downloaded with (motor_driver.py) Must add .py at the backClick OK and the library is added to your Pi PicoImport motor_driver libraryImport motor_driver libraryfrom motor_driver import *Create object for motor_driverCreate object using the classmotor_driver(M1A,M1B,M2A,M2B)motor = motor_driver(4,5,2,3)M1A = 4, M1B = 5, M2A = 2, M2B = 3Set motor speed and directionPositive value indicates forward direction with 100 as full speedNegative value indicates backward direction with -100 as full speed0 stops the motoMove Forwardmotor.speed(50,50) # move forward at speed 50Move Backwardmotor.speed(-50,-50) # move backward at speed 50Turn Leftmotor.speed(0,50) # turn left at speed 50Turn Rightmotor.speed(50,0) # turn right at speed 50Brakemotor.brake() # brake the motor

... with following code.py: 0: color -= 0x000100 # decrease green to zero else: state += 1 elif state == 2: if (color & 0xFF0000) > 0: color -= 0x010000 # decrease red to zero else: state += 1 elif state == 3: if (color & 0x00FF00) 0: color -= 1 # decrease blue to zero else: state += 1 elif state == 5: if (color & 0xFF0000) 0: color -= 0x000100 # decrease green to zero else: state += 1 elif state == 7: if (color & 0x00FFFF) # *************************************************# Out-of-the-box Demo for Cytron Maker Pi RP2040# # This demo code is written in CircuitPython and it serves# as an easy quality check when you first receive the board.## It plays a melody upon power up (slide power switch to ON)# and shows running lights (blue LEDs) at the same time.# Then the two RGB LEDs will animate the colors, while the # program checking push buttons' state, repeatedly.# # Press GP20 button to play a short melody, lights up all # blue LEDs, move servo motors to 0 degree and run DC motors# at 50% and -50% speeds.# Press GP21 button to play another melody, turn off all blue # LEDs, move servo motors to 180 degree & brake DC motors.# # Maker Pi RP2040 also has four DC motors quick test buttons # built-in. You may press the onboard M1A, M1B, M2A or M2B # push buttons to run your motors without writing any code.## More info: # Email: [email protected]# *************************************************import boardimport digitalioimport neopixelimport simpleioimport timeimport pwmiofrom adafruit_motor import servo, motor# Initialize LEDs# LEDs placement on Maker Pi RP2040LED_PINS = [board.GP0, board.GP1, board.GP2, board.GP3, board.GP4, board.GP5, board.GP6, board.GP7, board.GP16, board.GP17, board.GP26, board.GP27, board.GP28]LEDS = []for pin in LED_PINS: # Set pins as digital output digout = digitalio.DigitalInOut(pin) digout.direction = digitalio.Direction.OUTPUT LEDS.append(digout)# Initialize Neopixel RGB LEDspixels = neopixel.NeoPixel(board.GP18, 2)pixels.fill(0)# MelodyMELODY_NOTE = [659, 659, 0, 659, 0, 523, 659, 0, 784]MELODY_DURATION = [0.15, 0.15, 0.15, 0.15, 0.15, 0.15, 0.15, 0.15, 0.2]# Define pin connected to piezo buzzerPIEZO_PIN = board.GP22# Initialize buttonsbtn1 = digitalio.DigitalInOut(board.GP20)btn2 = digitalio.DigitalInOut(board.GP21)btn1.direction = digitalio.Direction.INPUTbtn2.direction = digitalio.Direction.INPUTbtn1.pull

All you need to make your own 3D photos is a camera and photo editing software. This tutorial will walk you through the process of making 3D images using freeware available for PCs. StereoPhoto Maker (SPM) is a freeware program for Windows... Method 1 of 6: Take your pictures How to Make 3D Images Using StereoPhoto Maker Picture 1 Find a subject with a foreground and background objects to give the photo depth. Unless you're using two digital cameras at the same time, you're going to be pretty much stuck with taking still life shots for now. You can try asking a friend to hold still between shots, but good luck having it work with kids or animals. If you plan on viewing your 3D pictures with red-blue anaglyph glasses, it's best to avoid photographing things that are red or cyan. How to Make 3D Images Using StereoPhoto Maker Picture 2 Take a photo 10 to 15 feet (3.0 to 4.6 m) away from the main subject. Then slide the camera about 2.5" to the right for the right eye picture. Try to be consistent. If you sometimes take the right picture first and sometimes the left first, you'll have a hard time knowing which is which. Make it a habit to always take the left picture first. It's best if your camera is on a tripod, but if you are doing this hand-held try to keep the camera as still as possible as you move to take the second