Step 1, find a library with features you want to use, and get its .jar or .aar file. Step 2, upload that file in OnBot Java. Step 3 has three variations, depending on your planned use of the library. Step 3A assumes you want to use a library function, or method, in OnBot Java only.

Java programmers can learn about timers from this Blocks tutorial; you can easily apply its lessons to Java programs. When creating myBlocks, be careful when converting or ‘packaging’ a section of existing Java code into a myBlock method.

This tutorial will take you step-by-step through the process of configuring, programming, and operating your Control System. This tutorial uses the Blocks Programming Tool to help you get started quickly. The Blocks Programming Tool is a visual design tool that lets programmers use a web browser to create, edit and save their op modes.

This beginner-level tutorial shows how to incorporate a library's features into your FTC OpModes, and provides simple examples. It does not teach Java. Many thanks to Liz Looney who developed this capability, along with myBlocks and many other useful features of FTC software.

Dec 26, 2022 · When creating myBlocks, be careful when converting or 'packaging' a section of existing Java code into a myBlock method. As a programmer, you must consider where your myBlock might be placed in the OpMode.

Oct 30, 2023 · A potential solution I came up with involves running block code from a Java Opmode. The idea is to have a single autonomous written in Blocks with variables to change the direction of certain robot movements.

Dec 6, 2019 · There is a “show java” option. You can just copy and paste that. There’s also a way to do it through the options I believe. Keep in mind the block to java is very basic. All your variables are global and unknown type. You’ll have to manually go in and make sure all your variables are working right.

Feb 6, 2025 · Instructions for installing or updating required software, regardless of the operating system used, can be found here: https://ftc …

Drag the “call telemetry.addData(key, number)” block and place it below the “set motor1.Power to” block. Select the green text block “key” and highlight the text and change it to read “Target Power”.

This tutorial shows how to make custom FTC Blocks, to be used in regular Blocks programs. These "myBlocks" are programmed in Java, with OnBot Java or Android Studio.