This mode can also be used with Snap! (instead of Scratch) if you prefer. In connected mode the PICAXE chip on the project board simply runs a small ‘communicator’ program that enables it to communicate with the S2P helper app via the AXE027 USB cable. This is useful for developing and testing Scratch projects. In connected mode the Scratch project you have developed ‘talks’ to the S2P helper app on the computer, enabling Scratch to now also control real life outputs and respond to real-life inputs as the Scratch project runs. S2P interacts with Scratch in two separate, different ways – Video Tutorial 6 - Playing a tune on a real-life glockenspiel (using kit MOD028).Video Tutorial 4 - Using an analogue sensor (LDR).Video Tutorial 3 - Using a digital sensor (switch).We also produce another free app, S2Bot, for Picoboard, Sphero and LEGO Boost, WeDo 2.0, WeDo, NXT and EV3. The Snap! templates can be downloaded here. S2P will also work with Snap! instead of Scratch. The S2P helper app is available for Windows, Mac and Linux.
It will work with most PICAXE project boards as well as the Snap Circuits Micro / XP microcontroller module (which is fitted with a PICAXE-08M2 microcontroller). S2P is a free helper app for Scratch that expands the capabilities of Scratch by enabling you to simulate and program PICAXE microcontroller projects from within Scratch 2.
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the BOT115 Create system or Snap Circuits Micro) can be used to send real life signals (switch presses, light levels, position etc.) to the Scratch software so that the program can react to these changing conditions.įor a similar blocks programming language dedicated to the PICAXE system please also see Blockly for PICAXE. Scratch ( ) is a popular free software package used in schools to introduce simple computer programming. Instead please consider our dedicated product for block programming, Blockly for PICAXE Kindly note that S2P was designed for Scratch 2 offline.
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