The Block makes a request to ChatGPT with the specified text and stores the response in PictoBlox, which can then be accessed with the Block ‘Get AI Response’. This Block also features three types of AI bots – Normal AI, Sarcastic AI, and Friend AI.
[PictoBloxExtension]
3D and XR Studio Transform
Extension Description
PictoBlox Transform lets users move, rotate, and scale 3D objects along the X, Y, and Z axes, providing precise control for seamless modeling and animation.
Introduction
Transform provides users with an interface to manipulate layers:
1. Position, Scale, Rotation:
– Position: Users can precisely define the location of layers within their scenes, ensuring objects are placed exactly where they want them. This capability is essential for arranging elements in a scene to achieve desired compositions or layouts.
– Scale: Scaling allows users to adjust the size of layers, either uniformly or along specific axes. This flexibility enables them to create objects of varying sizes and proportions, enhancing visual diversity and realism in their scenes.
– Rotation: Users can specify the orientation of layers in three-dimensional space, controlling their tilt, angle, and orientation relative to the scene’s coordinate system. Rotation adds depth and dynamism to scenes, allowing users to create immersive environments and unique visual perspectives.
2. Animation Integration:
– Custom Animations: Platform provides users with a library of pre-defined animations that can be easily applied to layers. These animations cover common motions such as scaling, rotation, and more, allowing users to quickly add movement and interactivity to their scenes without the need for extensive scripting or programming.
– In-built Animations: User can also use the inbuilt animation created while creation of the 3D objects.
PictoBlox Blocks
This block moves the robot forward and backward for a set time, collecting IR sensor data on both white and black lines.
Starts the script when the sprite is touched by another sprite.
Moves the sprite a specified number of grid squares up.
Makes the sprite disappear as if fully invisible.
Runs the script over and over forever, untill stop by Stop button (🛑).
Play’s a specified sound from the list.
This makes a image copy of the sprite on the stage.
After connection is established, rotates the quarky a specified number of step to the left.
Shows a specified emotion with animation on the quarky LED display.
Detects and counts the number of human faces present in a view captured from the camera.
Allows the sprite to follow the movement of a detected hand in real-time on specified finger.
Runs the blocks inside if a specfied state(active/inactive) of the sensors of the wizbot is detected.
After connection is established, moves the wizbot in a specified direction forever.
The block reports the digital state of the digital sensor, connected to the selected digital pin.
This block should be included every time you work with the humanoid robot for the first time as it calibrates the angles of all the four servo motors of the leg (2 servos of legs + 2 servos of feet) and saves the angles in the memory of evive.
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