Quarky Advance Line Following

The block holds a sprite’s or the Stage’s volume. This block can be displayed as a Stage monitor.

It creates a clone of the sprite in the argument. It can also clone the sprite it is running in, creating clones of clones, recursively.

The block holds (reports) the mouse-pointer’s current Mouse X.

The block multiplies the two values and reports the result.

The block can delete all the items from the specified list.

The block inserts an item containing the given text into the list, at the given position. All values below the inserted item are passed onto the item beneath them; the last item’s value is placed in a new item at the end of the list.

The block tells whether the human hand is detected or not.

The get () position of () face () block reports the x and y position of the selected landmark of the selected face.

The block returns the specified parameter for the specified signal detected: class, x position, y position, width, height, and confidence.

The function returns the weather parameters (Rain, Snow, Extreme, etc.) of the location.

The block changes the pen size by the specified amount.

The block turns OFF all the RGB LEDs of Quarky.

The block sets the servo motor connected to the specified servo pin to the specified angle.

The block returns the distance reading from the specified ultrasonic sensor.

The block returns the number of objects identified with the specified object class.

The block reports the density of the sprite.

The block connects the soil moisture sensor to the specified pin. Once initialized, other moisture sensor-related blocks can be used.

The block connects the PictoBlox to the ThinkSpeak Channel with the specified write and the read API keys. Without this block, other functionality does not work related to ThinkSpeak.

The block resets the oscillator parameter for all the servo motors.

The block reports the current time value in milliseconds.

The block sets the pick and place arm angles to the specified value.

The block makes a request to ChatGPT to get the synonyms or antonyms of the text specified in it. The response of ChatGPT is then stored in PictoBlox and can be accessed using the get AI response block.

This block allows you to scale a value from one range of numbers to another.

The block sets up an 8×8 Dot Matrix display and assigns the pins of the display (DIN, CS, CLK) to be connected to the Arduino board. The code assigns the name of the display to the pins for easy referencing and establishes communication between the Arduino board and the display.