if I start the esp8266 service, nothing appears in the relative card, why??

Bonjour à tous,

je constate une inversion du mouvement des biceps quand j'utilise "Tracking Squelette".

now, for the moment, worky

the following code will (re)attach servo's that appear attached but are non functional when Full configuration is choosen. Many improvements can be made, probably will be made.

to do: add arms, give consideration to configuration files.

This is not so much a question as a passing on of a tip.

I have been working with Nixie and windows 10 and had on various occasions a need for a running tally of the log file. In linux/unix this is easy, just use the tail command and Bob's yer uncle as they say.

For those of you who implemented Bob Houston's Articulating Stomach, how are u driving this from MRL?

Getting ready to hook up this servo pair, scratching head.....

Hi Folks

I have a standard hc-sr04 sensor, actually I have 2, but looking in Nixie, ultrasonic.py in services, I don't see a way of actually activating 2 individual sensors.

what is the correct way of testing this sensor to make sure it works? 

In the ultrasonic.py there is a print statement: print "ultrasonicSensor test is ", i01.getUltrasonicSensorDistance(), however, I have not found where this is printed.

reloaded a clean/new version of win10 64 bit

downloaded Java: java version "1.8.0_28", Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 25.281-b09, mixed mode)

downloaded Manticore: manticore 1.0.2693

create MRL directory and run java -jar myrobotlab.jar -install

I have MRL running with InMoov and I have just added a PIR sensor for wakeup.  It appears to be working correctly but it takes 5 minutes for MRL to put InMoov to sleep. I would like to shorten that time and have the script reset the timer everytime the PIR detects heat.  I tried adding the section [TWEAK] with the HumanPresenceTImeout= .  But no matter what value I set it still takes 5 minutes before it enters sleep mode.

Any suggestions how I can adjust this timeout?

Thank you.