How can I get hands on S4A development? Integrating MSP protocol
Li Daniel
Hi,
I’m new to S4A, how can I get hands on S4A development?
Try to use other protocol not s4a protocol, take MSP protocol for example (Or it might has been implemented).
Any suggestion and advice is well appreciated.
Li Daniel
Joan, thanks very much!
I have C/C++ background. We are trying to connecting FlightController’s firmware to Scratch-like visual programming IDE for Kids to get a basic knowledge of AutoPilot.
What we are planning to do is something like integrating MSP or Mavlink protocol(such as fermata protocol in Snap4Arduino)
What should I do? What language should I use? Which is better for our goal. Is Snap4Arduino suitable for us?
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From: Joan Guillén i Pelegay
Sent: 2022年11月7日 14:49
To: Li Daniel
Subject: Re: [S4A] How can I get hands on S4A development? Integrating MSP protocol
No.
S4A was built in Scratch (version 1), but Snap4Arduino is built in Snap!
At that time (2014) Scratch (version 2) had changed to Adobe Flash... and there were many problems to do anything. Also Snap! was raising as a more powerful tool.
Former S4A team are all involved in Snap!, Snap4Arduino and MicroBlocks.
Scratch is still a very nice option...but for me, having Snap!... I can do all the Scratch things and much more!
That's all.
Joan
On Mon, Nov 7, 2022 at 12:49 AM Li Daniel <lida...@163.com> wrote:
Thanks Joan
I searched github, and saw branch of Snap4Arduino codes. Which is latest maintained code? Is the link below can be used with scratch?
Well, I’m really new to this stuff, how can I use this Snap4Arduino and latest scratch, any link or wiki can help that?
https://github.com/bromagosa/Snap4Arduino
==> Snap4Arduino 7.0.4 released on January 8, 2022
Any info or links will be really appreciated, thanks.
From: Joan Guillén i Pelegay
Sent: 2022年11月7日 5:52
To: Li Daniel
Subject: Re: [S4A] How can I get hands on S4A development? Integrating MSP protocol
Hi,
S4A is really out of development. And think it was based in Scratch1, and this version of Scratch is out of development since 2013!
All S4A developers are working in Snap4Arduino since 2014.
Joan
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Li Daniel
Dear Joan
What I need is to develop a palettes, something like Arduino.
Can you tell me how to do this?
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