Hi all! 

Just posting a cool project done by Alessio in an open night at Hack Manhattan in New York City!!

Here is a cool example of the many variations you can do with ottoky. we used the legs as robotic arm and controlled the head with the in-built Gamepad. I am sharing the code here. Feel free to adapt it to your own liking!

Oh, and this youtube video shows you how to assemble the whole thing!

Hi, 

If you want to do a project like this, find the code I used attached:

Hello there!

Here I am posting a cool code with a set of examples that can be used to learn how to use iot functionalities in Tokymaker.

go to https://create.tokylabs.com and load this .xml file there. You will find several self-explanatory examples. Just need to enable the one that you want to compile. Remember to keep the rest disabled.

If you want to know more, go to www.tokylabs.com/learn

Find attached a simple set of codes to start tinkering with IoT projects.

To use them, you have to right-click on the main "Repeat" block you want to use and click on "enable block"

Here I am sharing a 3d model of the tokymaker for you guys to download it and use it in your digital projects!!

Click in the link and download!

https://a360.co/391aL0l

Here @Tracy Wadsworth comes again with this handy splash menu that you can show at the beginning of your projects.

Tracy says:

"This is my standard starting project.  sometimes I add more to it.  a few splash screens to start a project.  A few have far more complex menu... but in reality they just call these same functions. 

If you add to this.  good to add each as a function, and try your best to not use any variables in that function as it makes it easier to import."

Thank you Tracy!

Another project from @Tracy Wadsworth !!

Here is the brick-breaker code.  It uses arrays to draw the bricks and should be a good head start on v5 Tetris.  Can change the x/y in those arrays and the bricks would move around.

Definitely worth checking!

More from @Tracy Wadsworth !!

Here I am sharing with the community an amazing  project of two cute eyes following an object, thanks to the great computer vision camera Pixy2.

Another cool project from @Tracy Wadsworth 

It can be used to draw shapes with a simple matrix block. Neat!!

check it out!