Can you import libraries into Vex IQ coding website with pip and if so you do you do it? also does anyone know what version of python the compiler runs on?

[image] huckleberry11: Can you import libraries into Vex IQ coding website with pip Nope

Is there anyway to import libraries?

If it’s a really small library, you may be able to use the technique I describe in this topic about Python on V5. [image] VEXcode V5 2.0.7 Python VM updates VEXcode V5 Tech Support The latest VEXcode release (2.0.7) did include an updated Python VM with a few new features.…

I want to make a robot that will solve rubik’s cubes and I’m trying to figure out how to import a program like kociemba .

But it requires a lot of memory so it probably will be hard to do

I have seen rubik’s cube solving on IQ generation 1 in the past, but I think it used an android phone to do the cube analysis and solving, just sending instructions to the IQ brain. [image] RUBIX - VEX IQ Rubik's cube solver RUBIX is a VEX IQ Rubik's cube solver robot. It can solve a cu…

Just for future users here who happen to come across this: You can find all the modules installed using help('modules'). You can get the source code of a module by using an on-computer IDE: import inspect import mymodule print(inspect.getsource(mymodule)) Just make sure the code creators allow c…

[image] J.4: You can get the source code of a module by using an on-computer IDE: How does that help the OP in any way ?

That shows how to get the code for some modules that you might want to use.

Pip install

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jpearman August 12, 2024, 5:32am 4

If it’s a really small library, you may be able to use the technique I describe in this topic about Python on V5.

But IQ generation 2 has very little memory, so probably not very practical.