NUWA ROBOTICS
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Action & Performance

Play the specified action

  • The description

    can use the action name of the Nu Wa action library as a “variable” and open
    its actions with other commands

    .

    • Example

      You can play it using the “View Variable Description” from the “View Variable Description” in the “Play Assigned Action” box drop-down menu to see the list of action libraries, and assign the text to the file name as “Variable”, or use the previously taught “Determine if text is included” “Word” for advanced applications.

    actions

    _ _ Rotation __°

    • Explains

    the direction, speed, and angle of rotation of the robot by clicking the pull-down menu in the box.

    • Example
      1. Click the menu “Actions” in the menu on the left and drag “Slow Rotate Left _°” to the canvas.
      2. Click on the drop-down menu and select “Right” and “Rotate 90°”.
      3. After dragging the program under “Start”, select the device to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    _ _ Mobile

    • DescriptionClick

    the pull-down menu in the box to set the robot forward or backward, and also select speed and distance.

    • For example
      1. , click on the menu “Actions” menu on the left and drag “Slow forward _ cm” onto the canvas.
      2. Click on the drop-down menu and select “Backward”, “Medium”, and “Move 10″ cm.
      3. After dragging the program under “Start”, select the device to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Head vertical _ rotation __°

    • Describes

    setting the angle of the vertical rotation of the robot’s head.

    • Example
      1. Click the “Actions” menu on the left menu, drag “Head Vertical _°” to the canvas, and select Vertical Rotation” 15°”.
      2. After dragging the program under “Start”, select the device to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Head level _ rotation __°

    • Explains how

    to set the angle of the robot’s head to rotate horizontally.

    • Example
      1. Click the “Actions” menu on the left menu, drag “Head Horizontal _°” to the canvas, and select Horizontal Rotation” -20°

        2. ”.

      2. After dragging the program under “Start”, select the device to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Left/right shoulder _ turn in __°

    • Instructions

    to set the angle of the robot’s left/right shoulder rotation.

    • Example
      1. Click the “Actions” menu on the left menu, drag “Turn right shoulder in _°” to the canvas, and select” -20°

        2. ”.

      2. After dragging the program under “Start”, select the device to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Left/right shoulder _ lift __°

    • Describes

    setting the angle of the robot’s left/right shoulder lift.

    • Example
      1. Click the “Actions” menu on the left menu, drag “Left shoulder _°” to the canvas, and select” 100°”.
      2. After dragging the program under “Start”, select the device to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Left/right arm _ side lift __°

    • Instructions

    to set the angle of the robot’s left/right arm side lift.

    • Example
      1. Click on the menu “Actions” on the left menu, drag “_° on the right arm” to the canvas, and select 90°”.
      2. After dragging the program under “Start”, select the device to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Left/right elbow _ lift __°

    • Instructions

    to set the angle at which the robot’s left/right elbow is raised.

    • Example
      1. Click the “Actions” menu on the left menu, drag “_° on left elbow” to the canvas, and select” 30°”.
      2. After dragging the program under “Start”, select the device to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Face

    Role _

    • Describes

    the

    role of setting up the robot face. When the tile is executed, the canvas of the other tiles will be displayed on the screen instead of the default face.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the menu “Faces” on the left menu, drag “Character” to the canvas, and select the character “Star”.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Picture _, keep playing _ seconds

    • Describes

    setting a picture of a robot’s face.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the menu “Faces” on the left menu, drag “Pictures” to the canvas, and select the image “Phone”.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Upload pictures _, keep playing _ seconds

    • Description

    Double click on the box and click “+” to upload the pre-prepared image to play on the robot’s face, and you can set the number of continuous playback seconds.

    • The example
      1. prepares the required image named “123″.
      2. Click on the “Faces” menu on the left menu and drag and drop “Upload image” to the canvas.
      3. Double click the box, click “+”, select picture 123″, wait for the image to upload, after the upload is complete, click the image, and then click confirm.
      4. Set to keep playing for 5 seconds.
      5. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Upload Video _

    • Description

    Double click on the box and click “+” to upload the pre-prepared video to play on the robot’s face.

      1. The video for
        • example

        preparation is named “abc”.

      2. Click on the menu “Faces” on the left menu and drag and drop “Upload Video” to the canvas.
      3. Double click the box, click “+”, select the video “abc”, wait for the video to be uploaded. After the upload is complete, click the video, and then click OK.
      4. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    ‼️ Note:

      1. Video format support: mp4, mpeg, mpg, webm
      2. video file size cannot

    exceed 20MB

    Play Youtube Video _

    • Description

    Double click on the box and enter your own pre-prepared YouTube link. The link will be ready to play on the bot’s face.

    • For example
      1. , click the menu “Faces” on the left menu and drag “Play Video” to the canvas.
      2. Prepare the required YouTube link, for example https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fq0Ff-dKhxE.
      3. Enter the YouTube link and click OK.
      4. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    ‼️ Note: Do not enter the URL of the live stream or playlist, otherwise the video cannot be paused, which will prevent the program from running smoothly.

    lighting

    Full body luminous _

    • Descriptions

    to make the robot glow throughout the body and specify the light color.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the “Lights” menu on the left menu, drag “Full Body Glow” to the canvas, and select the color “Purple”.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Head glow _

    • Descriptions

    to make the robot’s head glow and specify the light color.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the “Lights” menu on the left menu, drag “Head Glow” to the canvas, and choose the color “Orange”.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Left/right hand light _

    • Instructions

    to make the robot’s left/right hand glow and specify the light color.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the “Lights” menu on the left menu, drag “left hand glow” to the canvas, and choose the color “yellow”.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Tummy glow _

    • Explain

    to make the robot’s tummy glow and specify the light color.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the “Lights” menu on the left menu, drag “belly glow” to the canvas, and choose the color “green”.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Color red _ blue _ green _

    • Describes

    creating a color by specifying values for red, green, and blue. All values must be between 0 and 255.

    • The example

    sets the robot to emit purple light, and the input values are “Red 100, Green 0, Blue 255”.

    voices

    Say __

    • Describes

    letting the bot speak the specified words, sentences.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click on the menu “Sound” on the left, drag “Say_” to the canvas, and type “how are you”.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    ‼️ Note: When the program is running, only one tts voice can be played at the same time. If the situation is running at the same time, the previous tts voice will be played before the subsequent tts speech will be played.

    Say “__”

    The

    • description

    is different from “say _”, by selecting the appropriate variable and dragging into the original text, allows the robot to speak the specified variable flow, not limited to words, sentences, variables must be strings.

    👉🏻 For variables, refer to

    • In this page,
    • click on the menu “Variables” on the left menu, click Create Variable, add the variable name “random”, and drag “Assign random as” to the canvas.

      1. Click on the “Mathematical” menu on the left menu and drag “Random Score” into the “Assign random as” gap.
      2. Click on the “Sound” menu on the left, drag “say” _” to the bottom of “assign random as”, and drag the variable “random” into the “say “_” gap.
      3. Drag the flow below Start and select the device to play on — My Bot (or Simulator).

    Animal Sounds _

    • Describes

    allowing the robot to make a designated animal sound.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the menu “Sounds” on the left menu, drag “Animal Sounds” to the canvas, and select the animal sound “Monkey”.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Scales_

    • Describes

    allowing a bot to emit a specified scale.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the menu “Sound” on the left menu, drag “Scale” to the canvas, and select the “Mi” scale.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Sound effect _

    • Describes

    allowing the bot to broadcast a specified sound effect.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the menu “Sounds” on the left menu, drag the “Sound Effects” to the canvas, and select the effect sound “Gorgeous debut”.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Background music _

    • Descriptions

    allow the bot to play a specified background music.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the “Sounds” menu on the left menu, drag “Background Music” to the canvas, and select the background music “Motion”.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    ‼️ Note: When you start playing background music, if there is a box behind it, the box will be executed at the same time, otherwise you have to wait until the background music is finished or replaced by the background music of another process, the background music process ends.

    Only one background music is played in a program at the same time, otherwise it will cause the speaker to occupy, and the speaker will have an occupancy conflict when playing multiple background music or tts. There is no conflict between other sounds and background music, tts speech, and speakers can be used at the same time

    .

    Upload Audio File

    • Description

    Double click on the box and enter your own pre-prepared audio file or record it now to play on the robot.

    📒 Added: App Labs real-time recording time up to 30 seconds.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the “Sound” menu on the left menu and drag “Upload Audio” to the canvas.
      2. Double-click the box, select “Record Now” and click the record icon to start recording.
      3. When the recording is complete, click the Stop icon to end the recording and click “Confirm Upload”.
      4. Wait for the recording to be uploaded, after the upload is complete, tap the recording, then click OK.
      5. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    ‼️ Note:

    1. Audio file format support: ogg, wav, mp3
    2. files can not exceed 100MB
    3. recording time up

    to 30 seconds

    Theme Performances

    Emotional reaction

    • Explains

    allowing the robot to respond to a given emotional response.

    • Example
      1. Click on the menu “Theme Shows” menu on the left, drag “Emotion Response” to the canvas, and select the emotion response “Sentiment”.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Animated Stickers

    • Descriptions

    that have the assigned stickers appear on the bot’s face.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the menu “Themes” on the left menu, drag and drop the “Animated Stickers” to the canvas, and select “Happy Family’s Day” sticker.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Fun performance _

    • Explain

    the

    fun performance that allows the robot to make the specified.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click on the menu “Theme Shows” on the left, drag the “Fun Performance” to the canvas, and select “Bow”.
      2. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Nuwa material library

    Dynamic expression _ select expression _ continue to play _ seconds

  • Description

    • Provides a large number of dynamic emoticons that can be loaded and used.

  • EXAMPLE

      1. Click on the “Nuwa Library” menu on the left menu and drag and drop the “Animated Emotes” to the canvas.
      2. Click “Select Material”, select “Green Frog”, and click to confirm.
      3. Click on the “Select expression” drop-down menu, select “anger”, and keep playing for 5 seconds.
      4. Drag the program below Start and select the device to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Picture _, keep playing _ seconds

    The

    • description

    is different from the face’s “Upload image” in which the image material comes from the online library and can be set to keep playing in seconds.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the “Nu-wa Library” menu on the left menu and drag “Pictures” to the canvas.
      2. Click “Select Material”, select “Volleyball” and click to confirm.
      3. Click on the pull-down menu and select Volleyball and keep playing for 5 seconds.
      4. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Sound _

    The

    • description

    provides a lot of sound effects that can be played on bots.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the “Nuwa Library” menu on the left menu and drag the “Sound” to the canvas.
      2. Click on the drop-down menu, select “Add from Library”, select “Waltz” and “Cat Sounds”, then click OK.
      3. Then click on the drop-down menu and select “Cat Sounds”.
      4. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Action _

    • Description

    provides a large number of movements that can set the robot to have a variety of different limbs to show.

    • For example

    ,

      1. click the “Nuwa Library” menu on the left menu and drag the “Action” to the canvas.
      2. Click on the drop-down menu, select “Add from Library”, select “Refuel” and “Look”, then click OK.
      3. Then click the drop-down menu and select “Refuel”.
      4. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).

    Dance Editor _

    • Explain

    the dance project that has been created in the Dance Editor app on the robot side, through the coding lab, so that the robot can show off smoothly.

    • Example

    :

      1. Open the Dance Editor on the bot side and click “+” to start recording actions.
      2. After recording the action, click the end icon, click “Confirm to join”, rename the action to “a”, then click “Confirm Save”.
      3. Click the Save icon in the top right corner, then click New Project, rename the project to “1”, then click “Confirm Save”.
      4. Click on the “Nu Library” menu on the left menu and drag and drop “Dance Editor” to the canvas.
      5. Click on the drop-down menu, select “Add from bot”, select “1” and click “Confirm”.
      6. Then click the drop-down menu and select “1”.
      7. Drag the program to the bottom of “Start” and select the device you want to play on – My Bot (or Simulator).
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