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Using Pybricks with Visual Studio Code and other editors

You can use Pybricks in your favorite code editor like Visual Studio Code. Here’s how.

Using Pybricks on Linux

Tips and tricks for using Pybricks successfully on Linux. With udev rules and snap configurations for Chromium.

Making your own Duplo Train controller

You can control the Duplo Train with and LEGO City, Technic, SPIKE, or MINDSTORMS. Here’s how you can build your own remote for your kids.

Building a LEGO MINDSTORMS Robot that balances on a ball

In this project you’ll build a LEGO MINDSTORMS robot that balances on a ball. Includes step-by-step instructions and ready-to-use code.

How to download multiple Pybricks programs with your own menu

This is how you can install multiple Pybricks programs on the hub, and add a simple menu select one to run. This works on the SPIKE Prime Hub and the MINDSTO...

How to create force feedback with the Xbox Controller

With full control over the builtin rumble actuators, you can create force feedback with the Xbox Controller to respond to sensors on your robot.

How to disable motor checks in multipurpose Pybricks programs

This article explains how to disable motor checks in multipurpose programs so that they run no matter which motors are connected, if any.

Pybricks 3.5 is here!

What’s new in in Pybricks 3.5? Comment block, Xbox Controller rumble, keyboard input, and more!

Get creative with your smart LEGO® bricks using Pybricks

Pybricks releases block-based coding! Now fans of all LEGO themes can bring their smart bricks together in a single app for endless possibilities.