Two Weeks ago we celebrated Pi day. Which was a week early but we didn't think we would have game day on the real Pi day, But we did so we celebrated it again cause why not? Last week on Pi day we built the number Pie, or at least some of it. Each number from 1 to 9 had a different color. There is a website with 100,000 digits of Pi. For every digit we put a lego block that matched the color of the code. It looked something like this, but not as uniform. And here is the website for the Pi digits (It is a LOT of digits) 100,000 Digits of Pi (uiuc.edu)
So, you said you were programming the EV3 to turn 180 degrees but then it looks like you are only in control of the number of rotations the wheels make and NOT how many degrees the EV3 turns. And, if I am being honest, it doesn't look like you actually got the EV3 to turn 180 degrees. How can you make the turn to be more accurate? Do you think you can do something OTHER than change the number of rotations?
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