yeah… sell the metr module you won… from me. get on the robotrain… help drive the future.
lucky shleprock.
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you sure those aren’t counterfit robogotchi. they look like somethings wrong with the run.
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I missed that first glance. But you are correct. Must be from Andrews best mate.
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hey now, there are more by now. I accumulated quite the collection!
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How do I acquire one of these x-plates? I am just about finished with my build and my recycled amazon plates leave something to be desired.
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Hanging out for my xenogotchi ™️
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I go dibs on a xenogotchi, you should invest in a pick n place for your own sanity.
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And… New Robogotchi hardware batch has arrived!
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Can’t wait to ride the new Xenith one!
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I have 2 robo’s now and a 3rd soon with new emtb.
My xenogotchi where do I get the bt key from. There is no screen. Maybe it came with a bit of paper sure as fuck can’t find it in my workshop. I also plugged in a display I2C it didn’t display anything. Sound is working but can’t connect. Manual is only for OG gotchi.
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The key comes on a sticker.
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2x of em included in the baggie the Xenigotchi arrived in.
OLED will work if you plug it in but CLK and DATA are swapped between the OLED Pinout and qwiic connector.
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Thanks Andrew. I really need to tidy the workshop.
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Why the Robogotchi I made by myself cannot be connected in app?
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Well, there could be a number of reasons. There’s no restriction in the FreeSK8 Mobile app- it will connect to a Robogotchi or any compatible device regardless of who manufactures it.
Are you seeing the Robogotchi broadcast is BLE beacon? Have you obtained the PIN code generated when flashing the Robogotchi?
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Maybe I failed to flash the Robogotchi or there is a problem with my flash？And the oled can’t light up.
Before flashing,I can search the BLE in app but I can’t connect it.After flashing,I can’t search the BLE in app.Can I find the flash program in FreeSk8 github.
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The Robogotchi firmware repository contains a Makefile that uses openocd to flash the firmware. There are multiple openocd config files provided to allow jlink or stlink programming. Execute make, make upload_sd and make upload should be all that is needed.
Once flashed JLinkExe in in conjunction with JLinkRTTClient can be used for debugging.
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