David Lechner

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Same issue with EV3 IR sensor. In this test, it has a delay of about 37ms. ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/963645/79008349-ce643680-7b22-11ea-98cd-2648eecac7da.png) [ev3-ir-sensor.zip](https://github.com/ev3dev/ev3dev/files/4462524/ev3-ir-sensor.zip) ``` $ pybricks-repl Pybricks MicroPython 6e98857e-dirty on 2020-04-09; linux version Use Ctrl-D...

Given the fact that the delay can be very long and we can receive multiple "bad" data messages due to replies to keep-alive before getting "good" data, I'm not sure...

For VS Code, I like to set up a virtualenv. In the terminal in VS Code (should be same directory as your project) run the following. Non-windows: python3 -m venv...

FYI, the `.` at the beginning of the `.venv` folder name is important. It tells the ev3dev VS Code extension not to download the entire virtualenv to your EV3 (which...

Also see https://github.com/ev3dev/vscode-hello-python which has the proper settings in the `.vscode` directory to make F5 work.

> C:\Users\Wareman\Documents\vscode-hello-python-master>venv\Scripts\activate > The system cannot find the path specified. It looks like you missed that `.` that I said was important :wink:

It looks like I missed it too :blush: (I edited my previous comment to add it)

I typed it wrong (missed the `.` in `.venv\Scripts\activate`), have a look again (I have fixed it).

I don't see why not :wink:

> python -m pip install --upgrade pip Thanks! > import ev3dev.motor It looks like you are missing the `2`. > from ev3dev2.motor import LargeMotor works for me :man_shrugging: