function main( tick , walk , turn , wait ) { } Congratulations on having purchsed your RoboFlop 2000™!
We're sure you'll love this product. Unfortunately due to the nature of its Finite Learning Operational Personalisation™ interface, we cannot offer refunds at this point.
To program your RoboFlop 2000™, simply write and execute a JavaScript main function as follows. The function will be passed a tick count, and several functions: walk, turn, and wait.
Please consult the tooltips for information on each function.
Calling one of these functions in main will dispatch an appropriate command to the robot, which will then act accordingly.
// Walk forward two spaces, then turn anti-clockwise. walk(tick < 2); turn(tick === 2 ? -1 : 0); Please be advised that longer program sources will result in exponentially more signals being sent between this controller and your RoboFlop 2000™. Reduce your code footprint to improve efficiency. Effective utilisation of function return values can help reduce code bloat. FlopCorp® may not be held responsible for any breakages caused by difficult-to-read or erroneous programs.
Warning: Issuing more than one command in a single update causes undefined behaviour. Doing so will void the warranty and may damage the product. We regret that we cannot offer any repair advice in such cases.