For a full list of functions for interacting with the V5 Controller, see its C API and C++ API. Feedback from the V5 Controller comes in two forms - analog and digital. The analog data comes from the joysticks, and the digital data comes from the buttons.

If you want to write full sample programs to learn to use PROS through practical applications, or teach students to use PROS in a classroom environment, the Walkthrough Tutorials are a great resource to go step by step through the process of writing a PROS program.

For topical tutorials on everything from the ADI (3 Wire Ports) to Wireless Upload and Hot/Cold Linking, check out the Tutorial section: Tutorials. And for documentation on using the PROS API, see the API section: API Home.

PROS Compass™ is an easy-to-use, cloud-based solution that automatically analyzes your data extract, while revealing insights to helpful information. This will help prepare your data for loading into your preferred PROS product; allowing you to understand exactly where you are in …

Feb 21, 2022 · @plzineedhelp Instead of using lvgl, if you’re just trying to make some basic buttons then you could give the simplified brain screen API a try: https://pros.cs.purdue.edu/v5/api/cpp/screen.html#touch-callback

Dec 2, 2021 · I made a button toggle for pneumatics in VEXcode, and translated it to PROS as I’m migrating to PROS. In theory, all of the methods line up. It works as intended on VEXcode.

Dec 10, 2019 · Have your team successfully used LCD buttons on V5 brain (consistently)? Here is our code (the button callback functions are defined somewhere else): pros::lcd::set_text (1, “Hello PROS User!”); look at this post and for more info, the rest of the thread.

N-Button Pro/Lite creates widgets that float on your desktop to control external devices, send specified data, run applications, send HTTP requests or send data lists. It supports Serial Port/USB and Network connections between the PC and the relay board.

Click on the PROS Icon on the sidebar for a list of common actions like Building, Uploading, Debugging, and Upgrading your project. Quickly iterate with the PROS Quick Action button. This PROS Icon on the top right of the editor will build and upload your code. Modify your project's settings easily with the project.pros custom editor.

The ‘A’ button on the right button pad of the controller. pros::controller_id_e_t ¶ typedef enum { E_CONTROLLER_MASTER = 0 , E_CONTROLLER_PARTNER } controller_id_e_t ;