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Sending data from Microbit (Micro:bit) to Processing
I have found a few resources discussing how to send data from the Microbit (Micro:bit) to Python. However it would have been great to send data from Microbit to Processing and using Microbit to control visual output in Processing. Has anyone tested this or does anyone have any suggestions on how to set this up using Processing? (I am on Windows)
Here are some links I found on the subject:
https://www.microbit.co.uk/td/serial-library http://www.suppertime.co.uk/blogmywiki/2016/06/microbit-logger/
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If it is serial, you can check arduino examples which it could apply to you. They show how to read serial input data. You can also check the serial library in the library section in the processing.org's website.
Kf
Thanks for the advise. I got it working nicely now :-)
Hi...i am a new user here. As per my knowledge it’s really easy to get data over the serial port using Touch Develop,please do read the help pages on the micro:bit website, a lot of work has gone into those to explain how all this stuff really works, and it is simple to use.
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