Frequently Asked Questions

This section provides answers to frequently asked questions about KodeVR.

What is KodeVR?

KodeVR is an immersive platform for learning coding and robotics through virtual simulations. It combines a block-based programming interface with a 3D robot simulator, allowing users to create programs and see their code come to life in a virtual environment.

How do I add a block to my program?

To add a block to your program, select a category from the sidebar, then click on the block you want to add. The block will appear in the Code Blocks Workspace. You can then drag it to connect it with other blocks.

How do I run my program?

To run your program, click the "Run" button in the toolbar. This will execute your program and you will see the robot move in the simulator according to your instructions.

How do I save my program?

To save your program, click the "Save" button in the toolbar. You will be prompted to give your program a name. Once you've entered a name, click "Save" to save your program.

How do I load a previously saved program?

To load a previously saved program, click the "Load" button in the toolbar. You will see a list of your saved programs. Click on the program you want to load, then click "Load" to open it.

Can I share my programs with others?

Yes, you can share your programs with others by exporting them and sending the exported file. To export a program, click the "Export" button in the toolbar. This will download a file that you can share with others. They can then import this file using the "Import" button in their KodeVR interface.

How do I create a custom function?

To create a custom function, go to the "My Blocks" category in the sidebar and click on the "Define Block" block. This will create a new function. You can then add blocks inside this function to define what it does. To use the function in your program, use the "Call Block" block from the "My Blocks" category.

How do I change the environment?

To change the environment, click on the "Environment" dropdown in the toolbar and select the environment you want to use. The simulator will update to show the selected environment.