thank you very much, I’m from Russia and I was pleasantly surprised that there are such wonderful sites that allow all people on earth to freely and simply program using the bloy system

pybricks now has a scratch bloxk coding system if u cant code python

You can always connect with the official LEGO hub if you want to go back. For help with Pybricks, make a post here: github.com/pybricks/support/issues We're always happy to help!

Yes, that is possible! We are working on that right now. Our first priority is to support the Powered Up remote control. That’s the one that comes with the train sets, but you can buy it separately. We will make it work for the Technic hub too! What else would you like to see?

2022 we going to 2023 now for mindstroms and Technic for ev3 its maded by lego

But pybricks is best you need Virsual studio code but its only at pc you can run pybricks at mobile

@@pybricks Can you fix the USB driver thing? We found out that in a classroom, you need to reinstall a USB driver for EVERY HUB on every machine you plug it in. Somehow the driver does not work for all hubs by default. So we set them all back to Spike firmware (including the mindstorms ones) and use them with Bricklife now. We need the LEGO firmware to act like a USB flash drive or so, as you see on say a Microbit.

​@@lovemadeinjapan USB is only required for the firmware installation, which should be needed only once. Programs download and run via Bluetooth with no drivers needed. The USB update procedure is built into the hubs, so not something we can change.

Are you turned on the Bluetooth?

Yes. Connect with the pybricks web app to download the code the hub. Then it runs all by itself.

@@pybricks : thanks.

Beware Pybricks is very picky when it comes to browsers. You are basically forced to use Chrome.

Which step is not working? Installing the firmware or running programs? What color is the light on the hub?

Blue

Hello. Actually there is a way to reinstall the original boost firmware. Just follow these steps. The original boost firmware is required to run scratch. 1. open the lego boost app (on your phone) 2. open a program (any program, you can create a new one if you want.) 3. When it says "press the green button", long press the green button until it turns purple. 4. The boost app will reinstall the firmware on your move hub. 5. You should be done! Hope it works :)

@@susheelamadhavan4231 thanks ill see

@@susheelamadhavan4231 thank you it worked all these months i thought i ruined it thank you

@@me-xl5kc Ur welcome. Glad i could help :)

Yes, it does!

​@@pybricks I am curious if it is possible to make Boost-hub into a "slave unit" for Mindstorms Robot Inventor, using Pybricks for Boost to receive/transmit signals, but using the official hub-to-hub Scratch blocks for the Robot Inventor hub. I think the Scratch blocks are friendlier to younger kids, than jumping into Python, but it would be cool if it is possible to make the "dumb hubs" into remote I/O for Mindstorms using official hub-to-hub communication. "dumb hubs" - in the sense that they officially require an app or external controller. But of course using Pybricks we can make them "smart".

What's the matter?

@@gammabots the guy didnt know how to code and installed it without checking what python was 😅

To go back, just press and hold the button just like at the start of the video. It will blink purple. Open the official Powered Up and it will update/restore the hub.