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Lesson 3: Using Multiple Sensors Together

In the previous Lesson, the VR Robot knocked over at least two buildings, but also fell off of the Playground. In this Lesson, the VR Robot will still knock over at least two buildings, but this time, without falling off of the Dynamic Castle Crasher Playground!

A top down view of the Dynamic Castle Crasher Playground at the end of a successful project run in which all castles are knocked over and the VR Robot is in the bottom right quadrant of the Playground.

Learning Outcomes

  • Identify how to use a sensor value in the Boolean condition in the [Repeat until] block, and another sensor value in the [If then else] block, in order to make repeated decisions with multiple sensors.
  • Explain scenarios when a user should use an [If then else] block inside of a [Repeat until] block, instead of using a [Wait until] block.
  • Explain why multiple conditions are sometimes needed in order to solve a challenge.

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