LEGO Control+: Creating custom controls & steering by tilting your phone! 

0:07 "So you have your MOC with Control+ elements." Me (wiping a tear off my cheek): Yeah...

That's really cool, maybe phone control isn't worse than physical after all, still not sure. Merry Christmas everyone!

Happy Holidays to all! And Thank You Sariel's Bricks & Pets for the amazing videos. I hope everyone can make the most of the holidays in these rough times!

Its good to see the new functions, I e-mailed lego a while back and they could not give me any answers on when the servo motor could be controlled with the powered up app. And now all of a sudden they have it all in place. thanks for the run down :D

Thank you so much for making this video. I did not know evem how to make a motor spin before you made this video. Merry christmas everyone

Control + is the new way for mororizing Technic sets.This was a very informative video. Merry Christmas!!!

Thanks for the wonderful vids and merry Christmas

Wish I could get some, would be awesome to use in some RCs and mocks, keep up the great work Merry early Christmas everyone

Thank you for the informative video. Even though it did not help me to set-up the powered-up-app in the end, it helped me through the first steps with control z moc controller! Now the MOC I built runs and I am impressed at how well it does its things (it is a lego 42114 alternative, a trial truck…)

This is very helpful, as there are many modders that want to use the Control+ system, but don't have the technical know how of setting up custom controls.

Super clear instructions! Thanks!

thank you so much for this, this is exactly what I was looking for!

Give us our daily - Sariel video :D nice video again

Super useful review. Thank you for that. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!

Aż mi się przypomniało jakieś warsztaty w szkole czy coś Wesołych świąt życzę

You are brilliant!!! Thank You so much for that video.

Merry Christmas guys!

Thanks for tutorial! Have a great day and Merry Christmas!

Great! Very clear instructions/info.

Man very nice with the calibrating part of the steering Motor. 🎉

Many, many thanks for this 🙏🙏

This is really useful, thanks. Merry Christmas from the Netherlands

Thank you very much for this video!!

wow I think this will make the 42124 way better while driving and also Merry Christmas!!!

Hi Sariel I just want to thank you for everything. Every time I see a notification from your channel, my mood gets better. The quality of all your videos is very good and I rarely have to skip something (except speed builds, which aren't very interesting for me). Your book was the reason I didn't give my legos away when I got older. Merry Christmas to you and your family ;-)

Thank you for explaining everything

I just want to say that you are awesome, thanks for all the videos! 😁😀

I’m so glad you did this video a have a lot of work to do

So cool 🤟🤟🤟😎😎😎Merry Christmas )

This is revolutionary

God bless this guy i was struggling for a long time!

To invert the motor direction you have to multiply your input by -1

Now This is epic

This looks really cool; thanks for showing all this! Now all I'm wondering is which set I should get to try all this out? But probably the dune buggy, seeing as it looks like a great starter and part donor for other builds.

Thank you for this tutorial! Now I can finally upgrade my 42099!

Thank you to make my life better

This helped a lot

Very useful, thanks!

Thanks, this really helps

Thanks so much this tutorial helped me a lot

Thats cool. Thank you!

I hope Hamsters will find their Christmas gifts under the tree too!

this will help me so much, my powered up creations have been failing big time

A video every single day? Thanks sariel

You are very inteligent and you inspired me to build new MOC

Merry christmas! Stay safe

Good video worked great for a car

Thanks

Awesome

Hey sariel, htanks for the tutorial, great stuff

Thank you for showing me this I did not know about when I do buy model with power functions in I can make it go faster or more thank you very much I hope you have a good day I hope your friends and family don't catch that bad virus out there keep healthy and safe bye-bye 👍🏼👍👍🏼👍👍🏼👍👍🏼👍👍🏼👍

Powered Up app is really deep. It tries to unite all new electrics into one big family. I'm working on a thorough tutorial about its programming features and have gone a half way down the road which gets longer with every update. E.g. 3.5 brought us custom screen gamepads, the recent 3.6.0 made the app able to read data from the latest Spike angular motors and more. Beside hardware support and flashy obvious stuff there are things one couldn't expect from such a underscored application 'cos they are just not on the surface. Like thousands of available variables accessed in an array method. I can't wait for anything new the tech guys are going add the next time! :)

So cool antoher video! Merry christmas!😀 (yeah i realy want to win someting 😎)

Thank U soo much now IM able to make my own moc

Woaah, it's getting cooler. The only thing I need, that's LEGO would release a connector, betwee power functions and powered up hubs.

Thanks for the awesome tutorial, I will be doing this with my 42099! Suggestion: Can you make a controllable plane (I know you've done this before) with ground controls - Such as: Forwards and Back, steering, and maybe other cool functions?

thank you so much

I hope LEGO will create more functions on this app.For me， the most important thing is that I want to design the widget shape and put a photo on the background because I want to make different kinds of styles for each MOC.And the dial could make it better than the Buwizz.:)

Merry Christmas everyone!!!

I wonder if the steering function will work for the Boost Hub's internal motors or interactive motor...

Wow Big Brain 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

You have to go to the white side and the first block is where you can use multiply hubs

It's a great video, but how do I code two motors running simultaneously, but plugged into different hubs?

How do I add honk and all the sound effects in lego control+ I have the buggy and non of em is working

Hey, cool video, but how do you connect your spike robot to your mobile phone ? I am trying to find a joystick with spike prime to connect and be able to control it like the EV3 but can't find it... if you can please help

Does it work with the latest mindstorms/spike?

Thx for this amazing Video. Helps a lot. I have a Last question. How can I programme the on/off button so that the motor runs continuously or not?

Hey, what is the music that was used in this video? @ sariel's bricks and pets

Not sure why, but the return to centre steering isn’t working with my app and technic hub, followed it exactly as the video showed, any ideas how to fix this?

This is so cool. Love your videos keep up the great work. Merry Christmas.

finally found this guide

I used to do scratch programming and then I did python, but I like the way you made calibrations

Can do new version with updated app how do steering please?

Thanks for posting this tutorial! I just got this yesterday and i was confused on how to set it up

Spread the joy of the season... I'm liking all of the comments. Best of luck to everyone, and have a happy holiday! Merry Christmas! Happy Hanukkah! Happy boxing day! Happy Kwanza! Happy-anything-else-I-missed!

In my Powered Up MOC the 'Rack And pinion' gears over run and grate. There is no room for delimiters (suggested by Sariel) Is it possible to program 'return to center' functionality like Servo motors, that is found in the BuWizz App?

Great video

Not sure if there has been any follow up, But I’ve got 2x 4 output smart hubs working so can control 8 power functions from 1 app.

I have a question Sariel. Are you planning on updating your unofficial lego technic builders guide with all of the new stuff?

Commenting FTW! But also great video. I've been wondering how to do this

Pave, thank you for de-cyphering the Lego Power Up app! I am building a MOC of the Land Rover Defender using Control+ hub and motors for steering, shifting and locking the differential, but I could not figure out the steering Block. I thought will be similar to the Scratch Block Coding from the SPIKE hub, but it is not!!! Why Lego cannot create a Web page under Support for Coding definitions and examples of their programmable Hubs? Cheers! Nikos

Can you create a custom profile for the pug? Is there a way to implement the tail-wagging function?

I have a question, How can I add two Technic Hubs to one project?

What if you have a build that requires more than 4 outputs?

How do I make it coast or brake?

Hi Sariel, thanks for nice tutorial. Is there any way how to reverse motor rotation? I mean I tilt mobile to the left so motor turns left but I want it to turns right. Do you know the trick?

I saw that you had a few issues with the Powered Up app. I believe I have some solutions. 1) Using buttons: buttons either give an output of 1 or 0. This means that you have to use a math block to multiply the output by 100 to achieve motor or servo movement. 2) Inverting sliders: Again, there is a subtraction math block that you can use to invert the slider by telling the motor or servo to run at 0 - [slider] instead of just [slider]. 3) You mentioned having to calibrate the motors as servos before use with stops. You don’t actually have to do this at all. The first servo block on the motor blocks list allows you to move a servo (or normal motor acting as a servo) any number of degrees in either direction. The only caveat is that you have to do a little extra coding and tell the servo to return to the zero position (by making it go in the opposite direction for as far as it was moved) I have personally used all three of these on one of my MOCs and they really helped. I love your channel and all you do. Keep up the good work and I hope this helps! Have a great day!

How to increase the speed or is it not possible

thanks for the tutoriel. Just a question, i follow your explanation but my motor are in place in my creation and i need to inverse his rotation way. Cause the cursor up make it down and the cursor down make it up. thanks.

Thanks for the video. By the way, for the steering, can we assign the slider to control the exact degree of the motor from full left to full right, e.g. -45 to + 45 degree or -90 to +90 degree(like pf servo motor)?

I maybe will make one for the volvo then now

Cool!

i dont even have powered up parts but its great to see an another sariel video! keep up the good work man!

Do you know if you could use it with lego mindstorm nxt

Niiicee

Control+ seems like a good step into motorized technic sets, although I'm going to miss physical controllers for them

What about small angular?

I only own 1 Lego set but great video I hope I could use 1 day

Finally! A better control surface for C+. If I ever choose to buy any sets this will for sure help

Thank you for the great video, answered a lot of questions. Just wondering if all the control+ motors can be used as 'servos' then what purpose does the angular motor have? It's a bit redundant, isn't it?