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Quick start & shortcuts

Pick a category and drag blocks into repeat forever.
Press Run to try it on the virtual board. Debug on the Simulator starts paused so you can step block by block, with the blocks shown alongside.
Happy? Open Pico USB, connect your the board and press Upload main.py (Chrome / Edge).

Shortcuts

Ctrl+Enter: Run / restart
Esc: Stop
Ctrl+S: Save the project file
Ctrl+O: Open a project file
Ctrl+Z / Y: Undo / redo
Del: Delete selected block
F9: Toggle breakpoint on selected block
F8 / F10: Continue / step one block

Simulator

LEDs glow when their pin is HIGH, buttons are pressed by holding the mouse, and sliders act as analog sensors on the ADC pins GP26–GP28 (0–3.3 V).

Modules & debugging

Open Modules in the left rail to add Raiiotronix modules or create your own. The debug dock under the workspace has a debugger (breakpoints, step, watch), a logic analyzer and an oscilloscope.

Raiiotronix Block Studio 1.2 · BASE (RP2350B, Wi-Fi + Bluetooth LE) · MicroPython · Circuit Lab · Blockly 11

F9 breakpoint · F8 continue · F10 step

my_first_sketch.py

MicroPython

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