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Code: Displays the blocks that control the robot’s actions in the simulation, with the when
started block appearing by default.

SELECT PLAYGROUND: A button to choose the virtual environment (playground) where the
robot performs its actions.
OPEN PLAYGROUND: Opens the selected playground to start the robot’s simulation.

Simulation Controls: Includes START, STEP and STOP buttons to control the simulation of the
robot.
Code Viewer: Displays the created code in a readable, structured format, showing the
sequence of the code.

Monitor: Shows the area where outputs from the code are displayed during the simulation.
File Menu: Manages projects with options like New, Open, Save, Save As and more.

UNDO/REDO: The UNDO button reverts the last action and REDO restores the undone action.

VISUAL VAULT
Identify the following components of VEXcode VR:

1. 2.

3. 4.

THE VEX VR ROBOT

The VEX VR Robot is a virtual robot that students can program within
the VEXcode VR platform. It performs all the actions of a real robot such
as moving, turning, sensing and drawing within a simulated environment
called a Playground.

VEX VR Robot Built-in Features

The VEX VR Robot comes with several built-in parts that help it sense, move and interact within
the virtual playground.

Built-in Gyro +
Pen Location Sensing

Electromagnet

Down Eye Left Bumper Sensor

50 mm Diameter Wheels Right Bumper Sensor Front Eye + Distance Sensor

Getting Started with VEXcode VR
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