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How can I show the simulation time using a timer/clock graphical display?

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I am trying to get a line onto the surface over the path the youbot has moved over and stays there until the sim is ended, similar to the one I have made in the image attached below:

https://ibb.co/xmcscXN

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I'm trying to draw a line on the surface that my YouBot will move over. From what I've searched, I've learned that the following function will have to be used for that: sim.addDrawingObject

I've managed to create a code using this, I don't get any error from this, but I also don't get any ...

The angles that I'm getting are just four: -89, +89, -90 & +90. I'm not getting them between -180 to 180. I have attached the recording below.

https://youtu.be/5kBh9uC6ADI

What's happening is that I'm trying to get the relative angle between the turns. I am trying to make every turn 90 degrees. But after for example for the 1st turn, the angle that gets printed is still 90, meaning it's giving me global angle and not relative, and thus instead of turning, it keeps ...

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I used the code that you provided. I'm trying to run my bot in a closed loop, for example a rectangle, made of right angled turns, like whenever the bot has walked for a specific distance, it turns and stops when the rotation reaches 90, then same for the next ...

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I'm trying to rotate my YouBot by 90 degrees. Previously I've been doing that using time based rotation, by stopping the rotation after a specific time (for example sim.wait(12)). But with this method, the rotation is inaccurate. How can I measure the rotation? I can check the rotation against ...

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Is there any simpler way to achieve this? I can't quite understand the script you mentioned above.

Why isn't the code that I attached working? The robot should stop once the distance travelled equals the distance it should travel(from table).