• Open the FTC Blocks Editor

• Create a New Project

• Add Hardware Configuration

• Drag and Drop Blocks

• Connect Blocks

• Configure Block Parameter

• Test and Debug

• Iterate and Refine

Launch the FTC Blocks editor on your computer or device. It’s typically available as part of the FTC software development kit (SDK).

Start a new project in FTC Blocks, giving it a descriptive name that reflects the purpose of your robot program.

Before you can start programming your robot, you need to configure the hardware components connected to your robot, such as motors, servos, and sensors. Use the FTC Blocks interface to add and configure these hardware devices.

To create your robot program, select and drag blocks from the FTC Blocks palette onto the programming canvas. Each block represents a specific action or command that the robot can perform, such as moving forward, turning, or controlling a motor.

Arrange the blocks on the canvas and connect them together to define the sequence of actions your robot should execute. Use control flow blocks, such as loops and conditionals, to add logic and decision-making to your program.

Customize the parameters of each block to fine-tune the behavior of your robot. For example, you can specify the power level for motor movements or set the duration of time for certain actions.

Once you’ve created your robot program, test it on your robot to verify its functionality. Use the debugging tools provided by FTC Blocks to identify and fix any errors or issues in your program.

Continuously iterate on your robot program, making adjustments and refinements based on testing results and feedback. Optimize your program to achieve the desired performance and functionality for your robot.