EV3 motor as a sensor in Sratch? It's possible beccouse Scratch implements variable "motor position".
When we set the motor in a specific position and connect it to the EV3 brick, this variable will be 0. Since this moment, the movement of the motor will change the variable "motor position" from 0 to 360.
Using this variable, we can control the sprite by the motor. The steering wheel moves to the right around 45 degrees. To simplify the calculations, let's take 48 degrees (from 0 to 48). The range of the movement to the left is from 360 to 312.
Now we have to convert it into steps in Scratch (from -240 to 240):
- right from 0 to 240 -> 5 * MotorAPosition
- left from 0 to -240 -> 5 * (MotorAPosition - 360)
If the MotorAPosition < 180 you're turning right else you're turning left.
