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https://github.com/mamedev/mame/blob/master/src/mame/telenova/compis.cpp Mame emulator has support for the compis https://www.mamedev.org/?page=20 The archive online emulator might be abble to run thoses images. I am going to give it a try.
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About the MSX support that's a mystery, there are a lot of homebrew projects but none of them use the Lego interface. Like this one. https://download.file-hunter.com/Technical/Hans Otten/legolift.pdf https://hansotten.file-hunter.com/uploads/files/printercable.pdf Do we have news on the Compis Legolines ?
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I just figured out we have the manual it is the same than those just released for C64 and IBM on Dubbekaris Blog.
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That's the image of the legolines disk for the piccoline computer for sure. There is the legolines.bin file in the download section. This the direct dowload link https://datamuseum.dk/bits/30003061 This is the content of the disk https://datamuseum.dk/aa/cpm/30003061.html This is the online emulator. http://retroweb.maclab.org/?emulator=pce-rc759 I have just sent a request for help with the legolines image disk to the creator of the Rc piccoline emulator.
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I just bought this french book on amazon, it explain how to control the lego with an MSX thomson and amstrad computer.
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Not yet I was actively looking for any Philips P2000T and MSX2 versions and found this instead.
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Lego lines for piccoline computer https://datamuseum.dk/aa/rc759/cf/cfc11a26e.html Link Page to the emulator https://rc700.dk/
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And for the last but not least this is the book that show how lego robotics projects were done on the MSX. Toepassingen voor MSX-Computers (NL) : Kluwer https://share.google/powXYOl6vh1LRpkLR
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Hello guys here are some usefull links https://www.dubbekarl.dk/blog/2026/06/12/lego-9760-aktivitetspakke-til-lego-technic-control-ii/ https://www.dubbekarl.dk/lego-pdf/lego-9760-disk.d64 " It requires a Comal 80 version 2.01 cartridge installed, and you can start it with load"linker" " https://archive.org/details/comal-80-c64-1985 https://www.dubbekarl.dk/blog/2026/06/18/950037-grundlaeggende-styring-og-kontrol-ibm-pc-og-kompatible/ https://www.dubbekarl.dk/blog/2026/06/18/950036-grundlaeggende-styring-og-kontrol-c64-c128-version/ Thanks to: Dubbekarls Blog for sharing those amazing ressources. enjoy
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We have also a sample of the book that explain how to set up the msx and philips p2000 to your interface A !!! Besturen van robotmodellen met de microcomputer, Nederlands https://archive.org/details/adobe-scan-17-jun-2026-260617-232237
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Now that we have the french and dutch same version, it should be easy to make the english version by conparing the two.
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Breaking news !!! Lego lines Mdsos (Dutch) is on archive !!! https://archive.org/details/lego-lines-educaboek
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I don't understand very what is blockly, is it basically python code running in the background. Can we make it a standalone application with custom interface ? Well done for the set up, now my guess is that even captain James T Kirk is very jaleaous of your command center....
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I found that someone made an Mblock extension for power function. Maybe we can make the Mblock extensions for all Lego vintage stuff. https://www.pawelko.net/lego-power-functions-extension-for-mblock-5/
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Dacta Control Lab Software
amine replied to Dazmundo's topic in LEGO Technic, Mindstorms, Model Team and Scale Modeling
Here is an new french manual https://archive.org/details/lego-dacta-systemes-programmables-1 -
Do you think we can add support of your adaptor in 8bits emulators ? This would allow us to use legolines or program in basic direcly from the emulators. I am scanning an extremely rare "not anymore" french teacher note for the 9700 set. It has applications for many 9700 models. I am planning to translate it in english sometime during that summer. I already sent the half to evan for review. When I finish I will release the pdf. https://archive.org/details/lego-dacta-systemes-programmables-1