LabVIEW Project Help Urgent

[Samuel Molina]

Can somebody try and help me program this process I want to make in the most simplest way you can (Kinda like with event structures) please. I need it before the 18th of September.
 

Avance 3 (1).vi

[Antoine Chalons]

Homework?

[Bryan]

Looks like homework to me.  You'll never learn how to use LabVIEW if you try to cheat and get others to do your work for you. 

[Samuel Molina]

Yes it is homework, but I really don't get anything of this. I got everything we worked on in python but this just seems to me as all nonsense. But if you don't want to help, since it is cheating, then you are a better person than me. 

[Samuel Molina]

But I would still like someone to help, really. 

[Neil Pate]

@Samuel Molina most people here would absolutely love to help newcomers to the language, but few will actually do your homework for you.

What have you tried so far? What are you trying to accomplish? I took a look at your VI but it does not really give any insight into what you are trying to do.

 

 

[Samuel Molina]

In that case, what would really help me is if you can tell me how can I make the particles on the conveyor belt move when I press a button (START), and then make the particles disappear (by particles I mean those brown dots that are supposed to be chocolate beans). 

[Neil Pate]

ok, and what have you tried so far?

What would your rough python code for this look like?

[Antoine Chalons]

I fully agree with Neil, I'm happy to help you with your homework, but not to do it for you.

I will be able to take a look at your code tomorrow, of course a new language can be confusing, there is no stupid question, so don't hesitate to ask about things that you don't get your head around.

[Antoine Chalons]

also, it's ok to cross-post, but please say that you did.

https://forums.ni.com/t5/LabVIEW/LabVIEW-Project-Help-Urgent/m-p/4329289#M1268339

[Antoine Chalons]

here's some 'help'

as I have no idea about your current level with LabVIEW and with what exactly the assigned is, I started from the basics, I hope some of it makes sense, and as I say in the video, feel free to ask, there is no stupid question.