Is the software that runs on Orange Cube open source ?
If so, where can I find it ?
And how do I build and flash the software if I were to modify it ?
Is the software that runs on Orange Cube open source ?
If so, where can I find it ?
And how do I build and flash the software if I were to modify it ?
It runs whatever you flash to it. Since you are on the ArduPilot forum, I’ll assume you’ve flashed ArduPilot, whose codebase can be found here:
And documentation here:
https://ardupilot.org/ardupilot/
Instead of posting a mile a minute on the forum, perhaps do some searching in those locations.
And you can use “ask AI” button on Correctly configure ArduPilot for your vehicles on your first attempt | MethodicConfigurator to ask questions about it.
Is this the source code ?
Are there any instructions ?
I am trying to understand if the source code is fully open source, or whether its just some configuration files ? i.e. can I view any of the source code, make changes to the drivers and algorithms, recompile and flash ?
Is the code written in C, Python etc ?
Did you bother to follow the link???
Since the documentation is very extensive, here’s a direct link to building from source.
https://ardupilot.org/dev/docs/building-the-code.html
Yes, you can change it however you like. The project’s entire source is there under GPLv3.
Yes the link posted by @Yuri_Rage is the entire source code. fully open.
@Yuri_Rage posted some and I also posted some already.
Fully open. fully configurable.
Yes, that is the very definition of open-source.
C++, python, lua, markdown, bash, YAML and json