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Khepera III Toolbox/Download and Installation

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Download Downloading the Package A more or less stable release of the toolbox is now available on the sourceforge project page. After downloading the file, uncompress it with unzip khepera3toolbox-YYYY-MM-DD.zip This will create a folder khepera3toolbox in your current directory with the whole toolbox. This is the preferred way of getting the toolbox if you intend to just use it, but not make any contributions (programs, modules, bugfixes, ...) by yourself. Whenever we release a new version, you have to download a new ZIP file, and replace the whole khepera3toolbox with the new version of the toolbox. Getting the Latest Revision from SVN The latest version can be obtained by checking out the following SVN tree: svn checkout https://svn.code.sf.net/p/khepera3toolbox/code/ This will create a folder khepera3toolbox in your current directory with the whole toolbox. This is the preferred way of getting the toolbox if you plan on making contributions (programs, modules, bugfixes, ...) by yourself, or if you want to use the latest version of the toolbox. To update to a new revision, just type svn update inside the khepera3toolbox folder. Installation The toolbox does not need to be copied to a specific place - it stays in a convenient place in your home directory. However, you need to modify two environment variables. This can either be done manually, by typing the following two lines on your bash shell: export K3_ROOT=/path/to/your/khepera3toolbox export PATH=$PATH:$K3_ROOT/Scripts or automatically, by adding the above lines to your ~/.bashrc (or ~/.profile) file. Note that if you choose to do it manually, you need to it each time you open a new terminal window. To check if you set these variables correctly, type k3go -h This should print a short help text for the k3go script in your terminal window.