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In this code we just throw the drone and the drone will take off after that we can control the drone for the flight



// Do not remove the include below
#include "PlutoPilot.h"
#include "Sensor.h"
#include "Utils.h"
#include "User.h"
#include "Motor.h"
//The setup function is called once at Pluto's hardware startup
void plutoInit()
{
// Add your hardware initialization code here
}



//The function is called once before plutoLoop when you activate Developer Mode
void onLoopStart()
{
  // do your one time stuff here

}



// The loop function is called in an endless loop
void plutoLoop()
{
int Acceleration1 = Acceleration.getNetAcc();
		Monitor.println("Net Acceleration is: ", Acceleration1);
if (Acceleration1==2 && ! FlightStatus.check(FS_CRASHED))
{
	Motor.set(M5,1500);
			Motor.set(M6,1500);
			Motor.set(M7,1500);
			Motor.set(M8,1500);

	Monitor.println("Drone is armed");
}

}



//The function is called once after plutoLoop when you deactivate Developer Mode
void onLoopFinish()
{
Motor.set(M5,1000);
Motor.set(M6,1000);
Motor.set(M7,1000);
Motor.set(M8,1000);

// do your cleanup stuffs here

}




Throw and Go Drone