You can write a simple Vizzy script in a command chip with two variables for pitch and heading, and hook those two variables up to equal the value of the "Pitch" and "Heading" properties in the "nav" function block. then make a navball assembly with a pich and heading rotator. You can control the two motors directly by typing in a custom input into their input slot. For example if the command chip with the Vizzy is named "CMDCHP", and the control variable is named "Pitch", then by typing in CMDCHP.VZ.Pitch into the motor input will make the motor use the variable as input for rotation.
You can write a simple Vizzy script in a command chip with two variables for pitch and heading, and hook those two variables up to equal the value of the "Pitch" and "Heading" properties in the "nav" function block. then make a navball assembly with a pich and heading rotator. You can control the two motors directly by typing in a custom input into their input slot. For example if the command chip with the Vizzy is named "CMDCHP", and the control variable is named "Pitch", then by typing in CMDCHP.VZ.Pitch into the motor input will make the motor use the variable as input for rotation.