Built in Breadboard, a Hack Club program. This project took ~6.6 hours of work.
A Tetris game that you play by tilting the hardware. If you tilt it you can move the blocks left or right.
NOTE: The project says "ESP32" but I hit Ctrl+Z and it deleted everything, then I realised the stuff in the Arduino kit might be a better fit anyways. So can I please get an Arduino kit? NOTE2: The 8x8 dot matrix is broken in the editor. I meant to make a Tetris game, but both the tilt sensor and 8x8 dot matrix are broken, so I couldn't finish my project. The wiring is confirmed to work in real life. I just have to finish the firmware up. Nevertheless, I've done as much as I could in the simulator. This has been discussed with @Tanuki
The circuit is captured in breadboard-project.json, and the firmware that runs it is in the firmware/ folder.
You need a LCD1602, a breadboard and an Arduino Uno, which are all in the kit. You also need a tilt switch, which you'll need to source from Aliexpress yourself. It's an IC with three pins: VCC, GND and OUT.
It's a Tetris game. Press the button to start the game and see the score on the LCD. Move the blocks with the tilt switch.
Currently, the firmware isn't fully done, because two vital components I wanted to use seem to malfunction in the simulator; namely the 8x8 matrix and the tilt switch. I will finish the firmware up when I receive the kit.
- Simulate it live: https://breadboard.hackclub.com/share/44, runs the firmware in the Breadboard simulator
- View the design: https://taniwankenobi.github.io/breadboard-plays/p/44/
The editor snapshot is in breadboard-project.json.
| Part | Quantity |
|---|---|
| breadboard-full | 1 |
| dot-matrix-8x8 | 1 |
| lcd1602 | 1 |
| lcd1602-i2c | 1 |
| pushbutton | 1 |
| tilt-switch | 1 |
Firmware files are in the firmware/ folder.
Build journal entries are kept in journals.md.
Made in Breadboard — 6.6h of work
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