I made simple device powered by Pololu Baby Orangutan B-328 controller: Hand-Held Tic-Tac-Toe.
Here is link to short YouTube movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jq0kD2AjSo
I will share schematic and C code soon…
Jumbleview
I made simple device powered by Pololu Baby Orangutan B-328 controller: Hand-Held Tic-Tac-Toe.
Here is link to short YouTube movie:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jq0kD2AjSo
I will share schematic and C code soon…
Jumbleview
Cool! That’s a fun interface. Please share what part you’re using for that encoder/pushbutton, too.
- Jan
Thanks for reply, Jan…
Here is description in short.
Hardware:
Software:
I programmed this game in C. As tools I used AVR Studio 4 IDE with WinAVR C compiler .
Hi jumbleview,
This is another awesome project for beginners!
Have you had a chance to work on a publishable version of your code, and a basic schematic? I think that if you posted a tutorial on this, it would be a great asset to beginners. Even without a full tutorial (if you can’t afford the time) it would be neat to see the code for the device!
Anyway, great work!
-Reed
Thank you Reed. No I did not publish the code yet. There are two reasons for that:
1.I did not see much interest neither here nor at youtube: you are the second person who asked (the first person was Site Admin and there is a high chance he did it just to be polite).
2.But the main reason is that I am not satisfied with quality of game program itself. The game algorithm I coded is homebrew and should not be used as educational example. I still think to redo it using game three approach. As soon as I’ll finish I will publish it somewhere and will provide the link. But I cannot promise exact date. Sorry…
Jumbleview
I have tried to made a blog about this game but a few things are missing like flip the cup part of this game check it out here https://tictactoebeast.com
Awesome project. Did you use minimax algorithm here? And how did you make the white casing? Looks like it’s written ‘Johnson and Johnson’ on top.