Adding a Scoring System to the Arduino LCD Game
Adding a scoring system not only makes the game more challenging but also provides players with a quantitative measure of their skill or progress.
Tag: breadboard
A breadboard is a reusable platform used for prototyping electronic circuits. It features a grid of holes with interconnected metal strips hidden underneath, allowing components and wires to be inserted easily without soldering. This setup enables quick assembly and modification of circuits, making breadboards ideal for experimenting, testing ideas, and educational purposes in electronics.
Adding Obstacles to the Arduino LCD Game
This update introduces basic obstacle mechanics and increases the complexity of the game. You can further expand this by adding multiple obstacle types, varying speeds, or even scores based on how many obstacles are successfully avoided.
š¹ļø Simple Arduino LCD Game: “Jump & Move”
This setup creates a very basic “Jump & Move” game using an Arduino, buttons, and an LCD. Itās a perfect foundation to explore more complex game mechanics and enhance your skills in programming and electronics design.
š² Retro Game: Guess the Number
š§ Components Needed š Wiring Connections Note: The typical I2C address for these displays is 0x27. Verify with an I2C scanner if needed. š» Code …
š®š„ How to control both the SG90 servo and the 28BYJ-48 stepper motor with the joystick. This is a great setup for a robotic arm or a turret-like system!
š¹ How It Will Work š¹ Components Needed ā Arduino (Uno/Nano/etc.)ā SG90 Servo Motorā 28BYJ-48 Stepper Motor + ULN2003 Driverā Joystick Module (KY-023 or similar)ā …
š Jumper Wires: Overview
š Overview š History & Evolution š§ Applications of Jumper Wires š Types of Jumper Wires šÆ Key Features & Tips š Conclusion Jumper wires …
How to Connect a Relay to Arduino
Materials Needed: š” Wiring Diagram: š Control Code: ā ļø Important Notes:
š Controlling an SG90 Servo with Arduino Using a Potentiometer and Buttons
š§ Components Needed š Wiring Diagram 1. Servo Connection (SG90) 2. Potentiometer Connection 3. Button Connections Tip: Use the Arduinoās internal pull-up resistors for the …
š®š„ Controlling your SG90 servo with a joystick will feel like operating a mini robotic arm! Let’s get started.
š¹ Components Needed ā Arduino (Uno/Nano/etc.)ā SG90 Servo Motorā Joystick Module (XY type, like KY-023)ā Jumper Wires & Breadboard š¹ Understanding the Joystick The joystick …
š¤š„ Letās start with a simple robotic arm or leg movement using servo motors and an ATtiny85.
š¹ Step 1: Components Needed ā Microcontroller ā ATtiny85ā Servo Motor ā SG90 (small) or MG996R (stronger)ā Power Supply ā 5V (for servos)ā Potentiometer (optional) …