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Revision as of 00:19, 18 October 2019

Project Title

Space Impact - Game using FreeRTOS

Abstract

Space Impact is a classic game from the days of the Nokia era. Our objective is to design a game in which a player is prompted to protect a spaceship from incoming missiles by moving the ship up and down. The player will also have the ability to fire back at the incoming enemies. The enemy ship's movements will speed up as the game progresses, increasing the difficulty of the game.

Example Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jh49RWFnZHk

Objectives & Introduction

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Team Members & Responsibilities

  • Nikhil Pabbisetty
  • Hari Haran Kura
  • Daniel Tsai

Schedule

Week# Date Task Current Progress Actual Completion Date
1 10/01/2019
  • Project Proposal Submission.
 Completed N/A
2 10/15/2019
  • Create our own Wiki page of Space Impact.
  • Discuss the various challenges that might come up with during the design phase and report it as top questions.
  • Discuss what kind of components would be needed for our design.
Completed N/A
3 10/22/2019
  • Finalize the Bill of Materials.
  • Place order for Hardware components.
In Progress N/A
4 10/29/2019
  • Delegation of tasks to each team member.
  • Reading the 64x64 LED-Matrix datasheet.
 In Progress N/A
5 11/05/2019
  • Test LED Matrix by writing GPIO driver.
  • Initial PCB Circuit and Design using Eagle.
 In Progress N/A
6 11/12/2019
  • Implement Drivers for input controls.
  • Display the spaceship and control its movement using input buttons.
  • Generate projectiles from the spaceship on user input.
 In Progress N/A
7 11/19/2019
  • Randomizer to generate enemies at random locations at end of the screen.
  • Move the enemies towards space ship and generate enemy bullets.
 In Progress N/A
8 11/26/2019
  • Collision detection between
    • 1) Spaceship and enemy (Game Over)
    • 2) Spaceship's bullets and enemies (Kill enemies)
    • 3) Spaceship and enemies' bullets (Reduce health of spaceship)
    • 4) Spaceship's bullets and enemies' bullets (The bullets should cancel out each other)
 In Progress N/A
9 12/03/2019
  • Add Score counter and health meter.
 In Progress N/A
10 12/10/2019
  • Final testing and Fine-tuning.
 In Progress N/A

Parts List & Cost

S.No. Parts Seller Quantity Price
1 SJTwo Microcontroller Preetpal Kang 1 $50
2 RGB LED Matrix Panel - 64x64 Sparkfun 1 $85
3 PCB PCB Way 1 $10

Design & Implementation

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Hardware Design

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Hardware Interface

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Software Design

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Implementation

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Testing & Technical Challenges

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<Bug/issue name>

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Conclusion

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Project Video

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Project Source Code

References

Acknowledgement

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References Used

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Appendix

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