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*Create a shared google drive for the team to share available resources | *Create a shared google drive for the team to share available resources | ||
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*Read and familiarize with Bluetooth module(HC-05) | *Read and familiarize with Bluetooth module(HC-05) | ||
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*Implement functions for all the rows and columns in RGB LED matrix | *Implement functions for all the rows and columns in RGB LED matrix | ||
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| − | * | + | *Start designing the PCB circuit using a PCB design software. |
| − | * | + | *Test the LED driver functioning and should display one of the character from game |
| − | * | + | *review the Audio MP3 functioning |
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| + | *Bluetooth module interface with joystick and SJtwo board | ||
| + | *Test bluetooth module functioning by sending and receiving data to the SJtwo board | ||
| + | *Discuss the techniques to handle obstacles | ||
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| − | * Finalize | + | * Implementation of the game screens on the RGB LED matrix |
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Revision as of 23:16, 9 November 2021
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Grading Criteria
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Project Title
Flame Over
Abstract
A single-player mode game where the player moves a fire fighter around a non-scrolling screen with burning buildings in the background to destroy the fireballs that come shooting at the player using a water gun. The player is granted three lives at the start of the game. Player’s lives will decrease by one for every three misses. The player can purchase water cartridges or a bonus life with the coins earned from putting out the fires. The player also receives a free bonus life when the player catches a firefighter hat sent at random times during the game. The player transits to the next level when the Master fireball at the end of each level is destroyed. The number and speed of the fireballs vary between levels.
Objectives & Introduction
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Team Members & Responsibilities
- Naveena Sura
- Suganya Nandakumar
- Vaidehi Deshpande
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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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