KEVIN DURHAN ● SIMONBARTOS ● SABRINA BONIFACIO
Wiring it Up
Bringing our ideas to life by actually wiring up our Arduino was the fun part of the project.
Although it took a while to get every wire, pin, and resistor in the correct place, we eventually ended up with a board that was ready to become a really fun game.
To the left is what our finished product looks like.
Error Compiling.
One of the more difficult parts of the project was writing the software for the Arduino to run.
One of the main problems our group had was coding the correct delay time between user inputs to accurately record each one.
Another issue our group ran into was creating a code that would actively check and compare the user input to the correct sequence rather than checking and comparing the input at the very end of the sequence.
DoneCompiling.
After hours of writing for loops and if statements, we finally accomplished a fully functioning Simon says game!
At this point we found the most difficulty in actually playing and testing the game (apparently we all have really short attention spans).