First up on my list of learning about this Botletics LTE shield was how to pull data. Fortunately for me, the LTE demo sketch included a method for downloading something from the internet. It works like this:
// The code below was written by Adafruit and only works on some modules …
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I wanted to start playing around with cellular devices and using them with the Arduino. So, I bought a Botletics SIM7000 LTE CAT-M1 NB-IoT Cellular + GPS + Antenna Shield Kit for Arduino (SIM7000A) that works in my locale. There are different modules, SIM7000 …
I wanted to post a video, but sadly the free version of WordPress doesn't allow this. So, you can click here to watch the video of me playing "Asteroids Game!" on my Uno with the LCD Keypad Shield. Sorry for the low quality of the video, but I'm sure you'll …
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Today was the big push! It took a while to figure out how to implement what I wanted to do, but now it's done! The game play mode and pause state are completed! You can, of course, check out the full commits on …
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It isn't really a game if you can't win or lose. You need some driving force to make the game worth playing. With that, I also needed a way to inform the user that they either won or lost the game. Hence …
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While not very exciting from the gamer standpoint, the information and credits screens are really important for several reasons. The main one being that it tells you how to play the game. It also lets you know how to contact …
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Alright! Now that we've defined our game, finished the storyboard, and decided what it is we want to do with our game, it's time to get started. Of course, the start screen is probably the best place to do that! So, I've …
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Okay, so I said that I would try making a little game with this LCD keypad, and I really meant it! I give you: "Asteroids Game!"
Well, at least the start of it. As you …
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I'm not entirely new to the Arduino scene, but I'm certainly not an expert. With that, I've decided to pick up a few "toys", such as shields and attachments for the Arduino with the hopes of using them to learn more about this …
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I'm still trying to catch up on some of my new toys that I bought/got around Christmas time. I know, I'm four months behind! One of those gadgets was a Nokia 5110 LCD screen, and this thing is fun! It looks like …