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ELECFREAKS micro:bit Retro Programming Arcade (EF08282)
http://wiki.elecfreaks.com/en/microbit/expansion-board/microbit-retro-arcade
Description
micro:bit Retro Programming Arcade is a color screen joystick expansion board for micro:bit V2, it contains a TFT 160*128 color screen, 4 directional buttons, two A/B buttons and a reset button. micro:bit Retro Programming Arcade can be used with micro:bit V2 to program games online and play offline on the Microsoft Arcade programming platform. It is a simple and fun way to help children write their own games and understand the mystery behind them. It also supports custom game characters, diverse scenarios and plot design using graphical programming software, making it easy for everyone to achieve fun electronic creations and unlimited game ideas. micro:bit Retro Arcade can also be used as a remote control handle in addition to a game programming learning machine.
http://wiki.elecfreaks.com/en/microbit/expansion-board/microbit-retro-arcade
micro:bit Retro Arcade is a color screen joystick expansion board for micro:bit V2, it contains a TFT 160*128 color screen, 4 directional buttons, two A/B buttons and a reset button. micro:bit Retro Arcade can be used with micro:bit V2 to program games online and play offline on the Microsoft Arcade programming platform. It is a simple and fun way to help children write their own games and understand the mystery behind them. It also supports custom game characters, diverse scenarios and plot design using graphical programming software, making it easy for everyone to achieve fun electronic creations and unlimited game ideas. micro:bit Retro Arcade can also be used as a remote control handle in addition to a game programming learning machine.
Projects | Parameters |
---|---|
Screen Type | TFT screen |
Screen size | 128 x 160 |
Size | 13.79cm x 8.13cm |
Net weight | 52g |
Power supply method | Dry Battery |
The micro:bit V2 is combined with an expansion board and microUSB is connected to the micro:bit V2.
Arcade game programming platform address: https://arcade.makecode.com
Introduction to the programming interface, for the basic introduction to the first roughly divided into 3 parts need to understand
Click New Project.
Enter a project name to create a new project.
Create sprites and click on the gray rectangle in the block to open the image editor.
Customize the sprite image or just select a preset sprite from the gallery. Control sprite movement by moving the sprite blocks with the buttons.
Set the screen background color.
To prevent the sprite from moving out of the screen screen, set the sprite to be within the screen range.
Since the micro:bit V2 (nRF52833) is still in beta for the Arcade platform officials, we need to first go to the platform's settings page to open up the hardware options that are still in the trial version.
Make sure Expermental Hardware is enabled (you only need to set it once)
Then go back to the programming home page, click on the download button in the bottom left corner, and in the pop-up select hardware window pull down to the bottom and select N3
You will get a file in .hex format, drag it into the MICROBIT drive to run it on micro:bit V2 + Microbit Retro Arcade.
The following materials are required for this case.
Programming platform
Link: https://makecode.microbit.org/# Create a new project to go to the programming home page
Add extension
Add the Cutebot Smart Racing Extension software library and click on the extension.
Type "cutebot" in the search field, click Search, and add the extensions library.
Writing programs .
Link: https://makecode.microbit.org/_gC9gJDET83xd
Programming Platform
Link: https://arcade.makecode.com/# Create a new project to go to the programming home page.
Add extension
Add the wireless communication extension library and click Extend.
Type "radio" in the search field and click Search to add the extension library.
Writing programs .
Link: https://makecode.com/_1HCLTf71TFJk
Since the micro:bit V2 (nRF52833) is still in beta for the Arcade platform officials, we need to first go to the platform's settings page to open up the hardware options that are still in the trial version.
Make sure Expermental Hardware is enabled (you only need to set it once)
Then go back to the programming home page, click on the download button in the bottom left corner, and in the pop-up select hardware window pull down to the bottom and select N3
You will get a file in .hex format, drag it into the MICROBIT drive to run it on micro:bit V2 + Microbit Retro Arcade.