micro:GamePad - GamePad for micro:bit

This routine uses two micro: bit wireless communication to simulate the game of rolling dice. When running this routine, download the program to two micro: bit motherboards and plug the motherboard into the gamepad.

Use the Gamepad’s joystick to operate Maqueen to move forward and backward, turn left and right. Press the up and down buttons to control the movement of the gripper, the left and right buttons to turn the robot car’s LEDs on/off. Install the gripper on Maqueen Lite and connect it to port S1.

We have learned how to control the direction of the robot car in the last example. Now we will use analog quantity of the joystick to control the direction and speed of the robot simultaneously. Press the up an down buttons to control the movement of the loader, the left and right buttons to turn the robot car’s LEDs on/off.

This routine uses two micro:bit wireless communication to simulate the game of rock-paper-scissors. Press the corresponding button to display the corresponding pattern on the LED dot matrix and send the corresponding number, and compare the received number with your own number to determine the winning or losing.

This routine uses micro:bit wireless communication to simulate the yacht game. It generates random numbers by detecting vibration, displays them incrementally on the LED dot matrix, and sends them to other main boards for comparison.

Use the GamePad for microbit (V2.0) as a wireless remote control to control the movement of the mobile platform. Press different buttons to send different numbers to control the mobile platform to perform different actions, and release the buttons to stop the mobile platform.