Arduino-Memory-Game

@Jack_ returned your project · about 2 months ago

This needs changes before we can consider it shipped. Review the Shipwright feedback, make updates, then ship again.

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Hello!
I love your project, it seems to work great.
However, for this type we cannot accept a hard simulation as a project. You will need to physically get the parts and build it to earn stardust for this.
Any questions or concerns can be directed to @Jack Jacobson on slack or the #ask-the-shipwrights channel and know that we can't wait to see what you will make next!

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@Pancakehead on Arduino-Memory-Game · about 2 months ago

This project is a physical memory game using an Arduino Uno. The software was built with PlatformIO, so compiling and flashing the source code onto an actual Arduino Uno is done through PlatformIO. This is the first project I got working without following a tutorial, and is the start of my electronics journey!

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@Pancakehead on Arduino-Memory-Game · about 2 months ago

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Just finished making the Arduino-Memory-Game production-ready! I added a BOM.csv, made it’s own personal Github Repo, wrote the README.md, added a demo.mp4, cleaned up the repository, and now it’s ready to be shipped! Get the parts, follow the instructions, and you could have yourself a physical copy!

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@Pancakehead on Arduino-Memory-Game · about 2 months ago

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Finished my Arduino Memory Game project! This is my second Arduino designing experience, where I was able to get most of it working myself. Now I know exactly how pullup-resistors work and what they do, how buttons and breadboards work, and some C++ conventions! Excited to make a humanoid robot, a spaceship, and a Dyson sphere next! cool beans!