Future Free Runner

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Future Free Runner

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Introduction to an Arduino-based Parkour Game Machine

The Arduino-based Parkour Game Machine is a game console that utilizes an Arduino board and an LCD screen to display game graphics. Players can control the on-screen character by pressing buttons and enjoy the thrill of parkour games.

Parkour games are fast-paced games in which players must overcome obstacles by jumping and dodging. The Arduino-based Parkour Game Machine brings this game experience to the real world, allowing players to control the on-screen character by pressing buttons and enjoying the fun of the game.

Supplies

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*Arduino Uno board

* LCD screen

*Breadboard jumpers

*Dupont wires

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  1. Insert the Arduino Uno board into the breadboard and connect the LCD screen
  2. Use Dupont wires to connect the LCD screen to the Arduino board. You can refer to relevant Arduino tutorial websites for wiring diagrams.
  3. Insert the tactile push buttons into the breadboard and connect them to the digital input pins on the Arduino board using Dupont wires.
  4. Insert the potentiometer or resistor into the breadboard and connect it to the analog input pins on the Arduino board using Dupont wires.
  5. Write the game program in the Arduino IDE and upload it to the Arduino board.
  6. Test the game machine to make sure it works properly, and make adjustments as needed.
  7. Use pp board to make the outer box

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