Set of two applications targetting Atmel/Microchip ATMega328P, implementing shooting game.
Using a gun, users tries to hit targets. The game is up to four players: yellow, green, red and blue. There are 5 targets.
Each player turn gives 5 shots. Player tries to hit each target. Total number of shoots is counted, as well as successfull hits.
The target application manages player points and turns. It communicates with an Android application implemented on top of Bluetooth Electronics application. It manages the game logic and player points.
The Gun application manages the gun. Using two buttons, it allows:
| Press | Button 1 | Button 2 |
|---|---|---|
| short | shoot | Begin new round (give 5 shots) |
| long | power off | continuous laser (calibration) |
Gun application manages following outputs:
- Laser
- vibrator
- 128x32 I²C display
Some parts of the projet, implementing logic, can be used on both native and target platform. All that code is represented in the "domain" package below.
Both target and Gun application are run both native and cross environment. The current target hardware for both is the ATMega328p chip from Atmel/Microchip. To facilitate testing and extension, user interface (Gui) and hardware abstraction (HAL) are provided using interfaces. Implementation exists for native and cross (i.e. testing) environments.
Note: The BTEGui implementation can be used in native environment. Based on plain string exchange, if it may be difficult to interpret.
