Nathan Johnston / Mbed 2 deprecated Game_Controller_Project

Custom Game Controllers assembled in lab sessions and mounted with Nokia N5110 LCD display and a FRDM-K64F mbed plus various buttons, a joystick, potentiometer and piezo. Designed a game called 'Fruit Basket' to be played on the game controller where the player controls a basket and moves it catch objects that fall from random points along the top of the display to collect score.

Dependencies:   Basket Catch_Model Fruit Gamepad N5110 Objects mbed

Project_Submission.cpp

Committer:
Nathanj94
Date:
2017-03-21
Revision:
3:69296f999fdf
Parent:
2:ada503e3486f
Child:
4:039294e6a8a5

File content as of revision 3:69296f999fdf:

///////// pre-processor directives ////////
#include "mbed.h"
#include "Gamepad.h"
#include "N5110.h"
#include "Catch_Model.h"

#define BASKET_Y 41
#define BASKET_WIDTH 12
#define BALL_SPEED 2

/////////////// structs /////////////////
struct UserInput {
    Direction d;
    float mag;
};
/////////////// objects ///////////////
N5110 lcd(PTC9,PTC0,PTC7,PTD2,PTD1,PTC11);
Gamepad pad; 
Catch_Model catchm;
///////////// prototypes ///////////////
void init();
void update_game(UserInput input);
void render();
///////////// functions ////////////////
int main()
{
    int fps = 8;  // frames per second

    init();

    render();  // draw initial frame 
    wait(1.0f/fps);  

    // game loop - read input, update the game state and render the display
    while (1) {
        catchm.input(pad);
        catchm.update(lcd, pad);
        render();
        wait(1.0f/fps);
    }
}

void init()
{
    // need to initialise LCD and Gamepad 
    lcd.init();
    pad.init();
     
    // initialise the game
    catchm.init(BASKET_Y,BASKET_WIDTH,BALL_SPEED);

}

void render()
{
    // clear screen, re-draw and refresh
    lcd.clear();  
    catchm.draw(lcd);
    lcd.refresh();
}