الخطوة 1: اصنعها
ماذا يعني؟
Make it snow on your micro:bit by shaking it, and press button A to hear a 'twinkle'.
ما ستتعلمه
You will learn how to create an animation on the micro:bit’s LED display, how to use the micro:bit’s accelerometer to react to movement, and to play expressive sounds on your micro:bit. You will also find out how to use loops in a computer program.
كيف يعمل ؟
- This program uses the micro:bit’s accelerometer input to sense when it’s shaken.
- When the accelerometer senses sudden movement, the program shows an animation of moving snow on the micro:bit’s LED display.
- An image of a chequerboard pattern and its inverse are shown in a sequence to create the illusion of movement.
- After showing each image, the program pauses for half a second (500 milliseconds) before showing the next image. This slows the animation down.
- The program uses a count-controlled loop to show the sequence of images ten times. Loops are also known as iteration.
- The snow globe uses the button A input to play the expressive sound ‘twinkle’.
- You will need a micro:bit V2 to play expressive sounds. If you have a micro:bit V1, you could just use the animation code. Or you could attach headphones and play music using the ‘play melody’ block instead. Using crocodile clip leads, connect micro:bit pin 0 to the tip of your headphone plug, and GND to the longer part of the headphone plug.
ما تحتاجه
- جهاز micro:bit
- محرر MakeCode
- حزمة البطارية (اختياري)
الخطوة 2: برمجها
1# Imports go at the top
2from microbit import *
3
4
5while True:
6 if button_a.was_pressed():
7 audio.play(Sound.TWINKLE)
8 if accelerometer.was_gesture('shake'):
9 for i in range(10):
10 display.show(Image('90909:'
11 '09090:'
12 '90909:'
13 '09090:'
14 '90909'))
15 sleep(500)
16 display.show(Image('09090:'
17 '90909:'
18 '09090:'
19 '90909:'
20 '09090'))
21 sleep(500)
22 display.clear()
23
الخطوة 3: حسّنها
- Use other inputs such as pressing button B to play festive tunes using the ‘play melody’ block. See the Frère Jacques loops project for how to do this.
- Make a more realistic animation of falling snow using several ‘show LED’ blocks.
- Adapt the Nightlight project to show moving snow on the LED display if it gets dark.
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