micro:bit - 09 - Drop Pixel (v2)

BBC micro:bit Program Projects Project: Drop Pixel ⛑️A game where the player needs to fill the bottom row with lit LEDs Summary of this episode 👍Making animations by controlling individual LEDs (i.e. the apparent movement of a pixel across or down) 👍Using an array to remember which LEDs have been lit 👍Using functions to control different part of the game (e.g. moving the top pixel) 👍Using loops to check through information in an array (e.g. to see if the player has filled all the bottom spaces) 👍Using loops to do repeated tasks that have a regular difference (e.g. turning off LEDs across a line and down a column) Equipment used here 🛠️micro:bit V1 🛠️USB type A to micro USB 🛠️Internet connected device with USB type A socket These projects will: 🌍use JUST a micro:bit (or two), the connecting cable and a computer (usually internet connected, although you can download an app) 🌍use a micro:bit version 1 (so they'll work on all micro:bits) 🌍use the block code (rather than the JavaScript or Python editors) (This video replaces another video with minor changes.)