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# Rock Papper Scissors
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## Status
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This is current a work in progress.
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- Most of the game logic is complete (two flippers should be able to play each other.)
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- UI to show images instead of text.
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## Introduction
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This is game of Rock, Paper, Scissors. In version 1, we use the subghz radio to find other players, communicate moves, and exchange contact information.
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Remaining work:
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## Status
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This is currently a work in progress...
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- Most of the game logic is complete (two flippers should be able to play against each other.)
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- UI to show Flipper images instead of just debug text.
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Remaining work (for subghz version):
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- Tone when button pressed.
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- Show games found & let user pick the game to join.
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- Log joined game into SD card.
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- Config - Allow changing game number.
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- Config - Allow changing frequency.
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- Config - Allow changing message on join.
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- Refactor the code, so it has less duplication.
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- Write tutorial.
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- Add game ending animations.
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## Introduction
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This is game of Rock, Paper, Scissors. In version 1, we use the subghz radio to find other players, communicate moves, and exchange contact information.
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Future ideas:
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- Uses Princeton signals for second player.
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- Create stand-alone hardware badges that can play the game too.
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- Instead of subghz, use IR.
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- Instead of subghz, use GPIO.
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## Installation Directions
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This project is intended to be overlayed on top of an existing firmware repo.
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