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Preface Prerequisites Hardware: Software Game instructions Home Example Preface In this tutorial you will install Pong on your Raspberry Pi. It can be played with two physical controllers on a web-visualisation. This example uses two KY040 rotary encoders as input. But you can use virtually every analog input as the input controlers. Prerequisites Computer with CODESYS Development System V3 with CODESYS Control for Raspberry Pi SL form the CODESYS-Store Any Raspberry Pi (CODESYS V3.5.11.0 or later). For more Information look at the description of CODESYS Control for Raspberry Pi SL in the CODESYS-Store. 2x KY040 - Rotary Encoder 10x jumper wire (maybe different colors) LAN-Cable Project files Hardware: Connect both KY040s to the Raspberry Pi as it is shown in the following images: Connect the your Pi to the network and power it up. Software After opening CODESYS Development System V3 and adding the CODESYS Control for Raspberry Pi SL, go to Tools -> Library Repository and Install the library, you have downloaded. Go to Tools -> Update Raspberry Pi and scan in your network for Raspberry Pis and choose the correct one. Now connect to your Raspberry Pi. Therefor double click on "Device" and choose on the new window your Raspberry Pi as your controller. By pressing Alt + F8 you log in. Now start (F5). In your browser, visit the URL <ip of="" pi="" your="">:8080/webvisu.htm*.</ip> Game instructions Press the button on one KY040 to start the game. The player who reaches 13 points first wins.
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codesuccessful What it is What it can be How it can be used Help and motivation [[include IndexMain (already included)] What it is Retro Games is a small test library aiming a fun way to test specific I/O systems. Currently you can use your Rotary Encoder or Analog Input to play Pong on your Web Visu. What it can be A vision is that you can have other game modes. For example: flipper for digital I/Os and LED grids slot machine for drives How it can be used There is a small tutorial on how to use the library on a raspberry Pi. Generally the library comes for every game with a PRG, which directly has its local In- and Outputs, and the corresponding Visu pages. So you can easily include it in any project and map any Inputs or outputs to the I/Os of the game. Help and motivation To achieve the goal of the stated Vision, everyone is welcome to participate and rewrite one of the game classics in CODESYS. It is actually also a fun way to experiment with the possibilities of such modern programming languages where you can mix OOP with graphical views and easy I/O access.
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