I downloaded this and attempted to compile and upload it to my production Arduboy. It successfully completes the process, but when I power on the Arduboy after it’s done, I just get a black screen.
I’ve been able to successfully run every other game I tried, but this one seems to fail for some reason. Any ideas?
Yeah after posting I found the thread about Atomic Puzzle Pack beta version that covered the same issue. I haven’t been following the dev versions so I didn’t realize there were differences and library issues. At least I know it isn’t just me!
Hey everyone, sorry for the delay! Feel free to modify the code to make it compatible and post it. I’ve been working on some fun stuff and I want to update all my projects, including Glove, after I get my device this summer. In the meantime, I’m fine with you posting a modified version. Just be sure to let me change the link and everything once I release Glove+ officially! (Glove+ is going to be the first version I properly licence, most likely MIT) But yeah, I’d love for somebody to update it!
Hey everyone, I wrote a quick patch to make the old Glove to work with Arduboy 1.0. Download it now! (23.3 KB)
I’m actively developing the + feature of Glove+. Glove+ will replace Glove once I finish it. Also, Glove+ will be MIT licence, so anyone can modify it for any reason! Also, it will be available on GitHub, instead of a zip file, so contributions can be made and other neat stuff!
Also, for those using the devkit version of Glove, I updated the level editor to work with the new version of the Love framework. Download it here! (37 KB)
hi for some reason this code will not verify on my arduino sorfware (version 1.6.8). I am selecting the arduino genuino/micro (and all other boards tbh), but it won’t work. do you know what I should do?
@SeanO, Glove compiles, uploads and plays fine with my Arduino/Genuino Micro based system, choosing Arduino/Genuino Micro as the board type. What version of the Arduboy library are you using? What errors do you get?
It’s also compiles fine when I choose SparkFun Pro Micro as the board type.
Yeah I think it should be fine. I was using a friend’s computer and that’s what wasn’t working. the older version compiles fine on my laptop. But I have a question, do you need to install a driver for the pro micro? It seems to work on my laptop but not on others
I’m not sure what you mean by a driver. If you want to add the definitions so that you can select SparkFun Pro Micro as a board type, you can use the instructions here.
Make sure you target is the Leonardo and that you have installed the Arduboy Library, per the Arduboy Quick Start Guide. Sounds like you are almost there