Leif and I are now able to play Pong over the Internet. It’s not perhaps the best example of the venerable video game, but the paddles do move nicely up and down as we twist the potentiometers that are attached to our XPort boards. Rather than use the text-based network commands in Processing, we decided […]
This is the XPort hooked up to a potentiometer so that it can accept input for the Pong game paddle. Each controller will be contacted by a Processing program, after which the controller will stream ADC values from the PIC, via the XPort, across the Internet and into Processing. Here is the first draft of
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This program in Processing simply opens a connection to an XPort, on its default port. We just tried it and it works. The next step will be to add a function that reads a byte of data, sent from the PIC. // rob@faludi.com // This program receives information from an XPort PIC board it may
