KeepTalking - Revision history

Houghten at 01:01, 9 April 2026

2026-04-09T01:01:33Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 21:01, 8 April 2026
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	set timer		set timer
	set up strikes indicators		set up strikes indicators
	set battery lcds		BigButtonModels.begin()
	set ports lcds		set battery lcds
	set indicator lcds		set ports lcds
	set Big Button Word		set indicator lcds
	set Big Button Color		set Big Button Word
			set Big Button Color

	send active signals to modules		send active signals to modules

Houghten at 18:48, 7 April 2026

2026-04-07T18:48:25Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:48, 7 April 2026
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	Main Module: Send active signal to modules. Listen for complete modules.		Main Module: Send active signal to modules. Listen for complete modules.
	Individual modules: Listen for active signal. Send complete signal.		Individual modules: Listen for active signal. Send complete signal.
			Each module has:
			Main.ino
			IOManager.h for displays, leds, buttons, etc.
			ModuleState.h for module win/lose logic
			Comms.h for incoming, outgoing, and pass-through communication

Houghten at 15:46, 1 April 2026

2026-04-01T15:46:02Z

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    Indicator LCD(s) (needed for Big Button module)
-Simon Says Module
+                send active signals to modules
    Serial Number LCD (needed for Simon Says module)
 color buttons

Houghten at 12:43, 1 April 2026

2026-04-01T12:43:15Z

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 I want to re-create "Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes" in real life.
 Here's an example: https://heathbar.github.io/keep-talking/
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 Back Side:
    Simon Says, Who's on First, Knob, Memory, Switches, Password
 [[Category:K]]
 [[Category:Projects]]

Houghten at 20:32, 7 November 2024

2024-11-07T20:32:56Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:32, 7 November 2024
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	Back Side:		Back Side:
	Simon Says, Who's on First, Knob, Memory, Switches, Password		Simon Says, Who's on First, Knob, Memory, Switches, Password

			[[Category:K]]
			[[Category:Projects]]

Houghten at 12:24, 24 June 2024

2024-06-24T12:24:35Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 08:24, 24 June 2024
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	5 x switches		5 x switches
	11 x LEDs		11 x LEDs
	~~Mazes~~:		Maze:
	6 x 6 LED array		6 x 6 LED array
	4 x micro buttons		4 x micro buttons
	~~Passwords~~:		Password:
	10 x micro buttons		10 x micro buttons
	1 x Larger OLED Display		1 x Larger OLED Display
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	2 x micro buttons		2 x micro buttons
	2 x Number Display		2 x Number Display
	~~Knobs~~:		Knob:
	12 x LEDs		12 x LEDs
	2 x Number Display		2 x Number Display
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	Front side:		Front side:
	Maze, Big Button, Venting Gas, Timer, ~~Key Pads~~, Wires		Maze, Big Button, Venting Gas, Timer, Keypad, Wires

	Back Side:		Back Side:
	Simon Says, Who's on First, Knob, Memory, Switches, Password		Simon Says, Who's on First, Knob, Memory, Switches, Password

Houghten at 13:59, 27 March 2024

2024-03-27T13:59:43Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 09:59, 27 March 2024
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	Here are some thoughts:		Here are some thoughts:

	Progressively get harder.		Progressively get harder. With a way to re-set the "level". Ability to select the level that you want to play? Only after unlocked?
	Shorter Time Allotment		Shorter Time Allotment
	Fewer Strikes		Fewer Strikes

Houghten at 20:03, 24 March 2024

2024-03-24T20:03:04Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:03, 24 March 2024
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	More Modules - Initially it looks like you only have to de-fuse the top of the box. After completing it (some number of times, or at a level of efficiency, a key appears that unlocks the bottom of the box with more modules)		More Modules - Initially it looks like you only have to de-fuse the top of the box. After completing it (some number of times, or at a level of efficiency, a key appears that unlocks the bottom of the box with more modules)
	Switch to turn on / off back modules when the back is on.		Switch to turn on / off back modules when the back is on.
	Even after opening the back, different difficulty levels turning some modules off, adjusting time, strikes, etc.		Even after opening the back, different difficulty levels turning some modules off, adjusting time, strikes, etc.
			Can I make the maze turn from 6x6 to 8x8???


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	4 x micro buttons		4 x micro buttons
	5 rectangle LEDs		5 rectangle LEDs
	~~Morse Code~~:		Switches:
	1 x ~~LED~~		5 x switches
	3 x ~~micro buttons~~		11 x LEDs
	~~1 x Larger OLED Display~~
	Mazes:		Mazes:
	6 x 6 LED array		6 x 6 LED array
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	Back Side:		Back Side:
	Simon Says, Who's on First, Knob, Memory, ~~Morse Code~~, Password		Simon Says, Who's on First, Knob, Memory, Switches, Password

Houghten: Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes IRL

2024-02-22T23:46:15Z

Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes IRL

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I want to re-create "Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes" in real life.

Here's an example: https://heathbar.github.io/keep-talking/

I think I can use my extra Adafruit Metro M7 with AirLift and CircuitPython to do the whole thing instead of a separate microcontroller for each module.

Here are some thoughts:

Progressively get harder.
Shorter Time Allotment
Fewer Strikes
Repeat Solutions - Some modules go through multiple rounds to be de-fused. Eg: Who's on First, Memory
More Modules - Initially it looks like you only have to de-fuse the top of the box. After completing it (some number of times, or at a level of efficiency, a key appears that unlocks the bottom of the box with more modules)
Switch to turn on / off back modules when the back is on.
Even after opening the back, different difficulty levels turning some modules off, adjusting time, strikes, etc.

Modules:
Wires:
Just like Heathbar. Add resistors to wires so the controller knows which wire is where.
Big Button:
1 x Larger OLED Display
under a big button with a fold down cover.
RGB LED strip
Keypad:
4 x 0.66” Arduino OLED Displays - see https://hackaday.io/project/176239-keybon-adaptive-macro-keyboard
4 x micro buttons
Simon Says:
4 x Arcade Buttons w / LED
Who's on First:
6 x 0.66” Arduino OLED Displays
6 x micro buttons
1 x Larger OLED Display
5 rectangle LEDs
Memory:
1 x Larger OLED Display
4 x 0.66” Arduino OLED Displays
4 x micro buttons
5 rectangle LEDs
Morse Code:
1 x LED
3 x micro buttons
1 x Larger OLED Display
Mazes:
6 x 6 LED array
4 x micro buttons
Passwords:
10 x micro buttons
1 x Larger OLED Display
Venting Gas:
1 x Larger OLED Display
2 x micro buttons
2 x Number Display
Knobs:
12 x LEDs
2 x Number Display
1 x 4 position knob

Front side:
Maze, Big Button, Venting Gas, Timer, Key Pads, Wires

Back Side:
Simon Says, Who's on First, Knob, Memory, Morse Code, Password