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Oct 21st, 2004

Help in "Snake" game using C programming for the AVR

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Hi guys,
I'm new to this forum and this is my first post :cheesy:
I need help in modifying a "Snake game" program..
What I need to do is modify the program so that when it starts (i.e. the AVR microcontroller is reset) it displays a message giving the name of the game and your name(s). This should be displayed for several seconds before the game commences.
I know that I have to add it to the function splash_screen()
so I typed this in it:
void splash_screen(void) {
clear_terminal();

/* MY CODE HERE */
printf("Snake Game\n");
printf("Name\n");
init_timer(8000);
}
BUT it doesn't display what i want

I attached the whole program file if in need to look at the whole thing.

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Oct 22nd, 2004

Re: Help in "Snake" game using C programming for the AVR

Hurray!

I figured out how to solve it and solved a couple of other modifications I have to do.. Now, I'm stuck with a different thing and that is make the game speed up as the score gets higher.

This is what I've done but I don't think it's right :rolleyes:

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if (get_score == '30'){
   move_snake() + 2; 
}
if (get_score == '30'){
   move_snake() + 2; 
}

Can anyone please help me?! You can look at the rest of the code for more info. in the attachment of the previous post

Thanx guys

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Re: Help in "Snake" game using C programming for the AVR

Anyone could please help me in this.. I'm still stuck with it

I changed it to this:
if (get_score == 30){
sleep(time_period + 3);
}
But still ain't workin' :!:

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Re: Help in "Snake" game using C programming for the AVR

Try to use this....

if( get_score >= value)
{
speed = value;
}

just try... thats what i did to my snake game. =)

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