Concept
For my final project, I have decided to change my idea. Now, I have settled on a rhythm music game, akin to Guitar Hero. Using force sensitive resistors (FSR), the user will have to quickly press the sensors to match the combinations that are being shown on the screen, almost like drums but using your hands. The design of the game on P5.js will be minimalistic, but it will also contain many colors and bright lights when the sensors are pressed. The more the user progresses, the more points will be accumulated, until the game eventually ends and restarts. To add more replayability, the rhythm of the sensors will be random.
Arduino
The Arduino will contain force sensitive resistors for inputs to capture the user’s input for the game. Each sensor will have an analog input assigned to it, which I will be able to manipulate with code. A cardboard box will also most likely be used around the breadboard to deliver a more aesthetically pleasing experience. Below is a schematic with the sensors for the board:
P5.js
The P5 program will be responsible for displaying the game, including the score and the notes that are necessary to be hit. The music could also be played by P5 instead of a buzzer on the breadboard, but that still needs to be decided. In terms of code, P5 will receive the information from the sensors and know when to activate a hit or miss in the notes. Below is a low-fidelity drawing of the game:
