dcmrobin

Write a loop that toggles all the pins slowly enough to check with a multimeter perhaps? Maybe someone already has something like this.

Hey, thanks for the reply... Yeah, I think I may have damaged it. Can you guide me in the right direction as to what code to use to test if it is broken?

Update: So I discovered that I didn't have the 3v pin on the audio board connected to anything. If soldered to the teensy, it would go to this 3v pin on the teensy: (circled in picture) So I directly connected it to that pin. The result was that...

So at this stage of my project I have everything on a breadboard connected with jumpers. All the buttons each have one of their terminals going to the ground rail which is connected to one of the teensy 4.1's ground pins, and the other terminal...

Final update: I got the teensy audio board and it works great! Thanks for the input guys

Update: I tried hooking it up to the teensy and got it to output a beeping tone, (using the tone() function) but extremely quiet- even with the volume potentiometer turned all the way up. My conclusion, playing sounds with this speaker can be...

Hey guys, is it possible to use DFRobot's gravity speaker with the Teensy 4.1? This speaker: I am a bit lost as to how to use it, as it only has three wires: ground, power, and green (presumably the data wire)... it seems to be meant for one of...

Nice work that looks good!!

DANG it sry bout that I have updated the post and just in case here it is: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-E7QTAVamaiAry_2gg2p5z7bj2Q1VaFa/view?usp=sharing hope that works

@theboot900 I have posted a link to a video of it in this post: https://forum.pjrc.com/index.php?threads/roguelike-roguelite-dungeon-crawler-using-the-teensy-4-1.76690/

A few months ago, I started on making a project that I wanted to have near-infinite replayability. This project has turned into a sort of roguelike dungeon crawler that has real-time combat and an inventory/items system. The hardware so far is...

okay cool thanks

You could post it here.

Of course you can. Back in the day graphical adventure games used to run on 8mhz machines, sometimes taking well over 10 clock cycles per instruction. A teensy 4 runs at 600mhz! It can execute 2 instructions per clock cycles I love seeing...

I should? Where would be the best place to post it? Somewhere on here? I would love to have some suggestions on what to add to it :D

Update on this: It turns out it is certainly possible to create a rougelite/roguelike dungeon crawler on a teensy 4.1! I have been making some really good progress on this project- I'm pretty sure it's gonna turn out great. For anyone who's...