MoonCampaign by Brenden (8 years)
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Hi, my name is Brendan, and I created a project on the micro called Spinny smiley. My project uses a repeat block to create an animation with different LED patterns and sounds. I learned that if I put 2 in the repeat block, it repeats the action once more, so it plays two times in total. The animation shows different characters turning and changing positions while different notes play. I used notes like middle C, middle E, middle F, low B, and other sounds. I also used a 25-square LED grid where I can tap squares to create pictures that appear on the micro.
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Hi, my name is Brendan, and I created a project on the micro called Spinny smiley. In this project, I learned how repeat blocks can be used to make an animation play more than one time.
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