Rolling Virtual Dice: a Look at Dice Simulators

by Skylar Jones in Circuits > Arduino

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Rolling Virtual Dice: a Look at Dice Simulators

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Discover the thrill of chance with dice simulators! Experience endless gaming possibilities and ignite your love for probability.

Supplies

  1. Arduino UNO
  2. 7-Segment Serial Display
  3. Jumper wires (generic)
  4. Resistors
  5. Switch
  6. PCBX Online Simulation

Introduction

Press the switch once, generate a random number between 1 and 6, and display it on the LED display.

Description

The Dice Simulator is an interactive simulation project that mimics the rolling of a fair six-sided die using an Arduino UNO. In this project, a common cathode seven-segment display is used to visually represent the outcome of a dice roll, and a switch is used to initiate the simulation of a dice roll.

When the switch is pressed, the Arduino UNO simulates the rolling of a dice by generating a random number between 1 and 6. This number is then displayed on the seven-segment display, providing a visual representation of the dice roll outcome. The Dice Simulator project is a simple yet effective way to demonstrate the use of random number generation in Arduino-based projects and can be expanded for various interactive applications, such as games or probability experiments.

Simulate Online

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Project code and details here:

https://www.pcbx.com/community-detail/cea6265847f84fd0bd11613daab41e68


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