Tetris
from microbit import *
from random import choice
# Set up the tetris grid
grid=[[1,0,0,0,0,0,1],[1,0,0,0,0,0,1],[1,0,0,0,0,0,1],[1,0,0,0,0,0,1],[1,0,0,0,0,0,1],[1,1,1,1,1,1,1]]
# Store a list of 4 bricks, each brick is a 2x2 grid
bricks = [[9,9],[9,0]],[[9,9],[0,9]],[[9,9],[9,9]],[[9,9],[0,0]]
# select a brick randomly and position it at the center/top of the grid (y=0,x=3)
brick = choice(bricks)
x=3
y=0
frameCount=0
# A function to return the maximum of two values
def max(a,b):
if a>=b:
return a
else:
return b
# A function to hide the 2x2 brick on the LED screen
def hideBrick():
if x>0:
display.set_pixel(x-1,y,grid[y][x])
if x<5:
display.set_pixel(x+1-1,y,grid[y][x+1])
if x>0 and y<4:
display.set_pixel(x-1,y+1,grid[y+1][x])
if x<5 and y<4:
display.set_pixel(x+1-1,y+1,grid[y+1][x+1])
# A function to show the 2x2 brick on the LED screen
def showBrick():
if x>0:
display.set_pixel(x-1,y,max(brick[0][0],grid[y][x]))
if x<5:
display.set_pixel(x+1-1,y,max(brick[0][1],grid[y][x+1]))
if x>0 and y<4:
display.set_pixel(x-1,y+1,max(brick[1][0],grid[y+1][x]))
if x<5 and y<4:
display.set_pixel(x+1-1,y+1,max(brick[1][1],grid[y+1][x+1]))
# A function to rotate the 2x2 brick
def rotateBrick():
pixel00 = brick[0][0]
pixel01 = brick[0][1]
pixel10 = brick[1][0]
pixel11 = brick[1][1]
# Check if the rotation is possible
if not ((grid[y][x]>0 and pixel00>0) or (grid[y+1][x]>0 and pixel10>0) or (grid[y][x+1]>0 and pixel01>0) or (grid[y+1][x+1]>0 and pixel11>0)):
hideBrick()
brick[0][0] = pixel10
brick[1][0] = pixel11
brick[1][1] = pixel01
brick[0][1] = pixel00
showBrick()
# A function to move/translate the brick
def moveBrick(delta_x,delta_y):
global x,y
move=False
# Check if the move if possible: no collision with other blocks or borders of the grid
if delta_x==-1 and x>0:
if not ((grid[y][x-1]>0 and brick[0][0]>0) or (grid[y][x+1-1]>0 and brick[0][1]>0) or (grid[y+1][x-1]>0 and brick[1][0]>0) or (grid[y+1][x+1-1]>0 and brick[1][1]>0)):
move=True
elif delta_x==1 and x<5:
if not ((grid[y][x+1]>0 and brick[0][0]>0) or (grid[y][x+1+1]>0 and brick[0][1]>0) or (grid[y+1][x+1]>0 and brick[1][0]>0) or (grid[y+1][x+1+1]>0 and brick[1][1]>0)):
move=True
elif delta_y==1 and y<4:
if not ((grid[y+1][x]>0 and brick[0][0]>0) or (grid[y+1][x+1]>0 and brick[0][1]>0) or (grid[y+1+1][x]>0 and brick[1][0]>0) or (grid[y+1+1][x+1]>0 and brick[1][1]>0)):
move=True
# If the move is possible, update x,y coordinates of the brick
if move:
hideBrick()
x+=delta_x
y+=delta_y
showBrick()
# Return True or False to confirm if the move took place
return move
# A function to check for and remove completed lines
def checkLines():
global score
removeLine=False
# check each line one at a time
for i in range(0, 5):
# If 5 blocks are filled in (9) then a line is complete (9*5=45)
if (grid[i][1]+grid[i][2]+grid[i][3]+grid[i][4]+grid[i][5])==45:
removeLine = True
# Increment the score (10 pts per line)
score+=10
# Remove the line and make all lines above fall by 1:
for j in range(i,0,-1):
grid[j] = grid[j-1]
grid[0]=[1,0,0,0,0,0,1]
if removeLine:
# Refresh the LED screen
for i in range(0, 5):
for j in range(0, 5):
display.set_pixel(i,j,grid[j][i+1])
return removeLine
gameOn=True
score=0
showBrick()
# Main Program Loop - iterates every 50ms
while gameOn:
sleep(50)
frameCount+=1
# Capture user inputs
if button_a.is_pressed() and button_b.is_pressed():
rotateBrick()
elif button_a.is_pressed():
moveBrick(-1,0)
elif button_b.is_pressed():
moveBrick(1,0)
# Every 15 frames try to move the brick down
if frameCount==15 and moveBrick(0,1) == False:
frameCount=0
# The move was not possible, the brick stays in position
grid[y][x]=max(brick[0][0],grid[y][x])
grid[y][x+1]=max(brick[0][1],grid[y][x+1])
grid[y+1][x]=max(brick[1][0],grid[y+1][x])
grid[y+1][x+1]=max(brick[1][1],grid[y+1][x+1])
if checkLines()==False and y==0:
# The brick has reached the top of the grid - Game Over
gameOn=False
else:
# select a new brick randomly
x=3
y=0
brick = choice(bricks)
showBrick()
if frameCount==15:
frameCount=0
# End of Game
sleep(2000)
display.scroll("Game Over: Score: " + str(score))
Source: https://www.101computing.net/bbc-microbit-tetris-game/