Tetris in Labview

[CoastalMaineBird]

Ben - Vivi has posted a new program for public perusal:
http://forums.ni.com/ni/board/message?board.id=170&message.id=150798

Check it out if you get a chance.

TerraView is an interface to the TerraServer satellite image server.

[Ben]

Hi coastal!

Thank you for the heads up. You (and vivi) know how to find a persons soft spot. The orignal "Terraserver" was placed on-line by  DEC (Digital Equipment Corporation) to show case the power of their Alpha servers. I accepted a "package" from them soon after. I get a kick out of seeing the new versions of old stuff I have been associated with.

I will check it out when I get a chance.

I like maps,

Ben

[sahil]

i want to get the image of the text data (like flattening of the image)...please tell me how should i proceed..

[muks]

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i want to get the image of the text data (like flattening of the image)...please tell me how should i proceed..

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Start a new thread. By the way didnt you get other thread to post this? Just curious to know why you chose this thread.

[Coq_Rouge]

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sahil wrote:
i want to get the image of the text data (like flattening of the image)...please tell me how should i proceed..

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Please stop hijacking threads for your questions. This is not acceptable behavior.

[JeeQ]

Hi Everyone!

I modified the labview Tetris game and control the peice with muscles!

We did this simply for jokes. Hope you enjoy the video 😉

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6HLyyrg7doI&feature=youtu.be

Jee

[tst]

That's cool, but it's unfortunate that it doesn't seem to work so well. It reminds me of the Waterloo Labs eye-controlled Mario I played at NIWeek a couple of years ago - really nice, but fails at actually working reliably. The eye control was also difficult because it required looking up to jump, and that meant you couldn't see the screen, which tended to cause problems when you looked back down.

[JeeQ]

I'm sure with a slight bit of effort in programming and signal processing on my part, the emg and respiration signals I am getting can be made to give a consistant result for controlling single shot switch actions. This was just for fun and I really only downloaded an existing tetris game and threw this together in less than 1 hour with the sensors I had around.

But of course, I'll work on it and get back to you. My next video will be biosignals pong 😉

Jee

[Quang_Bui]

How do you create shape of block? I see your code and i see numbers in 2d array but i can't understand the rule. Can you explain it to me? Thank you so much!