sabas1080 / pypboy

Python/Pygame interface, emulating that of the Pipboy-3000. Uses OSM for map data and has been partially tailored to respond to physical switches over Raspberry Pi's GPIO and TFT 2.8" Capacitive Adadfruit

pypboy

Remember that one Python Pip-Boy 3000 project? Neither do we!
Python/Pygame interface, emulating that of the Pipboy-3000.
Uses OSM for map data and has been partially tailored to respond to physical switches over Raspberry Pi's GPIO

Features

Work with Screen TFT 2.8" Capacitive of Adafruit

Autors

• By Sabas of The Inventor's House Hackerspace

• By grieve work original
  

Special Thanks

Ruiz Brothers for the mention in Adafruit

License

MIT

##Contributions

Contribuyendo a este programa se da la bienvenida con gusto.

Contributing to this software is warmly welcomed. You can do this basically by forking, committing modifications and then pulling requests (follow the links above for operating guide). Adding change log and your contact into file header is encouraged.

Thanks for your contribution.

Enjoy!

pypboy's Issues

Raspberry-Pi Implementation Problem

I recently began trying Adafruit's Raspberry Pi Pipboy project which involves attaching several computer chips to the raspberry pi for the sound and a rechargeable battery. I also had to attach a 12 position rotary switch (the tutorial says 10 position but I could only find a 12 position, and I just used 5 positions instead of 6) and I believe this might be part of the problem I'm having. When I start the program, it boots up normally, but when the actual pipboy part comes up it starts to bug out. The program tries to switch between the different screens multiple times per second, or at least I assume that it does because all I can hear is the sound effect for switching modes. I know it is not frozen, however, because when I press the keyboard controls on a USB keyboard fast enough, the screen sometimes switches to the map for a split second.

I'm pretty new to coding in general and only know Java and C#, so if I need to change the program then I will need help knowing what to do.

Also worth noting that I'm using a 3.5" PiTFT touchscreen and a Raspberry Pi 3.