A tetromino-stacking game for the Micropython Pyboard and eight 144-LED WS2812 strips.

See the youtube video for a demo.

Copy strips.py and main.py to your pyboard.

If you have more or fewer than 144 LEDs in one strip, adjust SIZE at the top of main.py.

Note that the LED driver depends on Pyboard's CPU (both instruction set and frequency); it might not work on other Micropython boards.

I recommend using separate dedicated power sources for the LEDs, to ensure there's enough juice left for the controller. Be sure to use a common ground between LEDs and the Pyboard.

Connect (+) and (-) of all LED strips to a 5V power source. Connect (-) of LED strips to GND on the Pyboard. Connect X1-X8 on the Pyboard to DATA pins of the eight strips.

Connect four buttons buttons between VIN and these pins on the Pyboard:

(Left/Right might be reversed depending on how you lay out the LED strips)

Play using the four buttons! An exception is raised should you lose.