DOOM has already played the piano and keyboard, on a pregnancy test (by the way, it was a fake ) and on a soldering iron, on an airplane, ATM, printer and oscilloscope.
It's time for light bulbs.
Inside the TRÅDFRI RGB GU10 (IKEA model: LED1923R5) light bulb, Next-Hack hackers
found a Silicon lab's MGM210L RF module with 108kb of RAM and ran DOOM on it. Researchers hackers had to
work hard to optimize the use of RAM , because the original DOOM requires 4MB, but they were able to.
The module only has 1MB of internal flash, so the craftsmen have added an external SPI flash to store the WAD file that can be loaded with YMODEM. The processor has a 40-MHz Cortex M4 bulb.
Partial light
Display: 1.8 "TFT 160 × 128 SPI
Iron block
diagram Circuit diagram
Power supply
Board prototype
Carrier board
Keyboard
Microcontroller installed on the carrier board.
Complete system.
Features of the project:
- Based on the excellent Doomhack's GBA Doom Port with some Kippykip additions.
- Supports full version of Doom Shareware WADS.
- Complete Vanilla Render engine including Z-depth lighting. However, composite textures have a mipmap.
- Implemented monster behavior and sound propagation.
- Sound FX support.
Project limitations:
- Music.
- Demo playback due to incompatibility.
- Full WAD DOOM Not tested.
- Debugging required.
- Multiplayer is not implemented.
- Optimizing performance.
- Cheats were not checked, probably with bugs.
The engineers recently made an update to the Github repository and removed the mip mapping on composite textures without sacrificing performance, so the graphics will be more detailed than what is shown in the demo video.
DOOM-challenge conditions
- Find a finished device that isn't designed to play Doom or other games.
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- We wanted the engine to be as close as possible to the original (vanilla) Doom shareware. Being able to play Episode 1 on map 1 of the shareware Doom (E1M1) is a minimum goal, even if we don't hide the fact that we dreamed of being able to play the full shareware version with no restrictions on all maps.
- There are no requirements for sound, but sound effects would really be a plus. If implemented, then there are no restrictions on the audio subsystem.
- Multiplayer optional
Pregnancy test
Canon Proxima Printer
Oscilloscope
ATM
DOOM to DOOM
Piano
Minecraft
Ticket validator
iPod Mini
Calculator
Apple Watch
MacBook Pro Touch Bar
Kodak DC260 Digital Camera from 1998
On keyboard
On the billboard
On e-book
By plane
Porsche 911
Vectrex
Soldering iron
PS
How do you like that AlexeyNadezhin?
zhovner, waiting for DOOM on FlipperZero.
