SIMON SAYS HELP

Hi i'm trying to make a simon says game.
I start out at level 1 starting with a sequence of 4, but the sequence keeps on repeating to not let the player have control
How can I fix this and how can I have more levels showing both on the display and on the LEDs?

#include <MeggyJrSimple.h>    // Required code, line 1 of 2.


struct Point // our name for the class
{
  int x; //x coordinates of this point
  int y; // y-coordinates of this point
};
//Point b1 = {0,4}; // Blue
//Point b2 = {0,3};
//Point b3 = {1,4};
//Point b4 = {1,3}; 
//Point b5 = {2,3};
//Point b6 = {2,4};
//Point g1 = {3,7}; //Green
//Point g2 = {3,6};
//Point g3 = {3,5};
//Point g4 = {4,7};
//Point g5 = {4,6};
//Point g6 = {4,5};
//Point r1 = {7,4}; //Red
//Point r2 = {7,3};
//Point r3 = {6,4};
//Point r4 = {6,3};
//Point r5 = {5,4};
//Point r6 = {5,3}; 
//Point y1 = {3,2}; //yellow
//Point y2 = {4,2};
//Point y3 = {4,1};
//Point y4 = {4,0};
//Point y5 = {3,1};
//Point y6 = {3,0};
//Point blueArray[6] = {b1,b2,b3,b4,b5,b6};
//Point greenArray[6] = {g1,g2,g3,g4,g5,g6};
//Point redArray[6] = {r1,r2,r3,r4,r5,r6};
//Point yellowArray[6] = {y1,y2,y3,y4,y5,y6}; //points that buttons starts as
//two arrays for combination sequence
int mode = 0;
int computerArray[7]; //total levels computer gives player to play
int playerArray[7]; //total levels player needs to complete
int playerMarker=0; //player
int computerMarker=4; //computer
int levels=1; //variable for levels
boolean correctSequence = true; //keeps track if sequence is completed

void setup()                   // run once, when the sketch starts
{
  MeggyJrSimpleSetup(); // Required code, line 2 of 2.
  Tone_Start(ToneC3, 100);  //Background Sound Start
  delay(100);
  Tone_Start(ToneCs3, 100);
  delay(100);
  Tone_Start(ToneD3, 100);
  delay(100);
  Tone_Start(ToneDs3, 100);
  delay(100);
  mode = 0;
  fillArray();
}

void loop()                     // run over and over again
{   
  if (mode == 0)
    AI();
  else if (mode == -1)
    Player();
  else
    lose();
    
   if(correctSequence == true)
     win();
    
  if (levels == 8)
  {
    SetAuxLEDs(255);
  }
  if (levels == 7)
  {
    SetAuxLEDs(127);
  }
  if (levels == 6)
  {
    SetAuxLEDs(63);
  }
  if (levels == 5)
  {
    SetAuxLEDs(31);
  }
  if (levels == 4)
  {
    SetAuxLEDs(15);
  }
  if (levels == 3)
  {
    SetAuxLEDs(7);
  }
  if (levels == 2)
  {
    SetAuxLEDs(3);
  }
  if (levels == 1)
  {
    SetAuxLEDs(1);
  }
  if (levels == 0)
  {
    SetAuxLEDs(0);
  }
}
  
  
void AI()
{
  for (int i = 0; i < computerMarker; i++)
  {
    if (computerArray[i] == 1)
      DrawRed();
    else if (computerArray[i] == 2)
      DrawGreen();
    else if (computerArray[i] == 3)
      DrawYellow();
    else if (computerArray[i] == 4)
      DrawBlue();
     
    DisplaySlate(); //displays the entire slate for current level

    delay(150); //is delayed 200 miliseconds

    ClearSlate(); //clears the entire slate for next level
     
    DisplaySlate();
     
    delay(150);
  }
  
  DisplaySlate();
  mode = 1;
}
  
void Player()
{
       //Check to see which buttons are down that weren't before.
   while(playerMarker < computerMarker)
  {
    CheckButtonsDown();
    if (Button_Up)                     //focuses on up button clicked
    {
      playerArray[playerMarker] = 2;  // add appropriate number to platyer arraay'
      playerMarker++;                  // add one to marker
      DrawGreen();                      //when marker exceeds 10, then check to see if it's correct.
      DisplaySlate ();
      Tone_Start(ToneA3,100);
      delay (150);
      ClearSlate();
      DisplaySlate();
    }
      
  
    if (Button_Down)
     {
      playerArray[playerMarker] = 3; //focuses on down button clicked
      playerMarker++;
      DrawYellow();
      DisplaySlate ();
      Tone_Start(ToneB3,100);
      delay (150);
      ClearSlate();
      DisplaySlate();
     }
   
   

     if (Button_Right)
     {
      playerArray[playerMarker] = 1; //focuses on right button clicked
      playerMarker++;
      DrawRed();
      DisplaySlate ();
      Tone_Start(ToneD3,100);
      delay (150);
      ClearSlate();
      DisplaySlate();
     }  
      
     

     if (Button_Left) 
     {
       playerArray[playerMarker] = 4; //focuss on left button clicked
      playerMarker++;
      DrawBlue();
      DisplaySlate ();
      Tone_Start(ToneC3,100);
      delay (150);
      ClearSlate();
      DisplaySlate();
     }  
     
      
}
  
     
  }

 void colors()
    {
      for (int i = 0; i<64; i++)
      {
        DrawBlue();
        DrawGreen();
        DrawRed();
        DrawYellow();
      }
    }

   void DrawGreen()
   {             
    DrawPx(3,6,Green);  //green shows
    DrawPx(3,7,Green);
    DrawPx(3,5,Green);
    DrawPx(4,7,Green);
    DrawPx(4,6,Green);
    DrawPx(4,5,Green);
   }
 
  void DrawRed()
   {
    DrawPx(7,4,Red); //Red shows
    DrawPx(7,3,Red);
    DrawPx(6,4,Red);
    DrawPx(6,3,Red);
    DrawPx(5,4,Red);
    DrawPx(5,3,Red);   
   }


  void DrawYellow()
   {
     DrawPx(3,2,Yellow); //yellow shows
     DrawPx(4,2,Yellow);
     DrawPx(4,1,Yellow);
     DrawPx(4,0,Yellow);
     DrawPx(3,1,Yellow);
     DrawPx(3,0,Yellow);
   }


  void DrawBlue()
   {
     DrawPx(0,4,Blue); // Blue shows
     DrawPx(0,3,Blue);
     DrawPx(1,4,Blue);
     DrawPx(1,3,Blue); 
     DrawPx(2,3,Blue);
     DrawPx(2,4,Blue);
   }
   
   

 
void fillArray()
{
  for (int i = 0; i < 10; i++)
  {
   computerArray[i]=(int)random(4)+1;
   correctSequence = true;
   computerMarker++;
   playerMarker++;
  }
}

void win()
{
  Tone_Start(ToneD3, 100);
  mode = 0;
}

void lose()  //Function used if the player fails to match the sequence
{ 
  Tone_Start(ToneC3, 100);
  mode = -1; //Resets turn value so the game starts over without need for a reset button
}

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Hi trollking,

In AI(), you set the mode to 1, but the if statement above looks for a -1 value. Could that be it?

You should also add some meaningful comments. It's difficult for us to understand what you are doing otherwise.

Some things that are confusing include:

What is mode?
How does a player change the level?
What are the Aux LEDs?

Pat.

I implemented Simon some time ago, you might have a look at how I implemented levels. Note it was build with a specific shield as UI so you need to extract the core game :wink: