Daily challenge is… make a piano with just 5 blocks. You have to be able to play 8 notes, C,D,E,F,G,A,B and High C.
Yes, it is the App Inventor logo but that shouldn’t be a problem because you have to make it in Kodular.
Daily challenge is… make a piano with just 5 blocks. You have to be able to play 8 notes, C,D,E,F,G,A,B and High C.
Yes, it is the App Inventor logo but that shouldn’t be a problem because you have to make it in Kodular.
Hey Peter, love the challenge.
Would initializing a list count in the number of blocks used?
This will be very hard
All blocks will count.
Nice,
I was almost there.
Now in curious what logic you used?
The maximun that i reached was this:
I thought the same. At first I wasn’t sure if you needed the sound extension or not for he player to play the sound. But I thought “removing the extension is the only way to keep it in 5 blocks”. So that is the trick. Good one @Peter!
I Will Try to make
A collapsed block still contains the blocks used. So maybe show what you did?
Where can i get the sound
This is indeed how I did it. Like @Italo said I removed the extensions from the filenames. So instead of having to use a join block I could just use the text from the button.
For me this shows the power of a blockly based builder.
Here are the soundfiles if someone wants to use them.
G (86.0 KB) F (86.0 KB) E (85.5 KB) D (86.0 KB) C (85.5 KB) HIC (85.5 KB) B (86.5 KB) A (86.5 KB)
Unchive summary report reveals how many, but yes it’s the same as all of you have…