Writing games

Hello. So i have a STEM Bit device and i wanna make that i can write the game and it be on it forever until i write something new or even if you restart it or turn it off then on it runs my game. Does anyone have solution? If have please comment. Thank you.

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Hey @Petar,

unfortunately, that is not possible at the moment, but we’ll work on this feature in the future. :slight_smile:
Thank you for your understanding,
Monika

Ok, if u guys can. Please make it possible so i cna how my friends and not one OF my friends again bricking it. (restarting it)

I love the bit that its the best thing i ever seen.

Hey, also i wanna just ask a question. Is it possible that u can put back the default on the STEM Bit? Do i press restore firmware or what? If u have a solution please let me know. Thank you!

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Yes, if you want to put the original firmware back on, you just have to connect it to your PC, go to CircuitBlocks and click on the Restore firmware button.

Thank you! This is the best thing i ever bought!

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Thank you so much for your support! :slight_smile:

did you trying uploaded you code to it with a software like arduino ide or platformio? I have never worked with a bit specifically but when i have used arduino ide it saved the code

Thonny, a Python IDE for beginners, can be used to set up your code to run automatically after restarting a device running MicroPython. Simply connect your MicroPython-powered device to Thonny, save your Python code as main.py, and it will be executed automatically after the device is restarted. I have tested this, and it just works.

It is possible to create your own game. You need ESP-IDF, a flashing tool like ESPTOOL, your code and a bit.

If you have any progress you can just first read the file before writing so you can restore your progress if writing fails.