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JamJourneyGameCode.ino

+/*
+This file contains the full implementation of the code for Jam Journey.
+Authored by group 8 for Physical Computing Fall 2024 at Aarhus University.
+
+This program makes use of libraries and borrowed code from outside soruces. For specification and citation, see the provided README.
+*/
+
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 // PROGRAM
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README.md

+# Authors of Jam Journey
+- Anders Katrup Noesgaard, 202305248@post.au.dk
+- Tanja Estrid Bolding Loesch, 202304503@post.au.dk
+- Victoria Elle Bache, 202104506@post.au.dk
+
+
+# Libraries and code from outside sources
+
+### LED
+For the usage and programatic workings of the LED strip, we use the built in function of the library 'FastLED' (v3.6), and refer to it's official documentation:
+- https://docs.arduino.cc/libraries/fastled/#Compatibility
+- https://github.com/FastLED/FastLED
+
+### Steppermotor & Driver
+For the usage and programatic workings of the Stepper motor driver, which controls the steppermotor, we use the built in function of the library 'Stepper' (v1.1.3), and refer to it's official documentation:
+- https://docs.arduino.cc/libraries/stepper/
+- https://github.com/arduino-libraries/Stepper
+
+### Speaker & DF Player Mini
+For the usage and functions controlling the DF Player Mini, we cite the setup and code provided by Nick Koumaris on electronics-lab.com:
+- https://www.electronics-lab.com/project/mp3-player-using-arduino-dfplayer-mini/
+
+The code we use in our program to speak to the DF Player Mini over softwareserial and control the speaker is entirely taken from the above mention article, and not made by us.
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