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Programming Tutorial
Enable ”Experimental Hardware”
Open the Hardware Menu
Select “N3”
Download the hex file to Micro:bit

MakeCode Arcade Programming Tutorial

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MakeCode Arcade is the programming platform for making games by Microsoft.

Programming Tutorial

Navigate to Microsoft MakeCode Arcade

Microsoft MakeCode Arcade

Open a New Project

Open the “About” Menu

Click “Experiments”

Enable ”Experimental Hardware”

This setting only needs to be enabled once, it will remain turned on afterwards

Open the Hardware Menu

Select “N3”

Download the hex file to Micro:bit

Turn on the Power