Group project 1

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Group project 1 Watch the videos about game design 1 and game design 2. You can work on this project as a group of two people or alone. Note you will work on project 2 in the same team as well. You will both receive the same grade. At the top of your code, in comments (//

my comment...), describe to me how each person contributed (use each person's full name). If there is a big disparity in contributions, your grades will not be equal.

You are required to make a simple game, with the following elements:

 a goal  keyboard and/or mouse control  score (shown on the screen)  difficulty levels (at least 3)  a way to lose  at least somewhat visually appealing

You cannot copy the games developed in the videos or the Tron example below. Only one person needs to submit the code in the Dropbox. Example game ideas

These ideas have been implemented and can only be used for inspiration:  Tron (see below)  Candy catch (from the game design 1 video)  Touch blinky (from the game design 2 video)

You can use any of these ideas:  dodge ball o player A throws circles and player B has to dodge them o both players stay on same x position, use up-down or w-s keys  pong  missile command o lines aiming randomly from top to bottom o shoot at some angle o detect if it "hits" a line  space invaders o move along bottom o shoot alien ships  frogger  minesweeper  sudoku

Tron example

Note, score is missing in this example. Also, it seems obvious to include a second player, who uses WASD keys to control his/her movements. CSE 1211 material by Joshua Eckroth is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License

int p1x =250;// player's x location int p1y =250;// player's y location int diff =1;// difficulty; how far the player moves each frame int p1xc =1;// the direction of the player's movement int p1yc =0;// the direction of the player's movement int p1sw =5;// stroke weight

voidsetup() { size(500,500); background(0); strokeWeight(p1sw); stroke(255); frameRate(60); }

voiddraw() { // check if the player hits something not black, or goes out of bounds

if(get(p1x + p1sw*p1xc, p1y + p1sw*p1yc)!= color(0)|| (p1x + p1sw*p1xc)>=500||(p1x + p1sw*p1xc)<0|| (p1y + p1sw*p1yc)>=500||(py1 + p1sw*p1yc)<0) { // here noLoop() stops the game; you can use loop() to continue the game // (maybe based on a keypress)

noLoop();// there seems to be a delay with this command textSize(28); fill(255); text("Congratulations, you died!",100,200); }

line(p1x, p1y, p1x + p1xc, p1y + p1yc); p1x = p1x + p1xc; p1y = p1y + p1yc;

if(frameCount%120==0) { diff++; } }

voidkeyPressed() { if(key == CODED) { if(keyCode== UP) { p1xc =0; p1yc =-diff; } elseif(keyCode== DOWN) { p1xc =0; p1yc = diff; } elseif(keyCode== LEFT) CSE 1211 material by Joshua Eckroth is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License

{ p1xc =-diff; p1yc =0; } elseif(keyCode== RIGHT) { p1xc = diff; p1yc =0; } } }

Falling letters example

char letter; int x, y; int c; int score; boolean lost; int lives; boolean paused;

voidsetup() { size(800,600);

letter=char(int(random('A','Z'+1))); x =int(random(20, width-20)); y =int(random(50,100)); score=0; c =1; lost=false; lives=3; paused=true; }

voiddraw() { background(255);

textSize(30); fill(0,0,255); text("Score: "+ score,50,50); text("Lives: "+ lives,50,150);

if(paused) {

noLoop(); fill(255,0,0); textSize(60); text("Paused",300,300); }

if(lost) { noLoop(); CSE 1211 material by Joshua Eckroth is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License

fill(255,0,0); textSize(60); text("You lost.",300,300); } else {

fill(0); textSize(40); text(letter, x, y);

y += c; if(y > height) { lost=true; } } }

voidkeyPressed() { if((key >='a'&& key <='z')||(key >='A'&& key <='Z')) { if(key == letter || key ==(letter +32)) { score++; letter=char(int(random('A','Z'+1))); x =int(random(20, width-20)); y =int(random(50,100));

if(score %5==0) { c +=2; } } else { if(lives ==0) { lost=true; } else { lives--; } } } if(key ==' ') { paused=!paused; if(!paused){ loop(); } }

}