Me and Benjamin Wertheim made a Pong game in Processing.
Link: http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/298897
Notes: Some functions don’t work on OpenProcessing that do work in Processing.
Artificial Intelligence Presentation
Prezi:
Artificial Intelligence Presentation
This was a short presentation I made with Nacho about AI.
Final Presentation
I will do my final presentation about: Game Studies, Processing and Arduino.
Game Studies:
I think people would be interested in Game Studies because if you know about Game Studies you can understand and describe a game, being brief and precise. A game consists of three main aspects: Narrative, Paida and Ludus. Narrative is the story the game has. Paida are the rules of the game or the gameplay. Ludus is the winning condition of the game or how you win the game. I like Game Studies because I can analyze and have a deeper understanding of games.
Processing:
Processing is a flexible software sketchbook and a language for learning how to code within the context of the visual arts. I think people would be interested in Processing because in Processing you can create your own sketches and animations. You can do basic animations like this: http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/296558 and much more in Processing. I like Processing because I like animating objects and making cool sketches.
Arduino:
Arduino is an open-source prototyping platform based on easy-to-use hardware and software. I think people would be interested in Arduino because it can be used in thousands of different projects and applications, and it is easy to use for beginners yet flexible enough for advanced users. I like Arduino because there is an endless amount of possibilities of things to do using Arduino.
Sploder
Today we used Sploder. Sploder is a website where you can make your own free games online. It is an easy and more accesible way to make games.
This is a screenshot of a platformer game I made:
FFA RPS®
We had an assignment in which we had to create a game without having to use a dice, a board or cards. I came up with a game that I named “FFA RPS” or “Free-For-All Rock, Paper, Scissors”.
Rules:
- Setup:
- Play rock, paper, scissors with person in front of you, then with player on one side, and then with the other person. Take a step forward if you win a game of rock, paper, scissors.
Winning the game: To win the game you need to get to the center of the cross +. If 2 players get there at the same time, play another set of rock, paper, scissors.
Thanks Jon!
I would like to thank Jon for telling us about his experience working in Google. He explain to us a little bit about what Google employees do and other things such as hours of work at Google. Another interesting thing he explained was the food they gave you at Google. He said that food at Google was free and there are amazing places to eat there.
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