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tamer_saleh
tamer_saleh wrote ...

2012/4/19

can anyone help me

tamer_saleh tamer_saleh

2012/4/19

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The purpose of the project is to create a complete and playable game / simulation written in Java using Greenfoot. The project will be graded on the following: 1. Creativity (10%) 2. Images: Background, Objects and Actors (10%) 3. Sound (10%) 4. Method comments, naming & code cleanliness (10%) 5. Method cohesiveness and abstraction (10%) 6. File organization (10%) 7. Group Cooperation Attitude (10%) 8. Testing (compile time, run time & logical errors) (10%) 9. User Manual (10%) 10. Presentation + Q/A (10%) Here is an iterative development process to help you develop the game. 1. Get a very simple version of the game up and working as soon as possible. 2. Start by creating the object that the player will interact with or control and get its functionality complete. 3. Don’t worry about getting the graphics, or sound right at the start. Use “placeholder” graphics if necessary. 4. Then add any extra objects that are required and get another working version of the game complete 5. Then work on testing every aspect of the functionality of the game . 6. Then go back and add sounds, improved graphics, instructions, credits and all of the other aspects of the game application. 7. Then work on testing every aspect of the functionality of the game (this becomes a loop, development then testing) Finally, Be creative!, Impress me, Impress your classmates!, and Have fun with this!
Builderboy2005 Builderboy2005

2012/4/19

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What was it you wanted us to help you with then?
davmac davmac

2012/4/19

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I suggest you read through the iterative process you've outlined, and tackle step 1 first, then move on to step 2, and then 3, and so forth. Good luck!
IsVarious IsVarious

2012/4/20

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The problem we're having here, is that you're wanting us to do your project for you. Instead, how about you come up with a game you would like to create :). This can be done by looking at some sample games on various websites. We're more than willing to help, but we do better if it's with a very specific issue of code you're not understanding or needing help with. In other words, what type of game do you want to make? Tic-tac-toe, a carnival game where you shoot ducks off a wall, or what? You can pretty much make any type of game you want, and it seems your teacher is leaving that part up to you. Hope this helps :)
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