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- 1. Presented by: S. Susant Achary ID-B410037 (IT-7Sem) Sujit Kumar Das ID-B410050 (IT-7Sem) Implementation of Artificial Environment using DirectX
- 2. Overview Microsoft DirectX System Requirement Tux Game Data Flow Diagram Future Enhancement Game Play
- 3. Introduction Microsoft DirectX is a collection of application programming interfaces (APIs) for handling tasks related to multimedia, especially game programming and video, on Microsoft Platform Some APIs are o Direct3D o DirectDraw o DirectMusic o DirectPlay o DirectSound
- 4. System Requirement Microsoft Windows . Microsoft DirectX Pentium equivalent processor At least 256 MB of RAM At least 100MB space Video graphics and monitor with at least 800 X 600 resolution Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. LUX Image Scanner v1.5
- 5. Tux Game Face (Main Character) Poo (Enemy) Yellow Ball (Goal) Blue Ball (Trace Ball) Pink Ball (Score)
- 6. Images Face (Main Character) Poo (Enemy)
- 7. Yellow Ball (Goal) Blue Ball (Trace Ball) Pink Ball (Score)
- 8. Features of Tux User can use both keyboard and mouse Background music is present User can save and load the game User can restart the game User can also see the High Score Features of Tux
- 15. Data Flow DiagramData Flow Diagram
- 16. Future Enhancement The presence of several connectivity options (Bluetooth, WIFI, GPRS, and CDMA) in cell phones makes it a very attractive platform for a multiplayer game Like TUX. TUX game can be developed in Flash, Python, etc . PutPixel function can be replaced bitmap function so that number of lines in source code can be reduced.
- 17. Conclusion We were successful in creating a single player version of traditional Chase game. The computer controlled intelligent opponents have been successfully tested in the game is a unique feature of TUX.
- 19. GAME PLAY
- 20. Thank you !!!