I got a Kinect for my birthday, even though we do not have an Xbox. I wanted to try programming for it on the computer with the new Kinect SDK. Naturally, I made another version of Dodge. The interesting change is the input. Instead of moving a square with the mouse, the game takes movement […]
Here is Cube Quest, a game I programmed in Java for my 3D graphics class at BYU. I made a little video so there would be a record of the project outside the program itself. Working in 3D adds quite a few things that a flat game can mostly ignore. The camera has a position […]
I made a color-matching game called HueHunter. Colored blocks bounce around the screen, and I have to adjust my own color before shooting them. Being able to click the block is only half the problem. The code keeps red, green, and blue values separately. The color buttons change those components; a hit only removes a […]
I made a mole-themed Monopoly game. Not just the animal kind of mole, either: answering chemistry questions is how you earn the chance to roll the dice. The Java applet keeps track of the board squares, players, money, ownership, and questions as separate objects. There are buttons for rolling, buying property, and choosing an answer. […]
This one got a little bigger than a simple penny-pitch game. There is still a booth, pennies, and prizes, but now there is also a platform-game adventure attached to it. Apparently I could not leave the carnival game alone. The Java applet has separate classes for coins, enemies, ground pieces, and level loading. The main […]
I made a little game where the mouse moves a block and the other blocks are the problem. Some are good, some are bad, and the idea is to keep moving rather than run into the wrong one. It is a Java applet using AWT drawing and a mouse-motion listener. The player and moving obstacles […]
I made a Java version of Pong. A paddle, a ball, and somebody trying to keep the ball from getting past them: a pretty good starting point for figuring out an animated game. The applet uses AWT mouse and keyboard events for input, images for the paddles and ball, and an audio clip for the […]