by Tristan Cheever
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Welcome to the Cal Poly Shoot'em Challenge homepage!
I created
this game for my CSC471 (Intro To Graphics) final project. The setting
is a Cal Poly training facility (see the green and gold paint!). The object
of the game is to make as many shots as possible in two minutes.
The program is written in C++ using OpenGL. The court was created used
texture maps for the floor and walls, six pt source lights, and way too
many glVertex3f() calls! The transparent backboards were achieved by
settings the material alpha channels to 0.1 and enabling a glBlendFunc
(GL_SRC_ALPHA, GL_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA). The basketball is texture mapped
with a sample from an image of an official NBA game ball. The basketball
is a hierarchical model of one gluSphere and four gluSolidTorus's to
make the black lines. Other shapes used in this program include,
gluPartialDisk and gluCylinder (with GL_LINE set instead of GL_FILL for the
net).
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EXPLORER MODE
* To move around use the 'a', 'w', 's', 'd' keys.
* To look around use the mouse.
* To enter Game mode and start a new game press 'n'.
GAME MODE
* You will have 2 minutes to make as many shots as possible.
* The timer is displayed on the console.
* Try to stop the white markers on top of the yellow markers by pressing
the spacebar.
* The backboard will light up green when the shot is good.
* The difficulty menu can be opened by right clicking on the court
window.
* Higher difficulties will multiply the points scored by a larger
value.
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