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CSS 290: Video Games and Computer Programming

CSS 290: Video Games and Computer Programming. Reading: Conditional Statements. PLAD, Chapter 5 (“Repetition Structures”) 5.1: Overview 5.2: Condition-controlled loop Good to know about, we mostly won’t be using it 5.3: Count-controlled loop 5.4, 5.5: Ignore these

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CSS 290: Video Games and Computer Programming

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  1. CSS 290: Video Games and Computer Programming

  2. Reading: Conditional Statements • PLAD, Chapter 5 (“Repetition Structures”) • 5.1: Overview • 5.2: Condition-controlled loop • Good to know about, we mostly won’t be using it • 5.3: Count-controlled loop • 5.4, 5.5: Ignore these • 5.6: Nested Loops: Skim this CSS 290

  3. Reading: Conditional Statements C#2005: Chapter 5 “Iteration(Looping) Statements” Read PLAD first/most, then use this to figure out what to type  CSS 290 3

  4. This lecture Reading Quiz Midterm Topic List Loops in GameMaker Loops in C# CSS 290 4

  5. Next Lecture Review for midterm exam Finish loops Maybe go through a tutorial http://www.yoyogames.com/make/tutorials Maze game? Platform games? CSS 290 5

  6. Next Thursday (May 8) Midterm exam! Mix of on-computer & on-paper On-paper first Probably C# /game design focused A couple of quizzes were printed out GameMaker “create a game that does X” CSS 290 6

  7. Next Homework Assignment Take the Gender/Casual Rubric, And apply it to 2 games: 1 game where the game does well 1 game where the game does NOT do well You’re encouraged to find *any* game (up through ‘M’ rating), including/especially current console games (i.e., 360/PS3/Wii/etc) Online, 2D games are fine, though  CSS 290 7

  8. Tutor Now Available • Mondays, Wednesdays, from noon till 2pm • Starting THIS week (April 14) • In the Windows lab • This person can help you with your homework, including (especially) the C# stuff! CSS 290

  9. Grading • A2 was graded over the weekend • The revision is due on Tuesday, May 6 • A3 was graded over the weekend • The revision is due on Thursday, May 8 CSS 290

  10. A4: due Today Posted since last week Will be done IN PAIRS (required) 1 person should hand in the homework for both people Make sure to put both names, in comments, at the top of the C# source code file. CSS 290 10

  11. And now… the quiz! Download the ‘Starter File For the Quiz’ Add code so that when the ghost is over the diamonds (or wall), collided will be set to true when the ghost is NOT over the diamonds (or wall), collided will be set to false CSS 290 11

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