Chad Hollman ([email protected])
Frogger game written in Java. Assignment 3 of CSUS: CSC133 Object Oriented Computer Graphics Programming.
Extract all .java files to a folder. From a command prompt navigate to where
all the java files are and compile using javac *.java. Once compiled navigate
to the parent folder and run java a4.Starter from command prompt.
Please submit all bugs and feature request to the author above.
10/29/12
- Created GUI interface.
- Reorganized code to follow Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture.
- Replaced keyboard commands with GUI components.
- GUI Components have an associated "commmand" object.
- Implemented Observer/Observable pattern.
- Implemented Iterator pattern.
- Implemented Command pattern.
- Implemented Proxy pattern.
- Created a ScoreView responsible for displaying gamescore, froglives, game time, sound mode.
- Created MapView responsible for displaying the gameworld which has not been implemented yet.
- Added the following key bindings:
- n - hops the frog north
- s - hops the frog south
- e - hops the frog east
- w - hops the frog west
- space - adds a frog to the gameworld
- q - invokes quit command prompting user whether or not they'd like to quit.
11/09/12
- Modified MapView to display the contents of the game graphically.
- Added a new GameObject called "Bird".
- Movement and animation is now driven by a timer.
- Game now supports dynamic collision detection.
- Game now supports dynamic collision response.
- Game now plays sounds corresponding to specific actions taken during gameplay.
- Game now supports the ability to edit some objects of the gameworld.
11/29/12
- Game now plays sounds, a background sound during gameplay, a sound when the frog dies, a sound when the frog hops, and a sound when the frog has run out of lives.
- Game now supports the ability to pause.
- Game now supports the ability to delete game objects but only while the game is in paused mode.