Bearbeiter: Steven Pessall
Aufgabensteller: Prof. Gudrun Klinker Ph.D.
Betreuer: Martin Bauer
Abgabedatum: 29.03.2004
The aim of this project was to implement a simple game which can be used to demonstrate the possibilities of augmented reality in general and particularly of the DWARF framework. The game developed during the course of this project is based on the popular game Break Out, which was originally developed by Atari in 1976 as an arcade video game.
In this game the player controls a racket at the bottom of the playing area. The player has to use the racket to prevent the ball moving in the area from reaching the bottom side. At the top of the area there is a number of blocks, which have to be destroyed by hitting them repeatedly to win the game.
The player interacts with the game by moving a tracked object. The movement of this object is used
to calculate the movement of the racket. For tracking functionality Break Out
is dependant on the ARTTracker
service. Additionally, the service Viewer
is used for visualization
purposes.
make install
in directory ../build/src/services/BreakOut
make install
in directory ../build/applications/BreakOut
./run-servicemanager
./ARTTracker
./ObjectCalibration
./Viewer
./BreakOut.py
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Title: | Break Out - Augmented Reality for Computer Games |
Abstract: | The aim of this project was to implement a simple game which can be used to demonstrate the possibilities of augmented reality in general and particularly of the DWARF framework. The game developed during the course of this project is based on the popular game Break Out which was originally developed by Atari in 1976 as an arcade video game. |
Student: | Steven Pessall |
Director: | Gudrun Klinker |
Supervisor: | Martin Bauer |
Type: | SEP |
Status: | finished |
Start: | 2003/03/01 |
Finish: | 2004/03/29 |
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![]() | thesis.pdf | manage | 289.3 K | 23 Apr 2004 - 14:25 | StevenPessall | Documentation for project BreakOut? |