Klondie

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The Klondie 3D playing cards were choreographed as one would play the game in the real world. This was more an exercise in programming in 3D space. The deck of cards never leave the player's sight. Cards are actually picked up, flipped and placed at their appropriate places and cycles from beginning to end, from dealing to shuffling. To make the 3D experience as real as possible, a 3D virtual world was modeled around the card table.

Spaceship Shoot-out

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Our first game, Spaceship Shoot-out, uses a finite state machine but with a twist. Each ship uses two machines at a time in order to process the fire and the move states at the same time. Therefore, there is a tendency to program states from a simple finite state machine to something similar to a fuzzy state machine where multiple states that can run at the same time but without the fuzzy logic. That is to say that for a game like this, boolean algebra is sufficient.

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