Project - Ideas #TC201 #WSQ05

Limbo-like Plataformer

Well, the first idea that came to our minds was to make a simple plataformer such as Limbo (gameplay below) since it is a relatively simple project that can progreess over time, as we get more knowledge we are gonna be able to improve it.

So far everything looks pretty simple since we have a lot of resources that could make our project easier, such as Unity 2d which is one of the engines that we could use. The hard part is making sure that we are using objects in our project, because we don't have much knowledge about them but over time we are going to acquire more information and create a complete work.

Another idea that I had was to make an organizer, but since there are a lot of them out there in all of the app stores I thought it would be a great idea to make one in which you get EXP points just as in your regular RPG game every time you get a task done, also the user would be able to create its own categories such as Knowledge, Strength, Dexterity, etc. and each task could be included in any of the categories depending on the type of task or event. The points of each category would grow each time the user Levels up just like in games like Final Fantasy, The Elder Scrolls or even Dark souls. It's another idea which would be great to consider. Only time will tell.

Just for the record, we would not be including the "Weapon" option though... a lot of people would end up with handcuffs around their wrists... unless you're into that kind of stuff... maybe it'd work, making an adult version of the app... uuhhhmmm, sorry I'm thinking out loud, bye.

"The last of the crappy posts" or "The definition of an object"

Now that I have learned that, according to Prof, Bauer, Making what you're told gets you a grade of 8, and since I need to get my average grades higher, I have decided that I'm going to put more into this blog, so this is "The last of the Crappy Posts"... even though it sounds like a middle age book, Noticing the HTML button is a nice start.

Now talking about objects, Prof. Bauer described it as "Things that have things and do things with other things" or something like that, And as far as I hve learned from online forums they are "entities with attributes that can use methods, and can belong to a class" so basically almost everything in Java is an object.

Well, right now if you are reading this you would be expecting that "plus" that prof Bauer asked... but this is the last of the crappy posts so, I have nothing else to add... but I can change the font to camic sans if you want... JK.

Had some issues configuring git (issues that I will address next class in person) so I won't be leaving any github links for now, my HelloWorld code is ready in Eclipse though, here's a pic of it.

As you had already warned os, Proffesor Bauer, it was different from Python since Eclipse allow you to create classes with the toolbar.

Thanks for the lesson, see you next class.

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Eclipse

Well as requested by Professor Bauer I have already downloaded Eclipse which looks kind of odd since I was used to write scripts in my notepad and the run them on the command prompt, is also new and refreshing to see so many options to code neater, I also signed the page one. So that's all for now, I guess I will download aptana too just  to see whats up with it... well mission accomplished... ta ra ra ra ran tan ta ran! (8) (Final Fantasy Victory Theme) #wsq01