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This project is due on February 12th at 2pm and to be demonstrated, as usual, in CSE basement lab 220.
 
This project is due on February 12th at 2pm and to be demonstrated, as usual, in CSE basement lab 220.
 
The objective of the project is to implement a simple game, which allows the player to fly a drone past a number of check points on UCSD's campus.
 
  
 
For user input the only permissible device is the Sony Move controller.  
 
For user input the only permissible device is the Sony Move controller.  
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==Move Setup (10 Points)==
  
 
To use the controller, you will have to first get its driver to work. There is no official, polished driver available because the device was made for the Playstation. However, we are providing a Windows version of the driver on our [[Playstation_Move_UDP_API | MoveInVR wiki page]].
 
To use the controller, you will have to first get its driver to work. There is no official, polished driver available because the device was made for the Playstation. However, we are providing a Windows version of the driver on our [[Playstation_Move_UDP_API | MoveInVR wiki page]].
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Furthermore, you will need the UCSD campus model, and the model of a drone. The drone model was provided by Professor Falko Kuester's lab here at UCSD, where the students take classes  
 
Furthermore, you will need the UCSD campus model, and the model of a drone. The drone model was provided by Professor Falko Kuester's lab here at UCSD, where the students take classes  
 
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==Race Track==
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The UCSD campus model is the race track. Load it into your application and turn the buildings as well as the ground plane into colliders that cannot be traversed.
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==Flight Controls==
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==Extra Credit==
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[To be completed Sunday afternoon]

Revision as of 23:06, 29 January 2016

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Air Race

This project is due on February 12th at 2pm and to be demonstrated, as usual, in CSE basement lab 220.

For user input the only permissible device is the Sony Move controller.

Move Setup (10 Points)

To use the controller, you will have to first get its driver to work. There is no official, polished driver available because the device was made for the Playstation. However, we are providing a Windows version of the driver on our MoveInVR wiki page.

Race Track

The UCSD campus model is the race track. Load it into your application and turn the buildings as well as the ground plane into colliders that cannot be traversed.

Flight Controls

Extra Credit

[To be completed Sunday afternoon]