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Revision as of 12:16, 1 February 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. On the Piazza page is a special note in the pinned area under which you can post questions about the setup.
Race Track
This 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
Wayfinding
Extra Credit: Two Player Mode
Create a split screen view of your application to allow another player to control their own drone and compete against one another. The second player needs to use the input device from the first project. Let's find out if the player's speed depends more on skill or on the input device.
[To be completed Monday afternoon]