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Designing a Custom Combat System for 3D Game Programming Homework

This assignment focuses on creating a personalized combat system for a 3D game. You will utilize provided scene and character data files to implement the system, which includes various character poses for different actions such as running, attacking, and getting hit. Guidelines are provided for pose definitions and how to integrate visual effects using billboards. The deadline for submission is after January 16, 2006. This project will enhance your understanding of game dynamics and character interactions within a combat framework.

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Designing a Custom Combat System for 3D Game Programming Homework

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  1. 3D Game Programming Homework Assignment # 4 Combat System The scene data (in the HW04 folder) : battle_field.cwn The terrain data (in the HW04 folder) : terrain.cw3 The character data (in the Characters folder) : brain.cwc & the associated files vamfly.cwc & the associated files robot.cwc & the associated files In P.2 of this PPT, a recommended pose definition is attached. Requirements : Write your own combat system. You can put your own design as you need. Deadline : after 0116/2006

  2. Hints : • A recommended pose table : • Brain : Pose 1 – waiting • Pose 2 – run • Pose 3 – attack • Pose 4 – get hit • Pose 5 – get hit (seriously) • Pose 6 – Jump & attack • Pose 7 – Jump & attack 2 • Robot : Pose 1 – waiting • Pose 2 - run • Pose 3 – attack • Pose 4 – get hit • Pose 5 – dead • Pose 6 – jump • Vamfly : Pose 1 - waiting • Pose 2 – run • Pose 3 – attack

  3. Use billboard to play the FX for combating • int FnObject::Billboard(float *pos, // position offset of billboard center • float *size, // billboard size in (w, h) • char *tex, // texture name header • int nTex, // number of textures • float *color, // base color of the billboard • BOOL beKey, // is colorkeying ? • BYTE r, BYTE g, BYTE b, // color key value • int type) // INDEPENDENT or DEPENDENT type • // of the billboard • Example : • FnObject model; • model.Object(fxObjID); • float pos[3], size[2], color[3]; • pos[0] = 0.0f; pos[1] = 0.0f; pos[2] = 0.5f*h; • size[0] = w; size[1] = h; • color[0] = color[1] = color[2] = 1.0f; • int iOne = model.Billboard(pos, size, “fans”, 4, color, • TRUE, 30, 255, 120, INDEPENDENT); • FnBillboard bb; • bb.Object(fxObjID, iOne); • BOOL beOK = bb.NextTexture(skip, ONCE);

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