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Game project with Python and Object Oriented Programming (OOP) structure

CIn UFPE | October 2022 | Introduction to programming (IP)
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Table of Contents

1. Contributors
2. Team division
3. Built with
4. Files structure
5. Installation
6. How to run
7. About the process
8. Principal Applied programming concepts
9. Game Gallery
10. Contact

Contributors

Antônio Lucena	Lucas Torres	Shellyda Barbosa	Stela Nascimento	Thaís Neves
Miriam Mendes	Isaias Pereira

Team division

Antônio Lucena: Responsible for the first collectibles, bounding box definitions and their hit box, put the same collision system with the floor, sound in certain collectibles. Also, modeled our cat in the hat, collecting the frames of his walking animation, starting his movement system. Finally, adjusted the background of some levels to change the theme with the game's progression. Shellyda Barbosa: Technical support for the team, mainly helping them to understand and implement git and github concepts. Also, reorganized the project's file architecture, thus ensuring a better organization of the code. Besides that, implemented the Sushi item functionality that allows "super jump" power to the main character. Lucas Torres: Implemented the mechanics that control the completion of levels and improved the game mechanics. Also made two levels of the game and the custom tiles used in them. Stela Nascimento: Responsible for the creation of 6 levels, creation of the Platform Class (platforms moving in the vertical and horizontal direction), tile customization added, addition of a new enemy and sounds, as well as changing the coin image and finally, fixed some bugs like counting the coins in the levels and ensuring that the player didn't get two coins at the same time. Thaís Neves: Responsible for the visual and design part of the game, implementation of backgrounds. Also, was able to fix bugs and help with the organization and functions of other members, in addition to being part of the construction of the documentation and final presentation. Miriam Mendes: Responsible for Separate the concepts that were seen in the classes used within the code. Also, separate the libraries, tools and frameworks used in the code and justify the use of each one. Besides that, created a responsive mode for the game to run on smaller screens, with scale adjustment. Isaias Pereira: Responsible for refactoring, organizing and cleaning the GamePlay.py code; assist in maintaining track capture and other tasks; the logic that protects the player from capture two coins at the same time, allowing the item "coin" to have an independent size; and creation of the hardest level of the game: "restaurant".

Built With

• Python 3.0
• Pygame 2.1.2
• OS

Why we used pygame as library

• Greater amount of online repositories, available for learning.
• Ease of creating frames for the game's surface, with the positioning of sprites using the library's rect function.
• It has functions for colliding game objects.
• Ease of handling game events.

Why we used OS as library

• We use the OS library only to help access the images and audios directory with the path function.

Files

/assets

Images separated by category

/classes

Game elements code base

/constants

Global constants used into game flow

/levels

Levels maps data

/sound

Music and sound elements

/Gameplay.py

Game flow code

/Game.py

Main file

Installation

1. Clone repo

  git clone https://github.com/lucena564/Projeto-IP---Python.git

2. Install the dependencies

  pip install -r requirements.txt

  pip3 install -r requirements.txt

Use pip3 only if the computer contains different versions of python

Play

1. In your terminal, go to the root folder
2. Run the instruction below

  python3 Game.py

  python Game.py

Use "python Game.py" only if the computer contains different versions of python

About the process

Main challenge	How we deal
Working with the git and github versioning concept	Moments with the team to pass knowledge and clearing up doubts
Main error	How we deal
The lack of frequency of project focused meetings	Asynchronous movement: active communication, division and updating of activities, in the WhatsApp and Discord groups

Lessons learnead

Asynchronous work Importance of team work and active communication Knowledge sharing Git and Github versioning concept Python and Pygame features Object Oriented Programming (OOP)

Check ideation work in Miro board

Principal Applied programming concepts

Logical and Relational Operators, Conditional Commands	Loops
Lists	Functions

Check this document too see in a detailed way all the programming concepts applied in the project

Game Gallery

Contributing

Any contributions you make are greatly appreciated.

1. Fork the Project
2. Create your Feature Branch (git checkout -b feature/featureName)
3. Commit your Changes (git commit -m 'Add some featureName')
4. Push to the Branch (git push origin feature/featureName)
5. Open a Pull Request

Contact

• Antônio Victor Bezerra Lucena - avbl@cin.ufpe.br
• Lucas Jorge de Araújo Torres - ljat@cin.ufpe.br
• Stela Natalie Oliveira Nascimento - snon@cin.ufpe.br
• Shellyda de Fátima Silva Barbosa - sfsb2@cin.ufpe.br
• Thaís Neves de Souza- tns2@cin.ufpe.br
• Miriam Rayane Mendes da Silva - mrms@cin.ufpe.br
• Isaias Pereira da Silva - ips2@cin.ufpe.br