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16. Long time no blog! /*IV: Testing Day 1*/

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Some screen shots of what happened during the first day of testing at Victoria School Foundation in Marikina. :)

Students taking up pre-test

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Written by gulard

January 24, 2010 at 11:00 pm

15. Long time no blog! /*III: Familiarization*/

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I have made a simple ‘familiarization’ game state for our project in preparation for the testing phase. The familiarization state allows the players to get used to using the Wiimote/*swinging the Wiimote (including directional swing), pressing the buttons, using the Wiimote to move the mouse pointer*/ before playing the games. Read the rest of this entry »

Written by gulard

January 24, 2010 at 10:27 pm

14. Long time no blog! /*II: Fourth Game, “The Real Thing”*/

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The Real Thing

The game uses directional swings and the A button as inputs. Given the number below /*in this image, 0 (zero)*/, the player is to tell whether the number is a IRRATIONAL, WHOLE, NEGATIVE, or NON-INTEGER RATIONAL; the player may have more than one choice depending on the given number. He/she does so by swinging the Wiimote to the direction of his/her choice.  If he/she is sure of her answer, the player must press the A button to confirm the answer. Default game settings: 10 numbers/questions, 2 minutes, 3 lives.

We still have a problem regarding directional swings. For the swings to be ‘read’ correctly by the program, after each swing, the Wiimote must be held still for at least half a second.

Written by gulard

January 24, 2010 at 1:52 pm

The Invasion of Purple Aliens (Fourth Game)

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Here are screen shots of our fourth game (which we named Alien Mathvasion): Read the rest of this entry »

Written by aubreygraze

December 7, 2009 at 4:57 am

Kinespell on Wiimote

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Finally, Kinespell with the Wiimote component is already working.  We use the Wiiusej library to connect the Wiimote and as for the blue tooth, we use the Widcomm bluetooth stack.:D

Our problem now is whether to have a single program with an option on which tool the user would like to use or to have two separate program-one for Sunspot and one for Wiimote…

Written by manica dimaiwat

November 21, 2009 at 7:36 pm

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