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Flight Simulatior Game Engine

Flight Simulatior Game Engine. By Eric Fletcher and Derek Keola Ng. Game Engine. The World The Plane Enemies and Missions Controls / Internal. The World. Landscape Natural Conditions Geography Characters. The World’s Landscape. Size 10,000 x 10,000 est. Segment the world.

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Flight Simulatior Game Engine

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  1. Flight SimulatiorGame Engine By Eric Fletcher and Derek Keola Ng

  2. Game Engine • The World • The Plane • Enemies and Missions • Controls / Internal

  3. The World • Landscape • Natural Conditions • Geography • Characters

  4. The World’s Landscape • Size • 10,000 x 10,000 est. • Segment the world

  5. The World’s Landscape (cont.) • Outside Boundaries • Geographic Features • Artistic Input

  6. Natural conditions • Day and Night • Wind speed and direction • Gusts • Weather

  7. Natural Conditions (cont.) • Questions: • Realistic or supernatrualistic • Control of time • Affect Game play

  8. Geography • Terrain • Buildings • Land • Forest

  9. Characters • Robots Enemies • People • NPCs

  10. Game Engine • The World • The Plane • Enemies and Missions • Controls / Internal

  11. Plane • Specs • Parts • Camera / Positioning • Weapons

  12. Plane Specifications • Artists: WWI style plane • Keep Track • Speed • Fuel • Inventory Size and Weight • Damage

  13. Plane Parts • Add / Upgrade Parts • Adds to game play • Damage values to each part • More Realistic • More attributes to track • Repair option

  14. Camera / Positioning • 2 cameras (Cockpit and Plane) • Switch Views • Track Positioning • Radar

  15. Weapons • Artists: “Gunpods” • Guns (Projectiles) • Bombs • Track • Max Ammo • No Ammo • Damage Value

  16. Issues • How realistic we want the plane to be? (Physics) • Fuel limits? • Other plane types? NPC planes? (Artists)

  17. Game Engine • The World • The Plane • Enemies and Missions • Controls / Internal

  18. Enemies and Missions • Enemies (AI and Artists) • Missions (Scripting)

  19. Enemies • Bug-type robots (Artists) • 3 sizes • Combine to each other • Attachable Turrets • Attack, Defend, Scavenge (AI) • Guns, Bombs, Hooks

  20. Enemies (cont.) • Damage / Hitboxes • Positioning • Death state • Dark / blackened (Artists) • Smoke • Leaves Item – Plane “picks it up”

  21. Missions • Use the game state values to determine. (Scripting) • Keep Track of game values • e.g. Time limits, health, enemy pos, etc • Keeps list missions completed

  22. Game Engine • The World • The Plane • Enemies and Missions • Controls / Internal

  23. Internal / Controls • Player Stats • I/O and Save state • Controls

  24. Player Stats • Player Stats • Missions Completed • Money $$$ • Inventory • Skills Training

  25. Player Stats (cont.) • Player and Plane Stats • Assume player has multiple planes • Minimize stat sharing / confusion • Keep all player’s plane stats?

  26. I/O and Save state • Open, new, save file functions • Saves Player Stats

  27. Controls • Keyboard / Mouse • Key mapping? • Game pad / Joystick • OIS – Object Oriented Input System (multiplatform) • wxWidgets (multiplatform)

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