Final Project

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+Sean Kee
+Final Project Proposal
+
+For my final project, I want to try and make an old school type game. As a stretch goal, I would like to try and implement a GUI. If all else fails, I will attempt to make it with ascii text. The game will be sort of like a recreation of asteroids, where the goal is to destroy the asteroids in a little space ship. Would also like to try to have enemy AI instead of just asteroids.
+
+**Will be trying to use SDL library for graphical interface.
+
+Variables/data types, obviously to store different game information and data. Will probably need to use structs to code say the asteroids.
+
+Input/Output, one way or another, I am going to have to try and use unbuffered input. Whether it be GUI or ASCII,  I need a way for the program to detect arrow key movements and whatnot.
+
+Conditional statements, will use these to test if the asteroid hit the ship, etc.
+
+Arrays/Strings, Will need to use strings to display various texts, using pointers to send variables over by reference.
+
+Advanced Data Types, as stated before, will probably need to use structs to code certain pieces of the game that would require a "form." I do not believe I will have a use fo enums.
+
+
+I have multiple reasons for picking this project.
+a) I have always been interested in game design.
+b) I really want to test and see how far I can go with pretty much only 2 weeks of actual coding classes, not scratch and dingy "self taught" python.
+c) As for the AI, I've been interested in AI for things such as Unmanned Aerial Vehicals. This also includes things such as machine learning.
+
+

README.md

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-# Final Project
+# Astroshark
+## Sean Kee
 
-## Objectives
-To review and implement concepts learned from class in a self-designed program.
+### Instructions
 
-### Description
-You will design, propose, and implement a project of your own choosing.  Your project must implement or include each of the following concepts:
-  - Variables/data types
-  - Input/output
-  - Conditional statements
-  - Loops
-  - Functions
-  - Arrays/strings (either directly or as a pointer)
-  - Advanced data types (structures and enumerated lists) <br>
+Clone entire repository -- MUST HAVE ALL FILES --
+ - git clone https://github.com/MrSkee/FinalProject.git
 
-Your program must be well-commented and provide the user with information on how to use your program.  Interaction with the program should be specified within the program as well as within a readme.txt document.  Rules for games should also be included in the readme.txt document.
-Additionally, your code must be written efficiently and handle invalid user input appropriately.  This means that if you have the user enter a number, and the user enters a string or a character, your program should not crash, go into an infinite loop, or produce anything outside of the expected functionality.
+Must install SDL and SDL_tff.
+ - Go into SDL Directory
+ - type the command './configure; make; make install'
 
-Examples of projects include (but are not limited to): game simulators (board games, battle arena, other games), text adventure games, artificial intelligence applications, etc.  
+sudo apt-get install these:
+ - libsdl2-2.0-0
+ - libsdl2-dbg
+ - libsdl2-dev
+ - libsdl2-image-2.0.0
+ - libsdl2-image-dbg
+ - libsdl2-image-dev
 
-Note:  There may be functionality you wish to include in your project that we have not gone over yet in class.  You can check with your instructor (me) or your TA (Lesley) to see if we intend to go over it or if it is possible.  You may wish to temporarily hardcode data, functionality, etc. until we go over it.  Your final code for those sections should not be hardcoded.
+If opening code, use sublime or a text editor that's NOT vim.
 
-### Part 1: Proposal
-You must submit a proposal that details the following:
-  - Descriptive overview of project (what it does, what game it implements/simulates, etc).  This should be long enough to explain what your program is and what it does/does not do.
-  - Detailed examples of concept implementation (an example each of how you will use functions, loops, etc.).  You do not need to explain how you will use variables or input/output unless it is not inherently obvious.
-  - Your reasons for picking this project (you are interested in game design and wanted to create a game, you think the application is interesting and why, etc.).
+Compile command:
+gcc astroshark.c -o astroshark -lm -l SDL2 -l SDL2_image
 
-### Part 2: Project Implementation
-You must implement the project as described in your proposal and conforming to the expectations in the Description section.  
+### How to play
+W - Move Forward
+A - Strafe Left
+S - Reverse
+D - Strafe Right
+SPACE - Shoot
+Left Arrow - Rotate Left
+Right Arrow - Rotate Right
 
-Functions and large code blocks should be documented (have comments briefly explaining their purpose, as well as any parameters or return values, if applicable).
+DO NOT CLOSE GAME FROM COMMAND PROMPT. EXIT GAME PROPERLY BY HITTING THE "X" ADJACENT TO THE WINDOW TITLE.
 
-You must include a readme.txt detailing how to run your project, a brief overview of what it does, and a brief explanation of interaction with the program (e.g. “You may enter commands at the >> prompt.  For help/suggestions of commands to enter at any time, type ‘help’.” for a text adventure game).  If your project is a game or game simulator, you should also include any rules as applicable (e.g. “Go Fish is a game of matching cards.  If you suggest a card your opponent has, he/she must give you that card.  Likewise, if the opponent asks for a card you have, you must give him/her that card.  If no card matches, player draws from the pile.  Otherwise, players continue asking for cards until they ask for a card no one has.”).
 
+### Main Goals
+ ~~- Create operational window~~
+ 	~~* Operating close window button~~
+ 	~~*Create boundaries~~
+ ~~- Create functional space ship~~
+ 	~~* Movement with WASD and rotation with arrow keys~~
+~~- Create asteroids to shoot at, using random generation~~
+ ~~* Random asteroid spawn location, with random velocity~~
+~~* Gets destroyed when hit by laser~~
+ ~~- Create bullets/lasers~~
 
-### Deliverables
-Your proposal should be submitted by 10am on Monday, July 11, 2016.  It will either be approved or modification requested by Monday night.  Note that if you submit your proposal early, it will likely be evaluated early, and you will be able to begin work on your project as soon as it is approved.  Your proposal should be in a .doc, .pdf, or .txt document.
+### Secondary Goals
+ - Create separate sprites for different things
+ - Enemy AI
+ - Create menu system
+ 	* Main menu
+ 	* Pause menu
+ 	* Options
+ - Realistic control system simulating actual space flight (acceleration etc.)
+ 	* Fix rotation center
+ 	* Add acceleration and "realistic" motion
+ 	* Mouse functionality
+ - Powerups
+ 	* Ultimate Shark mode(god)
+ 	* Double shoot
+ - Clean Up
+ 	* Audio (SFX)
+ 	* Better sprites
+ ~~- Create Scoring System~~
 
-Your project is due Friday, July 15, 2016 at 4pm.  Please submit ALL files (source code, external libraries, data files, and executable).
+### Additional Comments
 
+Even though we did not go over any GUI, I chose this project mainly to see if I could actually do it. With really no "real" prior programming, I completely underestimated the amount of time and work it would take to accomplish such a project. That being said, all the goals I did not reach were essentially due to the lack of time. The only real resource I was able to find to help me was the wiki on SDL. Other than that, everyone else on the internet seemed to think it was a good idea to completely drop C and use C++, so essentially there were few possible sources. All the algorithms used in my program to calculate different things were not taken from any source, and were created by me. Anything related to SDL in terms of general usage, I referred to the wiki.
+
+
+Note: Any large chunks of code that are commented out are additional features that are either not complete or do not yet fully work. The core mechanics of the game work just fine.
+
+
+### References
+https://wiki.libsdl.org/
+http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/cmath/sin/

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