Welcome to Leonardo’s CSC245 documentation!

Maestro: An ensemble of games written from scratch to learn and teach computer game development

Check out the Setup section for further information, including how to Installation the project.

Note

This project is under active development.

For more info on the projects completed for this journey, checkout Projects-Outline

Contents

• Setup
  • Dependencies
  • Instructions
  • Installation
    • Creating a Virtual Environment
    • Activating Virtual Environment
  • Running
  • Development
    • Via File Explorer / VSCode Menu
    • Via Terminal
• Projects-Outline
  • project-1-breakout
  • project-2-joust
  • project-3-flocking
  • project-4-finite-state-machines
  • project-4-path-planning
  • final-projects CTRL , MAESTRO, and simplepygamemenus
    • CTRL - Final Project
    • MAESTRO
    • simplepygamemenus
• Game Dev Log
  • project-1:baselines
  • project-2:breakout
    • Handling Collisions
    • Some Bugs
    • New Knowledge thus far
    • Old knowledge used thus far
    • Most fun
    • Struggling
  • project-3:collisions
  • project-4:joust
  • project-5:flocking
  • project-6:fsm
  • project-7:astar
  • project-8:networking
  • maestro
  • ctrl - final-game
• MAESTRO
  • The MAESTRO main menu
  • Themes and Design
  • User Interface
    • Game Select
    • Options
    • Credits
    • QUIT
  • Using MAESTRO
• CTRL
  • Menus
    • Main - Menu
    • Game Select Menu
    • Options Menu
  • Games
    • CTRL
    • KEYS
    • TRAIN

Project Documentation

• Project-1-Breakout-Documentation
  • Gameplay
  • Implementing the Game
  • Additional Features:
• Project-2-Joust-Documentation
  • Gameplay
  • Animating the Sprite
    • Moving Animation
    • Idle Animation
• Project-3-Flocking-Documentation
  • Gameplay
  • Implementation