Object Orientated Programming

Lectures

Semester 1

Introduction Lecture
Setting up Visual Studio
C Programming basics
Console Input Output in C++ (Lots more information then you need to know!)
Strings in C++
More String Examples
Arrays, Pointers & References
Structs
Objects, classes
Inheritence & Polymorphism
Class diagrams

Semester 2

Labs

Semester 1 Labs

Semester 2 Labs

Installing Ogre3D

Self Tests

Arrays & Structs

Example Programs

Falling ball
Reversing a string
Strings & IO Example Program
Structs (The Vector 2D struct) - Compiling multiple C++ programs together
The Line Program - Demonstrates structs with member functions
The Stack Program - Demonstrates a class with constructors and destructors
Shapes & Cirlces Program Demonstrates classes with inheritence & dynamic binding (virtual functions)
Ogre Framework code
File IO in C++ code
Edit distance & matrix code
Operator overloading for vectors and matrices
Matrix template class
STL Examples
All the dictionary files you need
Space invaders framework
Revision!

Assignment

Make the following modifictions to the OgreFramework code:

Make 2 robots

Make one of the Robots be controlled by the player using the I J K L keys. Make use of the GameMaths code we developed in the labs this week and create an GameMaths::Entity to keep track of the robot's position and look. You will also have to make a class variable in MyProgram to hold the GameMaths::Entity and also to hold SceneNode that you will use to draw the Robot.

Make one of the Robots follow a path, with Waypoints loaded up from a text file formatted as follows:

Waypoints
10 0 10
6 0 7
-7 0 -9
...
...

With up to 10 waypoints specified. Again use a GameMaths::Entity object and make use of the walk function we developed for the Entity. In the update member function, you need to reposition the Ogre::SceneNode that drawe the GameMaths::Entity. Dont forget to orientate the robot so that it always faces the direction it looks. You might need to use the member function rotate on the SceneNode.

Make the second robot stop walking and switch to the Shoot animation if it can see the Player. When the player can no longer be seen, make it switch back to the Walk animation and keep following the path.

Any other ideas and enhancements you can think of!

Rubrick:

A - All your GameMaths code integrated with Ogre and Ogre rendering everything in the lab. Also, some little extra functionality that you can add. Use your imagination!

B - Mostly everything working. Integration between Ogre and the GameMaths code mostly working.

C - No Ogre rendering but all the GameMaths code working.

D - No Ogre rendering, most of the GameMaths code working, but incomplete.

E - Major problems with the GameMaths code and no Ogre code working.