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'''To see how our patches working you can check our video:''' | '''To see how our patches working you can check our video:''' | ||
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNh5NgpX4BI | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNh5NgpX4BI | ||
'''Check our patches here( player 1):''' | |||
[[File:Our other half-player1 patches.zip]] | |||
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We find some tutorials about how to use frame difference to create a melody with your movement. So, we tried it out and got the idea to make it a 2 player game: | We find some tutorials about how to use frame difference to create a melody with your movement. So, we tried it out and got the idea to make it a 2 player game: | ||
We (Me and | We (Me and Defne) thought about making a game with two players: The game will start when Player 1 makes some movement and through webcam, he/she creates a melody. When it is recorded, Player 2 tries to make the same melody by making similar movements (not necessarily the same movements as well). The game evaluates the melodies to each other, if they are similar, Player 2 wins a point. The first one to reach 10 points wins! | ||
'''The Structure of the Game Start:''' | '''The Structure of the Game Start:''' | ||