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----------------------- ---PaperAirplaneGame--- ----------------------- Introduction ------------ This game was based on the "PaperPlane" minigame in the GameBoy Advance game, "Wario Ware." Thus, the concept is similar, in that you control a paper airplane and must navigate its way down a path filled with walls. You must steer the paper airplane so it doesn't hit any walls, and the angle in which you steer your plane will determine its falling speed. Angling the plane as downard as possible nets greater fall speeds, while angling more horizontally will net greater horizontal speed and lower fall speeds. Points are awarded based on how far down the path you've reached. The furthest distance is recorded as the high score. There is also a timer for how quickly you've managed to reach a certain distance, which acts as a tie-breaker for two game sessions that reach the same distance (the lesstime you take reaching a distance, the better). This encourages players to angle the plane downward for more speed, which, in turn, makes for a riskier trip. Setting up for Compilation -------------------------- This project was compiled using Eclipse (complying to JDK 1.5 standards). Thus, it is recommended to compile the code via Eclipse on your machine. This should create the appropriate class files under the "classes" folder. Running the code for "PaperAirplaneGame.class" on an html file should allow the game to be run on a browser, given that the html file and all the files and subdirectories under the "classes" folder exist in the same directory. To ensure the program compiles to the "classes" folder on Eclipse, go to Project>Properties, then select "Java Build Path" and under the "Source" tab, put the "Default output folder" as "PaperAirplaneGame/classes". When runnning or debugging the program from Eclipse, make sure to run as a Java Applet program. Also, set the program's width to 500 and height to 600, which can be done by going to Run>Run Configurations, going to the PaperAirplaneGame applet, then going to the Parameters tab and changing them there. Controls -------- Left (keyboard) - Steer the paper airplane towards the left. Right (keyboard) - Steer the paper airplane towards the right.
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Java Applet game where the player controls a paper airplane attempting to avoid obstacles to survive as long as it can. Made during my senior year in high school (2008).
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