Using Java Script's p5js library, collide 2d library, sound library and Google Teachable Machine, this is a classical rock-paper-scissor game where objects are selected based on user hand gestures and poses. Submitted by: Philip Boakye
Time spent: 15 hours spent in total
The following required functionality is completed:
- User can choose whether or not to enable game music
- User can use either hand gestures or actual objects to play the game
- Computer or user's opponent randomly selects its object at each turn
- User can choose to restart game at the end.
- User and opponent's scores update after each turn
Here's a walkthrough of implemented user stories:
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Since I am very new to JavaScript and web dev, I had challenges figuring some updates. Also image classification could be improved. However, there are a lot of resources online and p5js documentation provides very good suggestions. If this is your first time, you need a lot of patience and reading stack errors from the logcat to figure out which lines and which files should be debugged. Feel free to comment and make improvements !!
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