Monthly Archives: February 2013

Objective: More indepth use of the logic editor in blender. Tools: Blender logic editor, Collision sensor, ‘and’ and “Sound” Actuator     Method: To start, open the logic editor in blender in the lower left hand corner of the window. Add a … Continue reading →

This week’s journal is for the playstation move’s software. To put it fairly simple the software is the means for which the Move does what it does, motion tracking with move controllers. Its design is more similar to the way … Continue reading →

To continue my talks about smartphones, this week I will focus on the software aspect. I will be focusing on the Android software and it’s pros and cons. First off, the Android software that can be found on numerous devices … Continue reading →

The Kinect Software   There are many elements to the software that is part of the Kinect game program, but with out a doubt, the software that frees the user from input devices that must be handled  is what gives … Continue reading →

Objective: Play with controllers in Blender   Tools: Blender logic editor, Near sensor, ‘and’ and ‘nor’ controllers, ‘visibilty’ actuator.     Method: To start, open the logic editor in blender. For this example we’ll be using two cubes. Set one … Continue reading →

    Objective(s): To try out different sensors and see how they interact with the Controllers and Actuators. This is to try to accommodate as many scenes that we may encounter (read: proximity mines). To see how if a cube … Continue reading →

Objective: to be more informed on blender’s game logic sensor function. Materials: Blender, game logic editor, actuator Method: turn an object react if its near others. Under the sensor option, try the near option and connect it through the control … Continue reading →