In a game things always move.

1. Game zone

2. Building a Game is like Taking a Dream into action We are the Bridge between the human imagination and the implementation Game build by you is like your World We drag user to our world

3. The Game Vision No one is dependent on game but everyone find time to play Simple user interface simplicity = beauty (how things look) + elegance (how things work)

4. Challenges of Designing a game Screen area is 320 * 480 Memory Movements User acceptence

5. New Era of Games ResponsiveSocialGaming Multiplayergames Network Games Mobile Games

6. Games vs Application

7. Download Cocos2d Download from http://www.cocos2d-iphone.org/download Unzip Downloaded Zip /Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/Library/Xcode/Project Templates/Application/

8. IN GAMES THINGS ALWAYS MOVE

9. Lets Start Building!! NO

10. Think!! Think!! Think!!

11. Geometry of Game What is difference in world co-ordinates and geometric co-ordinates ? Translation -is moving every point a constant distance in a specified direction Rotation – Rotate things around angle Scaling – shrinking and expanding objects

12. You Look good in Geometry But we are building games?

13. Sprites

14. Game Engine Rigid Bodies-A rigid body holds the physical properties of an object Collision Shapes-By attaching shapes to bodies, you can define the a body’s shape. Constraints/Joints-Constraints and joints describe how bodies are attached to each other Spaces-Spaces are the basic simulation unit

15. Technology Cocoas2d with Chipmunk Cocoas2d with Box2d

16. Some Concepts Scenes - A scene (implemented with the CCScene object) is more or less an independent piece of the app workflow Director - The CCDirector is the component which takes care of going back and forth between scenes

17. Some Concepts Layers - A CCLayer has a size of the whole drawable area, and knows how to draw itself Sprites Actions - Actions are like orders given to any CCNode object. These actions usually modify some of the object's attributes like position, rotation, scale, etc.

18. Lets Start Building!! What? Where? How?

19. What? Punch a Mole

21. Where? Iphone ,Ipod ,Ipad 320 × 480 (iPhone/iPod touch) 640 × 960 (iPhone 4 and iPod with Retina display) 768 × 1024 / 1024 × 768 (iPad)

22. Where? Retina Display - Add double-sized sprites to your app, but instead of using the “@2x” extension, you use an “-hd” extension for Cocos2D. When loading your sprites, use normal name (without the “-hd” extension) – Cocos2D will automatically load the hd images on the Retina display

23. How? Planning the Art

24. Planning the Art

25. Setting the Background Determine names of sprite sheets (go to code) Load background and foreground (go to code) Add background (go to code) Add foreground (go to code)

26. Where we reached so far?

27. Placing the mole NSMutableArray *moles; Loadmolesprites (gotocode) ConvertpointforIpad (gotocode) Popping the Moles (gotocode)

28. Where we reached so far?

29. Defining Animations Adding animation sprite of laugh like - [animFramesaddObject:[[CCSpriteFrameCachesharedSpriteFrameCache]spriteFrameByName:@"myImage.png"]]; Laughing Animation1, Laughing Animation2, Laughing Animation3 (go to code)

30. Laugh Animation We need to add All Images for laugh animation? NO

31. Laugh Animation We will use Pliststo load using animationFromPlist

32. Laugh Animation Adding laugh animation to main Init method (go to code) When mole is going to laugh? Are we done?

33. Game logic Add Below variables to .h file CCLabelTTF*label; intscore; inttotalSpawns; BOOLgameOver;

34. Game Logic Define scoreboard for Application(go to code) Convert font-size according to device When to kick a mole? How to tap? Adding sound effects

35. Where we reached so far? Just Run the Code

36. We Did it !! Hip Hip Hooray!!

37. The Game Design Document Game Summary Game setting Game play: controls and user interface Levelmap and SoundEffects Game System/Engine