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Re: A Coding Club
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Brick Breaker with one level Yahtzee, one computer, multiple players rotating. Comes with bugs too! ![]() A couple more crappy games. Also, all my games were written in Java, using the ACM library, so it is quite pointless to use those in class. I guess that maybe I could switch back to Windows and get used to it's display manager. I am learning a library, DLib, which comes with cross-platform display tools, like a widget-based window system. It is quite simple to use this in conjunction with OpenCV, so maybe I may dive into these much deeper. As good as HighGUI is, it lacks many essential components, such as threading to prevent your display from freezing. It is also not easy to implement a button or similar. I still haven't been able to figure out QT. It changed significantly with QT5 so I cannot find any of the headers used by the tutorials I go by! It would be much more in my plate if I were teaching what I am learning. I have experienced that where I volunteer, where I had two training sessions and I was training someone else! I do not want to do the same thing with these middle schoolers and have them develop a scorn for coding! OpenCV: I just may begin with OpenCV because it isn't TOO hard, but allows you to do extremely neat things! |
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