This is one of my very first school project, made with Loric Blanchard.

You can find the original subject here.

Note that I didn't modify the code, contrary to the PPM-Visualiser and the ASCII-ART projects. The code is the same as when we gave back the project, so it might be a bit ugly ...

• Kollision
  • Table of content
  • Features
  • How to install
  • Known issues

• Play the classic Kollision game
• Ball collisions
• Timer

# Clone git repository
git clone https://github.com/GouruRK/Kollision.git

# Go into the repo
cd Kollision

# Launch
python3 kollision.py

Optionnals arguments :

# Show help message
python3 kollision.py -h

# Game mode
python3 kollision.py -m <solide (default) | gazeux>

# Modify game intensity
python3 kollision.py -l <1 (default) | 2 | 3>

# Maximum speed for a ball
python3 kollision.py -max <argument>

# Minimum speed for a ball
python3 kollision.py -min <argument>

Note that windows user may type py instead of python3

Mode informations :

• In game mode gazeux mean that red balls can go through each other
• Game mode solide, there are collisions between balls

Game intensity :

• Level 1 : new ball each 30s
• Level 2 : new ball each 15s
• Level 3 : new ball each 5s

Some issues are :

• In gazeux mode, balls can clip into each other
• The collision between balls aren't eslastic. You can easily see it by changing the balls radius

Check out my other projects on github : Gouru.